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Posted on: Sunday, January 30, 2011
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Categories: 'Big Love', Film & Television, Media Alert!
Tags: HBO, nicki grant, reminders, season 5, tv schedule

Don’t forget to tune in tonight for the third Season 5 episode of Big Love! Episode 5.03 “Certain Poor Shepherds” airs tonight at 9 PM on HBO.

Episode overview via the Internet Movie Database:

The Henricksons try to put on a unified face during Christmas, but are tested amidst numbing revelations from Barb, Marge and Adaleen. Meanwhile, Lura takes drastic measures in response to Albyʼs zealous efforts to “purify” the compound; Lois drifts towards the deep end; Bill tries to soften up a senator; Ben bonds with Heather; and Cara Lynn looks for answers about her father.

Be sure to watch, and check back with us for coverage of Chloë Sevigny’s appearance on the show again next week!

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‘Big Love’ episode 5.02 reminder

Posted on: Sunday, January 23, 2011
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Categories: 'Big Love', Film & Television, Media Alert!
Tags: HBO, nicki grant, reminders, season 5, tv schedule

Don’t forget to tune in tonight for the second Season 5 episode of Big Love! Episode 5.02 “A Seat at the Table” airs tonight at 9 PM on HBO.

Episode overview via the Internet Movie Database:

Bill’s attempt to stage a “safety net” meeting for polygamist leaders is hindered by Alby and Home Plus objectors. In an effort to find common ground with her mother, Barb asks Nancy to join her at a symposium focusing on mother-daughter Mormon challenges. Nicki learns the extent of Adaleen’s isolation; Marge despairs over the quandary involving Ana and Goran; and Cara Lynn impresses her math teacher, and Greg.

Be sure to watch, and check back with us for coverage of Chloë Sevigny’s appearance on the show again next week!

‘Big Love’ Season 5 premiere reminder

Posted on: Sunday, January 16, 2011
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Categories: 'Big Love', Film & Television, Media Alert!
Tags: HBO, nicki grant, reminders, season 5, tv schedule

Don’t forget to tune in tonight for the exciting Season 5 premiere of Big Love. Episode 5.01 “Winter” airs tonight at 9 PM on HBO. Be sure to watch, and check back with us for coverage of Chloë Sevigny’s appearance on the show next week!

HBO: “‘Big Love’ to conclude after Season 5″

Posted on: Friday, October 29, 2010
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Categories: 'Big Love', Film & Television, Media Alert!
Tags: canceled, HBO, season 5

Sadly, but not wholly unexpectedly, it looks like this winter is the last we’ll be seeing of Nicki Grant & co., as HBO has just announced that the upcoming fifth season of its acclaimed polygamist drama series Big Love, premiering January 16 2011, will be the series’ last. The full story from Michael Ausiello at Entertainment Weekly:

HBO is getting a divorce from Big Love. The cable net announced that the polygamy drama’s fifth season — premiering Sunday, Jan. 16 — will be its last.

“It has been an honor and pleasure to work with series creators Mark V. Olsen and Will Scheffer on this unique and provocative series, and I’m happy that they will be able to bring the story to its close the way they always envisioned,” said HBO prez Michael Lombardo in a statement. ”We look forward with great anticipation to collaborating with Mark and Will on their next venture.”

In a joint statement, Olsen and Scheffer said the decision to end the show was a creative one. “While we were in the writers’ room this year shaping our fifth season, we discovered that we were approaching the culmination of that story.”

While never a ratings juggernaut, Big Love enjoyed strong acclaim and earned multiple Emmy nominations during its first three seasons. But the show’s fourth season was widely panned by critics and at least one of the show’s stars. Here’s hoping Love bounces back and delivers a satisfying final season.

Aw. :(

Personally, although it won’t be easy to let go of the weekly dose of Chloë Sevigny as Nicki, the conclusion of the series comes at a rather fitting time story-wise, as I would personally expect there to be dramatic, life-altering consequences of the Henricksons’ public outing at the end of last season. This also means that anything can happen in these last episodes, which should make for pretty exciting television. What do you think?

The Guardian interviews Chloë Sevigny

Posted on: Sunday, October 3, 2010
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Categories: 'Mr. Nice', 'The Brown Bunny', 'The Wait', Fashion & Modeling, Film & Television, General News, Opening Ceremony, Press Archive
Tags: acting, articles, brown bunny scene, darien, father, growing up, HBO, interviews, it girl, judy marks, m. blash, magazines, mother, new projects, purple fashion, style, the guardian, the observer, vice, vincent gallo

Interesting article and interview with Chloë Sevigny from The Guardian, in which she talks a lot about herself as well as her film work. It’s an honest article with some really nice, candid quotations from Chloë on both her career and her life in general. Full article under the cut.

Chloë Sevigny: The Interview

In the identikit world of the Hollywood leading lady, Chloë Sevigny defies convention. Her quirky looks, iconic sense of style and fearless approach to acting have made her the often controversial queen of the indie movie. Here she reveals why she regrets nothing.

Chloë Sevigny’s laugh is deep and honking, like a seal drunk on punch. Once I’ve heard it, I’m slightly preoccupied with the thought of hearing it again. First laugh: at the image of the “right man” eventually falling into her lap, “Like: ‘Whoops!’” Second laugh: the thought of asking sex advice from her mother, Janine. Third: remembering Jay McInerney following her round Manhattan like a smell, researching the seven-page New Yorker profile of Sevigny, then 19, where he wrote that she was “the coolest girl in the world”, the phrase that was, in turn, to follow her round for the rest of her life.