Filed under: Celebrity Interviews , Made in Canada Everyone into home renovation and fix-it shows recognizes the trademark overalls of Canadian handyman extraordinaire Mike Holmes . His down-to-earth and knowledgeable approach to contracting is easy to understand and very comprehensive — two reasons why Holmes has released his latest books: ‘ Make It Right: Kitchens and Bathrooms ,’ and ‘ Make It Right: Attics and Basements .’ TV Squad caught up with Holmes in Toronto, where we discussed the problems these rooms can present, what tool every single person should have in their arsenal and what magical powers his overalls possess

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Mike Holmes on the Ultimate Tool, the Worst Fix-It Mistakes and the Power of Overalls (VIDEO)

Filed under: TV News During the increasingly bitter Charlie Sheen-vs.-Chuck Lorre-and-CBS public feud, both sides have slung insults at each other with abandon.

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‘Two and a Half Men’ Creator Chuck Lorre Breaks Silence: ‘I Am So Outta Here!’

Filed under: Reality-Free , TV Previews , The Show Girl In their grand — albeit still fairly new — tradition of featuring powerful dramatic series, AMC has a new murder-mystery show to add to their critically-acclaimed, award-winning lineup, which includes ‘Mad Men,’ ‘Breaking Bad’ and ‘The Walking Dead.’ ‘The Killing,’ based on a popular Danish series (called ‘Forbrydelsen,’ if anyone wants to track down, translate and spoil it) follows the investigation of a young girl’s murder in Seattle. The 13 one-hour episodes of season 1 (two-hour premiere Sun., April 3, 9PM ET) tell the stories of the police detectives assigned to the murder, the victim’s distraught family and the suspects in the case. There are also quite a few political elements at play and, as the show’s description teases, “there are no accidents” and “everyone has a secret.”

It seems like only a month ago that glass-blowing apprentice Siobhan Magnus was a, if not the, frontrunner to become the ‘American Idol’ season nine champ. But what a difference a month can make … did ‘AI’ voters tire of her trademark high notes

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‘American Idol’ Castoff Siobhan Magnus Talks Glass Blowing, Loving Rob Zombie and Learning to Hit Those High Notes in the Shower

Wacky ‘Idol’ season 8 cast-off ‘Norman Gentle’ (aka Nick Marshall) weighed in on this year’s ‘Idol’ season on ‘The Wendy Williams Show.’ Decked in his trademark sweatband and sparkly shirt, Gentle dished on the judges this season, including new girl on the panel Ellen DeGeneres and her rumored rivalry with Simon Cowell . “There was a report, not that I want to gossip but hey, that Ellen did not like the lighting on ‘Idol,’” Gentle said, giving another reason that DeGeneres may have moved from her seat next to Cowell.

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‘Idol’ Cast-off Norman Gentle Dishes On the New Season

Adam Lambert ‘s singing “Beth” on “American Idol,” dressed up like he’s a member of the band, all in black with big things jutting out at the shoulders.

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Adam Lambert and Kiss burn down ‘American Idol’

Danny Gokey, Adam Lambert and Kris Allen are “heroes in their hometown” Ryan Seacrest says in kicking off “American Idol.” Hmmm, wonder how all the cops, teachers and social workers feel about that. It’s also “Idol’s” 300th episode, with three left standing after about 100,000 auditioned. They open the doors, and out stride Danny, Kris and Adam, in that order.

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Danny Gokey sings and busts out on ‘Dance Little Sister’ by Terrence Trent DArby