By Jamie Ruby

This Wednesday, Royal Pains, USA Network's #1 hit series, will return for season four. This season Dr. Hank Lawson, played by Mark Feuerstein, will be stepping out on his own with his medical practice, as his brother Evan (Paulo Costanzo), starts his own business venture. With all the fighting, it looks like Divya(Reshma Shetty) doesn't want to take sides. However, HankMed must team up for a Hamptons' emergency once more.

Feuerstein recently sat down with the media to talk about the upcoming season and what we can expect.

By Jamie Ruby

It was obvious from the beginning of the season of American Idol that Phillip Phillips had something special. The twenty-one year old from Leesburg, Georgia, had a unique voice that separated him from the competition and helped him stand out early on. Every week fans waited to see what he would do, as he always made the songs his own. Phillips has known from the beginning the kind of artist he would become; often ignoring advice in order to stay true to himself.

On Wednesday Phillips was crowned the winner of season eleven of American Idol.

On Thursday the singer talked to the digital media about his experiences on American Idol and the future.

By Jamie Ruby:

Jessica Sanchez has quite a big voice, but the California native is only sixteen. During this season of American Idol she has taken on songs by artists such as Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston - powerful songs that contestants are usually told to shy away from. However, this girl can sing a ballad like the best.

On Wednesday Sanchez placed second in the competition after the final vote.

On Thursday Sanchez talked to the digital media about her experiences on American Idol.

By Jamie Ruby

This season of American Idol marked Jimmy Iovine's second year as the in-house-coach. He helps the contestants each week to pick their songs and mentor them to improve each week. He also generally gives critiques of their performances during the show.

Recently Iovine talked to the media about his time on the show and his thoughts on the top contestants.

By Karen Moul

As American Idol enters its two-night season finale, producer Nigel Lythgoe made time to speak with a few journalists and shared his thoughts on the final showdown between Jessica Sanchez and and Phillip Phillips.

“First and foremost,” Lythgoe offered, “they’re both very quiet. I don’t know if it’s age or whatever, but in fact the final four were very quiet, gentle people and not the sort of divas that you would expect.

“They’ll probably turn into that in a few years, but at this moment in time they’re just wonderful people, they’ve got their feet firmly on the floor, and they’re very focused on winning."

So what does Lythgoe think Jessica and Phillip each need to do to win?

By Jamie Ruby

Syfy's hit documentary-reality series, Hollywood Treasure, returns tonight for a second season of all new hour long episodes. Collectibles expert and owner of Profiles in History, Joe Maddalena, stars. Each week he and his crew will travel the world searching for rare Hollywood memorabilia to sell at auction.

This season will feature collectibles such as the ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz, items from Lost, District 12 from The Hunger Games, and much more.

Maddalena recently sat down with the digital media to discuss season two of the series and what fans can look forward to.

By Karen Moul

Grimm’s first season was a bit of a slow burn, but recently the storyline has been heating up as Nick finds it increasingly difficult to keep his identity hidden from the people closest to him. It looks like he may have to let Juliette in on the secret in this week’s season finale.

In a recent phone conversation, stars David Giuntoli (Nick Burkhardt) and Russell Hornsby (Hank Griffin) were fairly tight-lipped, but they said the episode will definitely leave viewers wondering what’s in store for next season.

By Christiane Elin

It seems as if you can't think of the term, "ghost hunters" without envisioning the investigating duo from Ghost Hunters, Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson. Lead Investigator/Producer/TAPS Co-founder, Grant Wilson's last investigation airs tonight on Syfy and marks the end of the ghost hunting duo. SciFi Vision was able to chat with Ghost Hunters TAPS Case Manager, Amy Bruni, and Investigator, Adam Berry, about their reaction to Grant leaving and how the team is adjusting since his departure.

Adam Berry says the news of Grant's departure came from out of the blue and he had no idea. Adam is the newest addition to the Ghost Hunters team with two seasons under his belt. Adam felt it was extremely heart wrenching to watch fellow team members Amy Bruni, Steve Gonsalves, Britt Griffith, and Dave Tango, who have known Grant for years, react to the news. Grant's leaving hit the team hard because the Ghost Hunters TAPS team is one huge family.

By Jamie Ruby

Last week the top four contestants of American Idol competed for the coveted top three spots. The top three will get to travel back to their hometowns to perform. Hollie Cavanagh, who is from McKinney, Texas and only 18, will unfortunately not be sharing that part of the journey as she was voted off on Thursday.

Cavanagh, who still has a bright future and will be part of the Idol tour this summer, talked to the digital media recently about her time on the show and what is next for her.

By Karen Moul

Love in the Wild returns to NBC on June 7 with a new location, a new crop of singles, and a new host: Jenny McCarthy. The former “Singled Out” star is taking charge of 14 young men and women looking for love in the Dominican Republic.

The format is similar to last season, with the contestants subjected to physical challenges such as jumping off cliffs, crossing waterfalls, and generally risking their lives in quest to find true love. McCarthy had a ball filming the show, but in a recent conversation she confessed she was a bit hesitant when NBC first offered her the role.