entertainment - "season"

Four teenagers are the latest and perhaps unlikeliest stars of 'Désir,' the new production at the Spiegeltent, the seasonal entertainment site on a pier at the South Street Seaport.

Videogames News: Despite seasonal slump, revs up to $1.2 billion -- The vidgame biz continued to soar in July despite a seasonal slump with few major new titles released.

Legit News: 'Lydia,' 'Vanya' on L.A. theater's '09 schedule -- Two musicals, the world premiere of a Culture Clash play, a new drama by Octavio Solis and 'Uncle Vanya' highlight the Center Theater Group's 2009 season at the refurbished Mark Taper Forum.

Here's an early look at the season finale of the USA Network series.

J acob Wheatley-Schaller is a guest writer for Covers.com. Check out his sports betting blog here: Vegas Watch . With only 45 days left in the regular season, a team's schedule can have a significant effect on their playoff chances. ...

Legit News: Hoffman's production to open Sept. 15 -- Kicking off a new phase of international collaboration for Sydney Theater Company, Philip Seymour Hoffman's production of Andrew Upton's 'Riflemind' will transfer to a West End season at Trafalgar Studios, opening Sept. 15.

This is my second installment of six college football articles that will help give you the quick info you need to help you get off on a winning foot this season. Though this isn't an all inclusive listing of all the teams from F to J it is a handy...

Tony Award nominee Emily Skinner, last seen on Signature's stage in the critically acclaimed production of The Witches of Eastwick, is featured in the new musical adventure Ace. On Thursday, September 4th, 2008 she will participate in Signature Theater's free event 'Thursday Brown Bag Lunch'. The first Thursday of the month patron can sit down for a behind-the-scenes glimpse into Signature productions. 'Enjoy your lunch while you engage in an informal discussion with some of the artists our their 2008-2009 season,' says the theater's website.

NBC plans to air five episodes of a show that will feature celebrities having a dinner party for four other celebrities, and then getting judged on their food. Celebrity Come Dine With Me--which is just a working title, thankfully--'is based on a format owned by Granada that's found success in 16 countries, including the U.K., where the show has aired four seasons since 2005. The overseas versions have mainly showcased nonfamous contestants, though some also have experimented with celebrity contestants,' according to The Hollywood Reporter.The paper says that 'the celebrity whose party receives the highest score wins $20,000 for ... charity, and 'the show's green light hinges on lining up a suitable cast.' With that in mind, why exactly NBC went with a celebrity version instead of a real person version is beyond me, especially because they'll probably land such A-listers as Christopher Knight; Jillian, the Biggest Loser trainer; and Andy Cohen.Seriously, they couldn't find any real

Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List 10 p.m., Bravo Kathy goes into soldier-rally mode for her season finale. Tonight, she visits Walter Reed Army Medical Center, the Washington facility that came under scrutiny last year for poor conditions and bad management. Will our lady of the loose lips joke about the scandal? Oh, I think so. The Mouth will ...