Go Now: What’s on TV Tonight?

Hello, this is Garrett Godwin, and it is time to Go Now. This is where to get the latest in the world of entertainment:

  • The premiere date for Law & Order: Criminal Intent has been pushed back once again. Originally scheduled for this month, the show will begin its eighth season in this spring. Jeff Goldblum joins the cast as Det. Wheeler’s new partner Zach Nichols. He’ll replacing Chris Noth, who exited CI last season as Det. Mike Logan after three years. Goldblum’s no stranger to being a small screen detective; he starred with Ben Vereen in the acclaimed but short-lived 1980 show Tenspeed and Brown Shoe, and recently in the NBC 2007 short-lived series Raines.
  • And speaking of Det. Wheeler, her real-life counterpart Julianne Nicholson and husband, British actor Jonathan Cake, are expecting another child, confirmed from Celebrity Baby Blog. The couple, married since 2004, has a 15-month son Ignatius, who was born in September 2007. They recently worked together on CI, where Cake appeared in a recurring role as her onscreen fiancee. There’s word yet on whether the pregnancy will be written into the storyline for the eighth season, which premieres this spring on USA Network.
  • CANADA (Sasha Stoltz Publicity): You’ve been offered an invitation for an fundraiser from Bruce McDonald for his new film A Love Supreme. Co-directed by both McDonald and Peter Lynch, it tells the romance between a magical boy and girl through the music of jazz legend John Coltrane — performed by legendary artists. Performances will include The Rich Brown Trio featuring bass player Rich Brown, Imaan Faith, and much more. Plus, you’ll get a sneak preview of the film while the events being shot, which is the Trane Studio (964 Bathhurst Street; 416-913-8197) tomorrow night at 8pm; admission is $50.

    Nightly TV Listings:

  • At 8pm tonight is another search for the next American Idol on FOX as well as a new NCIS on CBS.
  • At 10pm is an all-new Without a Trace, co-scripted by series regular Roselyn Sanchez, as her FBI onscreen alter-ego Elena confronts her past as she searches for her former partner, who disappeared after an undercover job. Then, on an all-new Leverage on TNT, the team’s plan to take down an corrupt construction firm could be at risk when Nate (Timothy Hutton) hits the bottle once more.

    And that is all the time we have here, so thanks for joining me. And don’t forget to check out the latest — right here on Newsblaze (NB).

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