Valerie Harper

'Drop Dead Diva' Gets Season 4 Premiere Date

The Hollywood Reporter | Posted 04.25.2012

Mark your calendars: Lifetime has scheduled "Drop Dead Diva's" 13-episode fourth season return for Sunday, June 3 at 9 p.m. The premiere episode bring...

Who Says There Aren't Role Models for Women Anymore?

Christine Eads | Posted 04.09.2012

Christine Eads

As a radio host, I'm able to speak with some of my lifelong idols; I've also been introduced to some remarkable people from all walks of life that I may have otherwise never met.

What To Watch This Week

The Huffington Post | Laura Prudom | Posted 01.03.2012

The winter TV drought is over! A whole crop of new shows are premiering this week and many more new and old favorites are back from hiatus. Whatever y...

The Unspoken Solution to America's Problems: The Voter's Guide for November 2

Richard Greene | Posted 05.25.2011

Richard Greene

If everyone who wanted America to become clean energy independent by the end of this decade went to the polls on November 2 and voted for candidates that would make this happen, it would happen.

One Nation in Los Angeles: From Spectacle to Spark

Wyatt Closs | Posted 05.25.2011

Wyatt Closs

A beautiful giant collage art piece. A sea of people of every ethnicity. Danny Glover. Tom Morello. Young Poets. Wait, what's going on? And wasn't tha...

Exclusive: A Tony Nominee Quartet Reflect on the Coming Night

Brad Balfour | Posted 05.25.2011

Brad Balfour

With the Tony's almost upon us, here's a quartet of short interviews garnered at a recent press event from stars nominated for various awards in both musicals and dramatic plays.

Valerie Harper as Tallulah in Looped

Regina Weinreich | Posted 05.25.2011

Regina Weinreich

Today Tallulah is synonymous with drama queen. In "Looped" on Broadway, you learn why: the first glimpse of Valerie Harper, television's soft, Mary Ty...

Stage Door: Looped, Pride

Fern Siegel | Posted 05.25.2011

Fern Siegel

Tallulah Bankhead is a larger-than-life character with hidden depths thanks to Looped, the hugely entertaining play by Matthew Lombardo at the Lyceum.