FEARnet’s Original Series “Holliston” - Season 2 Premieres Tuesday, June 4 at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT

FEARnet’s first original scripted television show, the horror/comedy HOLLISTON, returns for a raucous second season on Tuesday, June 4 (10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT), promising even more irreverent humor, shocking special effects and guest appearances from a variety of genre icons. Starring Adam Green (HATCHET, FROZEN) and Joe Lynch (KNIGHTS OF BADASSDOM, WRONG TURN 2), HOLLISTON is set in Green’s real life hometown of Holliston, Massachusetts, and follows the daily exploits of Adam and Joe—two aspiring horror filmmakers, dealing with the struggles of post-college life and relationships, while trying to make their big break in the business. With relatable storylines inspired by Green’s own experiences, HOLLISTON is as heartfelt as it is hilarious.

On May 19, 2013 I had the chance to catch up with Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider on The Celebrity Apprentice finale red carpet at Cipriani's in New York City. It was my second time interviewing the singer and I asked him for an update on the status of his injured finger from the last time. I also asked him if he was the most humble of the contestants, after his gracious and graceful exit from the show where he accepted responsibility for losing. Is he the anti Omarosa? Check it out!

Dee shares his thoughts on Al and Tipper Gore, Anthony Weiner and more with “Say Anything!” host Joy Behar.

The citizens of the planet Hondo have sent their most decorated soldier, General Trius (Nils d'Aulaire), to find a new home... and wipe out the current inhabitants in the process. But when General Trius lands on Earth, he's entranced by a strange and mystical human invention: music. He immediately abandons his mission, starts a family, and launches a one-alien bluegrass act in a tiny Brooklyn bar. Years later, a bumbling assassin named Kevin (Jay Klaitz) arrives to get the mission back on track. Although Kevin is no match for the great General Trius, the Hondonians have no intention of calling off their plan to eliminate mankind. The only solution is for General Trius and Kevin to join forces to save Hondo, prevent an intergalactic takeover of Earth, and hopefully get some bigger gigs for the universe's first Hondonian bluegrass duo: Future Folk! Watch the Trailer!

In Theaters May 31st
on iTunes June 4th

Dee has a supporting role!

Courtesy of Carla Hay - Examiner.com

In the first “All-Star Celebrity Apprentice,” country singer Trace Adkins was declared the winner, and he received the grand prize of $250,000 for his charity of choice: the American Red Cross. (Second place went to magician Penn Jillette.) "The Celebrity Apprentice," which is executive produced and hosted by Donald Trump (who chooses the winner), features celebrities competing for their selected charities. Adkins was named the winner in a live season finale that NBC televised on May 19, 2013. The season finale’s after-party was held at Cipriani in New York City's midtown Manhattan. I had a chance to briefly interview several of the stars at the after-party. Here is what this “Celebrity Apprentice” star said...

LONG ISLAND CARES TO OPEN NEW SOUTH SHORE LOCATION TO ASSIST COMMUNITIES WITH LONG TERM RECOVERY NEEDS FOLLOWING HURRICANE SANDY

Long Island Cares, Inc.-The Harry Chapin Food Bank will open a new storefront community assistance center in the Village of Lindenhurst on March 1, 2013 to assist local communities still in need of emergency food, pet food, cleaning and other types of supplies. They will also be instituting a Small Grants Assistance Program to help subsidize the replacement of essential appliances lost as a result of Hurricane Sandy. Applications for assistance of small grants of up to $1,000 will be able to be acquired from the new Lindenhurst location after March 1, 2013.