I can hardly believe it, but February has come and gone, and we're already in March. Though award season is over, Spring is right on its heels! To help you deal with how fast 2011 is going, I'm reminding you of all the fun entertainment stuff you have to look forward to this month, from movies to music to TV. Click through and then get your calendar out so you don't miss anything!
We've been getting you acquainted with some of the first new shows of 2011 thanks to our handy pilot scoops and midseason preview guide, but let's not forget about our returning favorites as well. Just this week we've been treated to Winter premieres of Greek, Pretty Little Liars, and V, and there's plenty more where that came from. I'm particularly psyched for this Sunday's return of Californication, and of course, my beloved Parks and Recreation. Just watch the preview below and I dare you not to feel giddy with anticipation.
Of course, I'm also looking forward to the brand new American Idol and the final season of Big Love. What about you — which returning show are you most excited about?
Catch up with the cast of Greek just in time for the start of season four, which starts with graduation, and find out what the actors hope happens between Casey and Cappie and more!
Over the past several weeks, we've been polling you on your TV favorites of 2010 — and now it's time to announce the winners! We have a few of the returning champs, but some shows are making the cut for the very first time (congrats, Pretty Little Liars). Cue the drumroll, and keep reading to find out who won. And don't forget, it's still not too late to submit your own lists to the Buzz Best of 2010 group in community!
After three seasons, Greek is all grown up and ready to say goodbye, but luckily, we'll get to send off the series in style. Graduation is fast approaching (well, at least for some of the kids), while the younger members of the crew like Rebecca and Rusty are preparing to take over their respective houses. Meanwhile, Franny is back, and Casey and Ashleigh are having trouble adjusting to the real world — though it looks like Ash will get some help from a very unexpected new suitor. We'll raise our red keg cups to toast Greek for one final season starting on Jan. 3, but until then, here's your first look.
Lots more photos and a trailer when you read more
Major networks are always churning out sitcoms, but sometimes you have to dig a little deeper to get to the really funny stuff. Let's face it: on cable, writers are able to get away with more indecency and dark humor (prime example: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia). These series definitely pushed the proverbial envelope this year and had us laughing hard. Which is your 2010 favorite?
Don't forget to vote on our Best of 2010 polls!
It’s been six months since Casey and Cappie split up on the bittersweet season finale of Greek back in March. While the final season of the ABC Family hit won’t premiere until January, we were lucky enough to get a sneak peek at the upcoming episodes as we spent a day behind the scenes on the set this Summer. We sat down with the cast to get the scoop on where the next school year will find the Cyprus-Rhodes crew – and which familiar face will be returning to the show and causing some serious drama!
As Summer draws to a close, hear your favorite movie and TV stars share their childhood vacation memories.
As Summer draws to a close, hear your favorite movie and TV stars share their childhood vacation memories on PopSugar Rush.
