State investigators say a New York woman accused of killing her fiancé during a kayaking trip admitted to intentionally removing the plug from his kayak and then taking his paddle away. Angelika Graswald, 36, is charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter, and has pleaded not guilty.
It has come to my attention that this fall, Erika Christensen and Hallmark will be releasing a monstrosity of a made-for-television movie entitled My Boyfriends' Dogs.
Jennifer Love Hewitt as a former teen beauty who falls on hard times and is reduced to prostituting herself? (Too easy.) You betcha: last night, Lifetime's long-awaited mom-turns-hooker, based-on-a-true-story, made-for-TV The Client List premiered:
The Lifetime original movie The Pregnancy Pact (airing January 23) purports to be "based on a true story," but staff members at Gloucester High School—where the pact was allegedly made—are denouncing it, saying it's a work of fiction.
Teens may look innocent, but they're all conspiring to put a baby in your belly! At least, that's what we gleaned from this ad for the Lifetime movie inspired by the (probably non-existent) pregnancy pact made by 17 Massachusetts girls.
Lifetime is developing the TV movie Pregnancy Pact, which is inspired by the 17 Massachusetts teens accused of conspiring to get pregnant. The film won't be directly about the pregnant teens, since they've denied the pact ever existed. [Variety]
