By Jamie Ruby

Switched at Birth, ABC Family's summer series, returns with all new episodes next month. The series follows the lives of two teenage girls, Daphne Vasquez (Katie Leclerc) and Bay Kennish (Vanessa Marano), who discover they were switched at birth.

Katie Leclerc got her first big break on the television series Veronica Mars. She recently guest starred on The Big Bang Theory, and has a role in the upcoming film The Ones.

Vanessa Marano is probably best known for her role on the television series Gilmore Girls. Other television roles include Without a Trace, Medium, and Dexter. Marano will also be appearing in the upcoming film The Secret Lives of Dorks.

The two actresses recently talked to the digital media about the series, which returns on January 3rd.

By Jamie Ruby

12 Dates of Christmas follows Kate Stanton (Amy Smart of The Butterfly Effect, Just Friends) who relives her Christmas Eve date over and over, and has twelve chances to get it right. The film, which also stars Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Saved by the Bell, Franklin & Bash) airs as part of ABC Family's 25 Days of Christmas.

The stars of the movie recently talked to the media about the Holiday film.

By Jamie Ruby

The NBC series Grimm, inspired by the classic Grimm's Fairy Tales, follows Detective Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli), who is a descendant of the "Grimms:" a line of criminal profiles who are the only ones who can see the mythological creatures of the world for who they really are. He must work to keep balance between those creatures and humanity.

Barney Burman is a third-generation monster maker that has previously worked in both straight makeup and prosthetics on films such as Planet of the Apes, The Matrix Reloaded, and Star Trek, for which he won an Oscar, and television series such as The X-Files, Medium, and Eagleheart. He currently designs many of the creatures and special effects makeup on Grimm.

Burman recently sat down with the media to discuss his creativity on Grimm.

By Jamie Ruby

This year Syfy is airing special Christmas editions of three of its popular series, all premiering on December 6th.

The first special of the night is Eureka, with the episode "Do You See What I See?," where the town is transformed into different animated versions of themselves, including styles such as claymation, anime, and more. It's up to Jack and Alison's children to help get the town back to normal.

Next is Warehouse 13 with "The Greatest Gift," in which Pete is hit by an artifact and wakes up to a life in which he has never been born. He must get the team together, including breaking Artie out of jail, and to believe his wacky story and stop a very much alive MacPherson, before it's too late.

Finally, there is Haven, with the episode "Silent Night," in which everyone, except for Audrey, believes it's Christmas, and everyone starts to not only disappear, but once they are gone, no one remembers they ever existed. Audrey must find out what's going on before it's too late and no one but her is left in the town.

This year Syfy is running special Christmas episodes of three of its popular series, all to air tonight. The second of the line up is Warehouse 13 with the episode "The Greatest Gift."

In the episode Pete Lattimer (Eddie McClintock) is hit in the head by an artifact which causes him to wake up to a life where he's never been born. In the new version of his reality, it's a different team of agents that work at the warehouse - including a very much alive James MacPherson (Roger Rees).

By Jamie Ruby

Syfy will be launching its countdown to Christmas week, starting with the all new original four-hour miniseries, Neverland. The show is a origin story about how the characters we all know and love from J.M. Barrie's classic become those characters.

Written and directed by Nick Willing, who directed the miniseries Tin Man, as well as Alice, which he also wrote, Neverland will air over two consecutive nights, begining on December 4th.

The miniseries stars Charlie Rowe of Pirate Radio as Peter Pan, Rhys Ifans, who many fans will know from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, as James Hook, and Anna Friel of Pushing Daisies as Captain Elizabeth Bonnie.

The three stars recently joined the press at the Syfy Digital Press Tour in Orlando, Florida to talk about the epic adventure.

By Jamie Ruby

If you think you know the story of Peter Pan, think again. Tonight Syfy will premiere the first half of its four-hour original miniseries, Neverland, which will conclude tomorrow night. The story is a prequel - an origin story, penned by Nick Willing, who previously directed the Syfy miniseries Alice, which he also wrote, and Tin Man. If you have watched either of those, you probably already have an idea that Neverland, although containing bits of the classic, will stand on its own.

By Jamie Ruby

The all new Syfy original miniseries Neverland, which debuts Sunday December 4 and concludes Monday, is a prequel to J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan. The show was written and directed by Nick Willing, who previously directed Syfy's mininseries Tin Man, and also Alice, for which he served as writer as well.

The imaginative miniseries stars Charlie Rowe (Pirate Radio) as young Peter Pan, Rhys Ifans (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1) as James Hook, Anna Friel (Pushing Daisies) as Captain Elizabeth Bonny, and Keira Knightley as the voice of Tinker Bell.

Rowe, Ifans, Friel, and Willing recently talked to the media about the upcoming show.