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‘Doctor Who’ Amy Pond Karen Gillan New ABC Show ‘Selfie’ with ‘Sleepy Hollow’ John Cho [PREVIEW]

ABC’s new comedy ‘Selfie’ already has everyone talking, although, is mostly about the title. However, dated and annoying the title may be, its the shows names that will lure in the views. The new series stars Karen Gillan, A.K.A. ‘Doctor Who’s’ Amy Pond, and ‘Guardians of The Galaxy’s’ Nebula. Playing opposite Gillian, is John Cho, known for his roles in ‘Sleepy Hollow’ and the ‘Star Trek’ reboot.
By James Knight

  • ‘Divergent’ Shailene Woodley and Theo James Dating Split: Bradley Cooper Girlfriend Suki Waterhouse Joins ‘Insurgent’ Cast [VIDEO]

    Good news 'Divergent' fans--action movie costars, Shialene Woodley and Theo James still aren't dating, but Bradly Cooper's red hot Instagram Burberry bikini feed model girlfriend, Suki Waterhouse, will be joining the cast for Insurgent. Cara Delevingne's bestie doesn't consider herself a full-fledged actress yet, but she certainly has the look of a Hollywood stunner. Now we may very well know the real reason, 'Fault in Our Stars' heart throb, Ansel Elgort, recently split with his longtime girlfriend, Violetta Komyshan. Perhaps, her middle-aged 'Hangover' boyfriend should keep a closer eye on his rumored fiancé.
    By Shane Jordan

  • 'Harold and Kumar' John Cho 'Selfie' TV Show ABC New Pilot Premiere Review [VIDEO]

    'Harold and Kumar' stoned star, John Cho, is finally seguing into making a network romcom. Apparently, ABC's new horrifically named fall TV show, Selfie, has the Star Trek actor cast in the leading role of Henry Higgens alongside 'Doctor Who' alum Karen Gillan as Elisa Dooley in a modern day adaptation of 'My Fair Lady.' The pilot premiere's tonight, and the fact that Cho was cast in a role that would traditionally go to a more stereotypically English looking actor is not lost on him. But as impressed as some critics' reviews are with ABC's decision to cast an interracial couple as the new faces of their primetime series, the instantly dated references coupled with the ridiculous moniker is just too much for many to take.
    By Shane Jordan