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Things are not lookin’ too good for the future of the new Eliza Dushku TV series Dollhouse … according to series creator Joss Whedon. At the Paley Center for Media panel for Dr. Horrible’s Sing-A-Long Blog here in SoCal last night, Whedon confessed that chances are “not very good” that FOX will bring the show back for a second season next year. Considering that the show has been pulling in soft TV ratings and the fact that FOX is already thinking ahead to DVD sales of the series rather than airing future new episodes of the show, I tend to agree with Joss that the total 12 eps of Dollhouse that are already scheduled to air will be the last that we’ll see from the show on TV:

Right around episode 6, “Dollhouse” kicked into creative high-gear — but it might have been a little too late. Series creator Joss Whedon, speaking on a “Dr. Horrible” panel Tuesday night at the Paley Festival, said the possibility of the show receiving a second-season pickup was, well, rather grim. The chances are “not very good,” he said, according to SciFiWire.com. “Obviously our numbers are pretty soft … but we live in hope. “I’m really proud of the episodes that are coming out,” Whedon said. “More than that, I can’t really ask.” His comments follow the recent news that Fox would not be airing “Dollhouse’s” 13th episode, a stand-alone episode titled “Epitaph One” that the studio asked to be added on to the first season’s 12 to package for sale on DVD and overseas. Whedon elaborated on the episode’s set-up: “[I agreed to shoot] a post-apocalyptic thriller that’s all on our sets in six days with a cast of four other people … and peppered with different bits from our regular cast. … It’s one of the best episodes we’ve ever made.” The most recent episode of “Dollhouse” delivered a 1.4 rating among adults 18-49 and 3.6 million viewers overall. A renewal for its Friday-night lead-in, “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles,” is even less likely. Fox will announce its fall schedule May 18.

Personally, I feel that the reason that the show is underperforming in the ratings has mainly to do with the fact that FOX exiled it (along with Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) to Friday night. As much as I am loving Dollhouse over all, I am usually not home on Friday nights to watch it … so it gets recorded on my DVR so that I can watch it later. I’m sure there are LOTS of other folks who do the same. I know the show would do much better if the network featured it on a night when people are actually home to watch television. That being said, tho, I sorta feel that Dollhouse will go the way of that other Joss Whedon show Firefly (which aired only one season and then was axed by FOX due to poor ratings). While I don’t think that Dollhouse will eventually get it’s own movie like Firefly did (2005′s theatrical release Serenity), I think there are a lot of similarities between the two series. If Dollhouse does not survive and the show does get the ax by FOX, it seems to me that the working relationship between Joss Whedon and FOX needs to end — for both of their sakes. Whedon is going to continue making smart, character-driven TV shows and FOX is going to continue treating those shows like unwanted step children. How many times can both sides afford to expend time and money into a relationship that doesn’t seem to work? It’s a damn shame that Whedon‘s work is not given the support and promotion that it deserves because I honestly believe he is one of the most talented TV people out there. I, too, am living “in hope” that Dollhouse will defy the odds and will live to see another season but I’m also very much prepared for the fact that the show might be killed off way before its time. At this point, I’m relishing every ep as much as I can while I still can. I understand the 13th ep is really spectacular … if the show has to end, I’m not surprised they are planning to go out with a bang.

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Hugh Jackman, in character as the X-Men mutant Wolverine, is featured in the newest Got Milk? ad in order to promote both BodybyMilk.com and the new film X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Lest you think that a mutant with adamantium claws might not need to worry himself with fortifying his bones with calcium, think again … besides, who doesn’t want to see the beefy Hugh Jackman rockin’ the milk’stache?

The ad copy reads: My power to regenerate might be top secret but my ability to re-energize is simple. Milk has protien to help build muscle and a unique mix of nutrients to help you refuel. So, eat right, train hard and drink lowfat milk. That’s just common mutant sense.

I ain’t gonna lie … Wolverine in the milk’stache looks a bit silly but I suspect that the campaign will inspire may young kids to try and emulate their comic book hero and will be drinking more milk as a result of this ad. I remember that when I was a kid, I was convinced that eating spinach out of the can just like Popeye did would help me grow super strong … just like Popeye. You can imagine my disappointment when I learned otherwise. My first hint that something was amiss was my inability to squeeze the can of spinach open so that I could swallow the contents whole. After a couple bites of the gross canned green stuff … I determined that Popeye had lied to me. I’m pretty sure that kids who will drink more milk because they want to be like Wolverine in this ad won’t endure the same disappointment (unless they think that drinking milk will give them adamantium claws) so I have nothing against this new Got Milk? ad. Drink up, y’all!

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Here are a few ADORABLE photos of Cruz Beckham, the youngest child of Victoria and David Beckham, hamming it up at their friendly neighborhood Target store here in SoCal yesterday afternoon … as you can see from the photos, Cruz was proudly showing off his snazzy new superhero cape:

As we are well aware, the Beckham boys love to play dress-up on any given occasion (usually birthday parties but they’ve been known to dress-up on other occasions as well) and none of the boys likes to play dress-up as much as Cruz. The kid is adorable … and I love that he is allowed to express himself in whatever manner he likes. Vicki B. may seem like a cold, harsh woman (in photos, at least) but it’s clear that she is totally cool with letting her kids have as much fun as they like. So cute!!

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Congratulations are in order for Heidi Klum and her husband Seal who are reportedly pregs with their 4th child. Rumors began to swirl yesterday that Heidi was pregs (after a leaked sketch of one of her gowns designed specifically to allow for a baby bump made its way to the Internets) and Marc Malkin from E! News reports that he is hearing from his sources that she is, indeed, pregs again. As we learned yesterday, the 7th season of Project Runway is already casting for new contestants so it looks like we’ll be seeing Heidi‘s burgeoning bump on the newest season of the show (which Malkin also reports will be filmed in NYC this Summer). Here are a couple pics of Heidi and the three children she already has — Leni, Henry and Johan — making their way together on the streets of NYC yesterday afternoon:

Mazel tov, Heidi Klum! Sources confirm that the supermodel mogul is expecting her third child with music-man hubby Seal. The couple has two sons together, Henry Günther Ademola Dashtu Samuel, 3, and Johan Riley Fyodor Taiwo Samuel, 2. Seal is also the adoptive father of Klum’s daughter, Helene “Leni” Klum (who turns 5 on May 4), whom she had with Italian businessman Flavio Briatore. A source tells me that Klum, 35, is a little less than four-months pregnant. I also just got word that Project Runway will return to New York City for its seventh season. Shooting is scheduled to begin this summer. No doubt there will now be a maternity design challenge or two for the aspiring fashionistas. As PR fans know, the sixth season—already shot and in the can—will be the first to air beginning this summer on the reality show’s new home, the Lifetime network.

Yeah, this sounds about right. We do know that Heidi Klum loves having her babies and it has been about 2 years since she last gave birth (you may recall that Heidi was totally pregs during the second season of Project Runway so she’s no stranger to showing off couture maternity wear on the TV series) so she was about due to get knocked up again. I’m sure she’s hoping for another girl so that she can round out her perfect family. One last thing about Project Runway season 6, Pink reader Nat tells me that Lifetime has been airing commercials for the new season of PR but those commercials do not give an air date. Another source tells me the the show may air as late as August — OY! In any event, congrats again to Heidi and Seal on the (reported) impending birth of their new child!!

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