Giving a sneak peek to what will happen in the lives of Cyprus-Rhodes University’s students, a clip previewing episode 2.04 of “Greek” has been released. In it, it can be seen that while lying down on the grass and starring at the stars, Casey and Max discuss over life, past and relationship and flirt with each other. An interesting twist waits at the end.

Episode 2.04 will be aired on Tuesday, September 16. Entitled “Gays, Ghosts and Gamma Rays”, the episode will present Rusty trying to dig up Kappa Tau actives, making Cappie nervous that he will find out about Josh Whopper’s identity. Meanwhile, Ashleigh helps Rebecca to mend her broken heart by bringing her to local gay bar and meeting some hot guys.

Falling into its second season, “Greek” is a teenage drama series from ABC. It follows the life of Casey Cartwright and her brother, Rusty, when taking participation at the university’s Greek system. The new season is broadcast every Tuesday starting on August 26 at 9/8 c. The series stars Spencer Grammer, Jacob Zachar, Scott M. Foster, Jake McDorman, Paul James, Amber Stevens and many others.

“Greek” Sneak Peak Episode 2.04:

Vote! That’s the celebrity “it” endorsement of the year.

Non-partisan registration groups are enjoying a surge in celebrity participation this election cycle.

Cast members from ABC Family’s Greek are touring college campuses. Series star Spencer Grammer, 24, points out that it’s much easier for a celebrity to advocate voting than to side with a specific candidate and risk alienating fans.

“Why wouldn’t you want to get involved? I’m not saying ‘Hey, go vote for this person,’ I’m just saying ‘Hey, go vote.’”

Source: USA Today

Celebrities have lots of choices when getting involved in voting registration campaigns. USA TODAY’s Cindy Clark breaks down a few of the many groups on the ballot.

Declare Yourself

Founded by television producer and philanthropist Norman Lear, Declare Yourself was launched in 2003 as the culmination of the Declaration of Independence Road Trip, which took an original copy of the historic document on a national tour.

Celebrity ties:High School Musical 3 stars Zac Efron, Monique Coleman, Matt Prokop and Olyesia Rubin; Ugly Betty’s America Ferrera; singer Sean Kingston; Heroes‘ Hayden Panettiere; Greek stars Spencer Grammer, Jacob Zachar and Scott Michael Foster.

On filming PSAs on the set ofHSM in Utah: ”We worked closely with the film’s director, Kenny Ortega. He’s so passionate about the cause, and a lot of the kids were excited about it. When we got there, a lot of them were champing at the bit” to participate, says Diana Nguyen, associate director of Declare Yourself and producer of the HSM PSAs. “You won’t see Vanessa (Hudgens) and Ashley (Tisdale) because they were dancing on the set and filming the movie the whole time.”

Website: declareyourself.com

Series creator Sean Smith revealed that [Lauren] Conrad, who will be shooting her Greek stint in early September, will be playing a spiritual adviser to Spencer Grammer’s character.  Smith said, “It’s a dream sequence in which Casey and LC are best friends.  Casey has a big decision she has to make, and she’s like, ‘LC, what do I do?  Advise me!’” 

Smith adds that the dynamic of the two women actually remind him of “when Frankie Avalon is telling Frenchie what do to in Grease.  Casey holds LC in that high esteem.”

Source: EW

More Evan/Casey/Cappie drama perhaps? Remember that Greek will now appear on ABC Family on Tuesdays, with a new time slot

I have a ton of photos to add to the gallery including some recent appearances Spencer has made as well as some new Greek promo pictures. I also have screencaps from her guest appearance on Law & Order: SVU so be sure to look for those sometime this weekend. I also got my hands on a copy of Descent so I’ll be adding screencaps and clips of the movie to the site shortly.

I’m really, really sorry for the lack of updates everyone. I’m not ignoring the site on purpose, so please don’t think it’s been abandoned. I’m getting married in a month so it’s that time of the planning where everything is rushed and last minute, and I’m having a hard time finding time to sit down and work on the site. After everything calms down, things should be back to normal.

Remember that season two premiers on August 26 (my birthday!) so be sure to tune to ABC Family.

Hey everyone, I’ve added a few Greek promotional images from last season to the gallery.

I’ve added two photos of Spencer with her boyfriend at a party for GameStop in Hollywood on July 15.

Greek, teen drama that centers on college freshman Rusty (Jacob Zachar) who’s determined not to continue on his bookish geekiness from his high school days by entering the Greek system, returns with 10 new episodes instead of the initially hinted 12 installments for its sophomore season, which will kick off on Tuesday, August 26 at 9pm ET/PT.

The premiere date of Greek marks a change in date and time for the show, having previously aired on Mondays at 8pm. The new season finds the Greek gang returning to campus for the conclusion of their senior year, while the upperclassmen explore new relationships and academic aspirations as their upcoming senior year looms. The cast includes Spencer Grammer as Casey, Scott Michael Foster as Cappie, Jake McDorman as Evan, Clark Duke as Dale, Dilshad Vadsaria as Rebecca, Paul James as Calvin, Amber Stevens as Ashleigh and Tiffany DuPont as Frannie.

For those who missed an episode of Greek’s first season, you can catch up and relive the teen drama and the campus antics as ABC Family airs a nine-hour Greek marathon at 11am to 8pm on August 26.

It’s not all dull PowerPoint presentations at the annual E3 convention. Gaming website GameSpot.com flexed its muscle in the video games industry Tuesday night as it hosted a swank party at Hollywood club Goa.

The guest list was jammed with gaming industry publicists, advertising reps, VPs of marketing and even the occasional programmer; many of whom would normally be denied entry by velvet-rope minders at the bi-level bar on a typical Saturday night (Goa maintains a notoriously tight door policy). This was their night of glory.

Of course, B-list actors and Russian models somehow found their way into the event. A paparazzi-lined red carpet set up around the back of the venue greeted such notables as Khloe Kardashian, rapper Heavy D, Mekhi Phifer, Boston Celtics star Sam Cassell, Taryn Manning, Kelsey Grammer’s daughter Spencer and Samantha Ronson, who DJed at the party.

Guests enjoyed an open bar, boxing bouts on Nintendo Wii Sports on gaming consoles specially set up inside the club, and an inspired musical set heavy on hip-hop from Hollywood’s DJ Vice (who played after Samantha Ronson).

And while the real hot ticket at E3 this year is tonight’s Harmonix/MTV Games “Rock Band” party featuring the Who, there were plenty of industry types who managed to have a good time at Gamespot’s soiree, which was the hot event to hit Tuesday.

The website sponsoring the bash remains of the top gaming websites for fans and industry alike; attracting around 60 million visitors annually, according to Compete.com. Gamespot’s parent company is San Francisco-based CNET.

And while this party, and other parties at E3 this year pale in comparrison to the massive events held in years past by companies like Sony and Microsoft, good times were still had by many. Check out the photo gallery for proof. You’ll see shots of some very happy (or just perhaps slightly inebriated) E3 attendees.

After all, it only happens once a year.

 Source: LA Times