DietTribe is back for its second season tonight on Lifetime 9p with 5 new friends trying to lose weight. Four of the five friends have been given a goal to lose 50 pounds (1 was given 35 pounds) in 120 days. Jessie Pavelka is going to teach these five friends how to take off the weight and keep it off. For the first weigh-in (two weeks after they started) they are doing great. But by the second weigh-in (next week’s episode) some of them are going back to their old ways. Will they be able to take off the weight and change their lives for the better? Tune in to Lifetime every Friday at 9p to find out!
Another reason to tune in is that you get a lot of great dieting tips and who doesn’t need more of those? What I also like about this show is that is friends helping friends. And not many reality shows have that same dynamic!
Bones star David Boreanaz and his wife Jamie had a little Angel yesterday. According to People their daughter Bardot Vita weighed in at 7 lbs., 14 oz.. Bardot is their second child, they also have a son, Jaden Rayne, 7. I can’t wait to see the pictures of their little Angel because with her genes you know she is going to be beautiful!
David wasn’t the only TV star to become a parent for the second time yesterday, Rita Rocks star Nicole Sullivan welcomed her second son. People reports that Beckett Edward Packham came into the world weighing 8 lbs., 6 oz. and measuring 21 1/4 inches long. She has another son Dashel Pierce, 2.
Lifetime has picked up Drop Dead Diva for a second season according to The Hollywood Reporter. The 13 episode pick is almost a no brainer because besides doing well in the ratings, the show landed guest stars like Rosie O’Donnell and Paula Abdul before it even aired. Personally I am happy about that Drop Dead Diva will be back because this show is so darling that it leaves you in a good mood after you watch it. If you haven’t seen it yet, check it out on Lifetime on Sundays at 9p.
BTW am I only the one who didn’t realize that April Bowlby who plays Stacy on DDD also played Kandi on Two and a Half Men until this Sunday? Who knew she was really a blond?
Drop Dead Diva is a cute show that is perfect for a Sunday night before you go to work Monday blues.
Deb is a pretty, skinny woman who only cares about appearances. Jane is an overweight lawyer who only cares about her job. Both of them will die at the same time, but only one of them will come back in the other woman’s body. Deb needs to prove she is more than a beautiful woman as her soul takes over Deb’s body. She will have learn to adjust to having her memories in Jane’s body with her cravings and brilliant brain. Deb will use some of her finesse to make Jane be all she should’ve been and in the process Deb will learn to be a better person. As the pilot episode goes on you will see Deb isn’t that bad when she is stripped away of her beauty. I can’t wait to see how this series unfolds and to watch Deb become a better person.
Brooke Elliot is great as the skinny girl trapped in a plus-size body. It is nice to have Margaret Cho back on TV as her BFF and co-worker!
So tune into Drop Dead Diva on Lifetime at 9p for a show that will liven up your Sundays.
Based on the “Crimes of Fashion” book series by Ellen Byerrum. Who knew fashion could be dangerous to anything beyond your credit card balance? Lacey Smithsonian (also seen in “Hostile Makeover”), “Crimes of Fashion” columnist, finds herself reporting on more than just this season’s line when dead bodies start showing up in her best friend’s hot DC hair salon. Lacey’s uniquely trained fashion eye catches clues that others miss. The only thing that knocks Lacey from her high-heeled stride is the sudden appearance of Vic Donovan, the guy she left behind and the one man that makes her heart flutter. With her best friends, Stella, a punky hairstylist, and Brooke, an upper crust Georgetown lawyer, at her side, Lacey foils the murderer, solves the mystery and the fashion crime itself, all while meeting the deadline for her column.
Psych’s Maggie Lawson is so likable as Lacey Smithsonian in Lifetime Movie Network’s Killer Hair, the Crimes of Fashion columnist who starts writing about crime when her friend’s co-worker is murdered. Smithsonian’s friend, Stella works as at a hair salon and when one of her co-workers is found dead with a bad haircut, Stella is the only one who thinks it is murder and not a suicide like everyone else and she asks her friend to help prove it. When another one of her co-workers die the same way the police finally take Stella seriously and Smithsonian is getting the story of her lifetime. Will she be able to solve who is killing off Stella’s co-workers and giving them bad haircuts before she gets one herself? Tune into Lifetime Movie Network at 8p tonight for a fun crime movie that is a cut above the rest!!!
