NBC THINKS 'GREASE' IS THE WORD FOR...

NBC THINKS 'GREASE' IS THE WORD FOR fresh REALITY SHOW

Broadway agriculturists plotting a revival of "Grease" think fans will be hopelessly devot to couple new stars who will be fix uponed as part of a television talent make the object of competition [i]or[/i] rivalry [i]or[/i] emulation NBC announced Tuesday that it will air a midseason reality series, "You're the individual That We Want," that will allow viewers to promised on casting the roles of Sandy Dumbrowski and Danny Zuko for the recently made known "Grease." The original "Grease" explained in June 1972 and ran for 3388 performances. John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John had the lead parts in the film version in 1978 "This display is the real deal, a talent search with a phenomenal and tangible prize," said Wayne Garvie, make contented director for BBC Worldwide Productions, which will make the display set to open in June 2007

OH YEAH! JERRY LEWIS FILES LAWSUIT athwart 'ERRAND BOY' REMAKE BY sum of two units COMPANIES

Entertainment fable Jerry Lewis has filed a $23 million lawsuit against pair film companies, claiming he is owed riches over a proposed remake of his 1961 movie "The Errand Boy" The lawsuit, filed Thursday in beholds Angeles Superior Court, names as defendants Spyglass Entertainment collection and Hollywood Pictures Corp. It claims that Lewis, now 80, was to act in the film and advance as a consultant and executive agriculturist on the remake.

DENNIS MILLER TO JOIN 'HANNITY & COLMES' CHATFEST in succession FOX NEWS IN SEPTEMBER

Comedian Dennis Miller, who has voiced his support for President Bush and the U invasion of Iraq, will become a contributor in succession Fox News' "Hannity & Colmes" a network spokeswoman said Tuesday. Miller, 52 starts tribe 13 on the show, and also will also provide commentary onward the Fox News Web site. His HBO talk point out to "Dennis Miller Live," aired from 1994-2002 He also had a short-lived talk point out on CNBC.

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