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NBC exhausted its promotional creativity in order to maximize the reach of last week’s SMASH premiere, and those efforts were rewarded. To build on a debut audience of over 11.4 million viewers, the SMASH pilot was replayed on NBC Universal’s vast cable l more

Why are we rushing to the casting of ‘Marilyn’ in ‘Marilyn: the Musical’? Not saying that I wanted to draw out the process through the entire season, a la any of a zillion reality shows, but come o... http://www.starpulse.com/news/Roxanne_Tellier/2012/02/ more

When I was in drama school, our teachers always said that just getting a callback was its own mark of success. Where there are callbacks, there is hope: The simple laws of probability dictate that eventually the producer’s first choice will drop out to do more

Karen Cartwright (Katharine McPhee) is dreaming at the restaurant in which she wastes her life serving lemonade to the overpaid. She still doesn't know if she's going to be cast as Marilyn in the Broadway musical about Marilyn Monroe. In another part more

It's innocence vs. experience as Karen and Ivy continue competing for the role of a lifetime. Who will come out on top—and not just on top of Director Derek? http://tvrecaps.ew.com/recap/smash-season-1-episode-2/

We have to admit to a little bit of surprise at the way episode 2 of "Smash" ended on Monday (Feb. 13). Which isn't to say the outcome of "The Callback" was disappointing -- not hardly. But given the way the show has been sold, we would've bet differently more

The Callback Tonight, our two Marilyn Monroe prospects have to endure a second callback. This time, it's not about their singing capabilities, but about dancing. Karen, of course, is alarmed; not only is she insecure about her dancing, but Derek doubles a more