By Jamie Ruby

Donal Logue is probably best known for starring in the series Grounded for Life and Terriers. He has also guest starred on many popular series, such as The X-Files, House M.D., and Royal Pains.

Logue recently joined the cast of FX Network's Sons of Anarchy, in which he plays Lee Toric. The actor recently talked to the digital press about his role.

By Jamie Ruby

John Hurley and David Frei return once again to host the 11th annual edition of The National Dog Show Presented by Purina. The competition this year will feature two new dog breeds, totalling some 2,000 purebred canines in all. They all compete for "Best in Show," with the winner getting $20,000 in addition to the title.

Hurley, who serves as host, is also an actor, and probably best known for his role on Seinfeld, hosting Family Feud, and for being a champion on Dancing with the Stars.

David Frei is the expert analyst and also the host of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show and Director of Communications for the Westinster Kennel Club.

Hurley and Frei recently talked to the digital media about The National Dog Show Presented by Purina, which airs Thanksgiving Day on NBC and will repeat again the next day.

By AJ Grillo

Zachary Quinto has been seen in many TV shows since the early 2000's in guest starring roles. His first notable role was playing Adam Kaufman on the hit 24. A few years later he became a household name as the devious Sylar on Heroes. Zachary Quinto's portrayal of Sylar was so loved by audiences that his character made it through all four seasons of the show.

His next big step came when he took on the mantel of recreating the iconic role of Spock in the Star Trek relaunch.

Zachary Quinto can currently be seen on American Horror Story: Asylum. On Asylum he plays a disturbed serial killer, known as 'Bloody Face; however, by day he is a respected psychologist. Quinto recently talked to the press, below is the full transcript of the conference call.

By Karen Moul

American Horror Story: Asylum is not for everyone, but there’s no denying creator Ryan Murphy has assembled one of the most interesting casts on television. The latest addition to the team is Emmy nominee Mark Margolis, best known for his roles on Oz and Breaking Bad.

Margolis joins the show as Sam Goodman, a Nazi hunter who Sr. Jude (Jessica Lange) enlisted to uncover the truth about Dr. Arden (James Cromwell). It seems, however, that the patient who called herself Anne Frank (Franka Potente) may have been lying. Will Goodman continue to investigate Arden or move on to his next case? Margolis’ answer was evasive.

“He may already have done his work before [Sr. Jude] even made the call to him,” the Emmy nominee hinted. “He may have done some level of work.”

By AJ Grillo

Jimmy Smits has graced the big screen and small screen with his presence since the early 1980's. His first notable TV role came on LA Law, where he played Victor Sifuentes for all six seasons of the show's run. A few years later he joined the cast of NYPD Blue as Det. Bobby Simone, where he stayed for four years. Jimmy Smits cemented himself as a part of pop culture when he portrayed Senator Bail Organa in Episode 2 and 3 of the Star Wars saga. Smits also enjoyed a short run on the West Wing as Matthew Santos, and spent a season on Dexter as DA Miguel Prado.

Jimmy Smits can currently be seen on Sons of Anarchy where he plays Nero Padilla, an ex-gang leader trying to go straight. Recently Smits talks to the media. The full transcript of the conference call is below.

By Jamie Ruby

The comedy Ben and Kate follows two siblings - Ben (Nat Faxon), who doesn't have a steady job, and Kate, played by Dakota Johnson, a single mother who is always the responsible one.

This Tuesday's episode, "Career Day," guest starred Geoff Stults (The Finder) as Will, Kate's neighbor that she starts crushing on.

Stults will appear in multiple episodes this season, including next Tuesday's, "Reunion," in which Will convinces Kate to attend her high school reunion.

Johnson and Stults talked to the digital media earlier in the week about working on the series.

By Jamie Ruby

Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome, a prequel to the original Syfy series, recently premiered online. The web series, which will air as a two hour movie on television on Syfy in the first quarter of 2013, is available now exclusively on Machima Prime, with new 7-12 minute episodes rolling out every Friday. Blood & Chrome will also be available on DVD and Blu-ray on February 19th.

Blood & Chrome takes place during the first Cylon war and stars Luke Pasqualino as the young William Adama. The pilot finds himself assigned to the Galactica. The series also stars Ben Cotton and Lili Bordán.

Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome is executive produced by David Eick and Michael Taylor. The teleplay was written by Taylor, adapted from a story by Eick.

Eick and Pasqualino recently talked to the digital media about the new web series.

By Karen Moul

This Friday’s episode of Grimm brings Adalind (Claire Coffee) back to Portland to avenge her mother’s death. NBC’s official press release tells us the former hexenbiest “has her eyes set on Nick (David Giuntoli) and those closest to him – especially Hank (Russell Hornsby) and Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch).”

Meanwhile, Juliette and Captain Renard (Sasha Roiz) are a little distracted, still looking for a remedy for their mutual obsession.

“The reality is they’re both inextricably connected to one another,” explains Tulloch, “and they both don’t understand why. And it’s not getting any better, it’s just getting worse and worse and stronger and stronger.”

But the actress feels there is hope for Nick and Juliette. “There’s still a reason they fell in love in the first place. There was a lot of love there.

“It’d be great if [Juliette] could remember him. I don’t know if that’s going to happen or not,” she admitted, “but there’s definitely a spark there.”

By Jamie Ruby

The high-action spy drama Burn Notice returns for the conclusion of its sixth season tonight on USA. The series follows burned spy Michael Westen, played by Jeffrey Donovan, who uses his training to help others in trouble. He is joined by his girlfriend Fiona Glenanne (Gabrielle Anwar), former FBI informer Sam Axe (Bruce Campbell), and fellow burned spy Jesse Porter (Coby Bell).

The two-hour premiere picks up after the shocking murder of Michael's brother, Nate (Seth Peterson), by an assassin while he was killing their enemy Anson Fullerton (Jere Burns).

Star Jeffrey Donovan recently talked to the digital press about the dark path that Michael is on, and what we can expect for the rest of the season, and possibly the next.

The popular series Bones returns to Fox tonight. The series follows forensic anthropologist Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan (Emily Deschanel) and Special Agent Seeley Booth of the FBI (David Boreanaz), as well as a team of scientists working at the Jeffersonian, as they investigate and solve deaths where usually there isn't much left but bones.

In the new episode, "The Method in the Madness," airing tonight, the team investigates the death of a woman who was found discarded in a garbage can.

Series creator and executive producer Hart Hanson and executive producer Stephen Nathan recently talked to the digital press about what's coming up on the series, including the upcoming episode, "The Patriot in Purgatory," airing 11/12, where the team finds the identity of a man who died in the terrorist attacks on 9/11.