• Before Broken: An Exclusive Original Short. Featuring Hugh Laurie and on location with no script and no plan, experience House’s emotional journey at Mayfield Psychiatric Hospital from all-new up-close and intimate perspective as originally envisioned by director/executive producer Katie Jacobs in a never-before-seen original short.
• A Different POV: Hugh Laurie directs.
• A New House for House
• New Faces in a New House
• Episode Commentaries

Available from August 31. Pre-order: dvd or blu-ray

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Christine Baranski, The Good Wife: Diane Lockhart is a post-feminist attorney who exchanges male posturing to show a woman with foibles and romantic tangles and the lessons of her mistakes.
Rose Byrne, Damages: Ellen left Patty’s tutelage to work at the DA’s office, but then you never really leave Patty, right? Her double-crosses were fun to watch.
Elisabeth Moss, Mad Men: When Peggy got promoted and moved into the city, Moss presented a more confident young woman, who moved effortlessly from boardroom to bedroom.
Sandra Oh, Grey’s Anatomy: Cristina spent the season torn between a fulfilling relationship with Owen and a fulfilling career as a surgeon. That she never really chose is what made it exciting to watch.
Chloe Sevigny, Big Love: After regaining the trust of her sister-wives, Nicki went undercover in Bill’s opponent’s office. The season ended with her tearful admission of her infertility.
Chandra Wilson, Grey’s Anatomy: Her jittery performance in the gunman-in-the-hospital finale merits her a spot here.

Dark Horse: Lisa Edelstein, House: Without Cuddy, we’d probably cheer on House’s downward spiral. Her admonishing, though patient, support blossomed this season.

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thanks IMinCOMA

News looks like to be that they’re filming in Redondo.

Aaaand spoiler (don’t go on reading if you don’t wanna spoil yourself! Warned!!!)
Question: This House fan thanks you for posting that awesome Huddy picture! This House fan is also going to be greedy and ask you what else you know about the season premiere? —Julia
Ausiello: A fellow Trojan tipped me off that Hugh Laurie and Lisa Edelstein were on the USC campus Tuesday night shooting “some Huddy-ness.” Added the anonymous bystander: “They were kissing, hugging, and hand-holding. It was a fangirl’s dream come true. She had on the same outfit as in the beach pictures.” Speaking of those cutesy beach photos, series creator David Shore tells me that all may not be as it seems. “What the image depicts is rather different from what you’re going to experience when you watch the episode,” he reveals. “They’re [at the beach], but it’s not Beach Blanket Bingo.”

Gallery link: House M.D. > Season 7 > on set

Gallery link: Backstage West – 2010 thanks LApprgirl

and more news House is nominated at Teen Choice Awards
Choice TV Show: Drama
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“Gossip Girl”
“Grey’s Anatomy”
“House”
“The Secret Life of the American Teenager”

Congrats to all cast of House

Edelstein, who plays Dr. Lisa Cuddy on the show, previously appeared on “The West Wing,” “Ally McBeal,” and “The Practice,” as well as guest turns on “Seinfeld,” “Frasier,” “Felicity,” and “ER.” Her film credits include “What Women Want,” “As Good As It Gets,” and “Daddy Day Care.”

“House” celebrated its 100th episode milestone in February 2009, and has racked up Emmy Awards and nominations for SAG, Golden Globe, and NAACP Image Awards. It was also honored by the American Film Institute as one of the TV Programs of the Year and received a Peabody Award.

The screening will take place at 7 p.m. at:
SAG Foundation Actors Center
5757 Wilshire Blvd., Mezzanine Level
Los Angeles

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→Lisa Edelstein as Lisa Cuddy in “House” — The primary duty for the hospital’s sexy, exasperated administrator has been to serve as Dr. House’s love-hate interest. This season, writers gave Cuddy a baby and more depth, a combination that has brought out the best in an actress.

That’s the situation in which Dr. House (Hugh Laurie)finds himself Monday as House wraps its sixth season. TVGuide.com talked to Lisa Edelstein, who plays just-trying-to-move-on love interest Cuddy, about why she thinks her character has given up on the cranky diagnostician and whether she truly loves her new beau, Lucas. She also tells us whether Cuddy’s rejection could drive House back to a relapse. Will watching the finale be like watching a crane wreck?

TVGuide.com: Last week, Dr. Nolan and House came to the realization that Cuddy’s relationship with Lucas has deeply affected House. How will that carry over into the finale?

Edelstein: It comes to a head for sure. Cuddy is making some moves in her life that are really painful for House, even though he’s trying to be the bigger man. I think House is taking all the decisions in her own life personally. When really, the things Cuddy is doing, she’s doing for herself. She’s trying to make better decisions that might lead to a happier, easier future. They’re not necessarily the decisions that stick. They’re just the ones you try to do. And in the meantime, they are caught up in an awful disaster where they team up to help this woman. In the process it really forces them to face each other and see each other for who they are.

TVGuide.com: There’s obviously something there, so why do you think she’s giving up on him?
Edelstein: Because of her daughter. The fact that she’s a mother and needs something stable in her life. She’s got so much responsibility that to have an intimate relationship with House would mean she’d have another huge task at hand. And I think she’s doing everything she can to stop herself from going in that direction.

TVGuide.com: Well, do you think she really loves Lucas?
Edelstein: I think it’s more about having a stable family. I don’t think it’s great passion. It’s one of those times in a person’s life where you try to choose against your instinct because what you need is stability. I think what really turns her on is, well, not stability. She’s got huge responsibilities now. In [the recent Cuddy-centric episode], you see Lucas knows how to show up and helps her in practical matters — even though he’s a disappointment in that particular episode [Laughs]. Her relationship with House goes much deeper. He’s the one that helps her in a way that’s more meaningful. She’s able to come to new understandings with him.

TVGuide.com: A lot of fans truly hate the “Luddy” relationship. What’s your take on that?
Edelstein: I love it. I think it’s fantastic that people are so passionate about it. It’s very hard to watch two people that you think should just get together not get together. It’s very painful because you get attached to an idea. But I don’t think the exploration of House and Cuddy is over by any stretch of the imagination. I just think she could not go further with him until she tried something else. There’s no way. She has to try to live the life that she thinks is the more correct way of doing this. This is the woman who is very responsible. Until she’s done going in that direction, which I don’t know when that will be, she’s got to do what she’s got to do.

TVGuide.com: Would you like to see House and Cuddy get together before end of the series, or do you think that would ruin things?
Edelstein: I do think they need to do something about it. And I would trust David Shore to never make it actually work. [Laughs] It has to be tortured and painful. I mean, these are not happy people. If they suddenly became happy, the dynamics of the show would change. Would I like to see something go on? Yeah. But how will it happen, I have no idea.

TVGuide.com: Recent episodes have dropped hints that House is headed for a relapse. What can you tell us about that?
Edelstein: House came out of the hospital with the intention of getting Cuddy. So that’s an arc of this season for sure. Wilson’s been there to take care of him, but Cuddy’s been the thing on his mind. He’s tried many times this season to convince her to be with him, so I do think that’s a major sense of failure.

TVGuide.com: So. Tell us how it all ends?
Edelstein: No. [Laughs] A lot of people on the show haven’t even seen the finale scene.

TVGuide.com: So is it really good?
Edelstein: Yes!

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