John Lithgow, Bradley Whitford and Matt Bomer have joined the starry roster of the one-night-only reading of Dustin Lance Black’s Prop 8-themed play, 8, according to The Village Voice. Whitford will play defense attorney Charles Cooper, while Bomer will play Jeff Zarillo, real-life husband of Paul Katami (played by the previously announced Cheyenne Jackson). Zarillo and Katami were central litigants in the Prop 8 trial. Directed by Joe Mantello, the reading is set for September 19 at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre.

The trio joins a cast that includes Morgan Freeman, Anthony Edwards, Christine Lahti, Marisa Tomei, Cheyenne Jackson, Rob Reiner and Yeardley Smith.

The play follows the final days of the federal legal challenge to California’s Proposition 8, which eliminated the right for gay and lesbian couples to marry in California. Black wrote 8 based on the actual trial transcripts and firsthand observations of the courtroom drama and interviews with plaintiffs and families. The show features arguments and testimony from both sides of the issue.

Source: Broadway.com

Update: You can also enter to win two tickets to the premiere on Broadway here.

I have finally added 90 exclusive photos taken by myself, Kim, Ally, and Carol on July 25th and July 28th while watching “White Collar” Episode 3×13 film. I apologize for the delay in getting these added! Please do not post these exclusive photos elsewhere. Credit is also posted below each photo in the gallery. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to spend much time with Matt, but it was so great to see him again. It was also a pleasure meeting Tim DeKay, Willie Garson, and Ross McCall. And lastly, I’m really looking forward to visiting NYC next year!

Ally also donated her photos taken on July 12th and July 19th. Thank you so much!

PS: In case you missed the “White Collar” set video I uploaded, you can view it below.

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I added several more HQ photos and “White Collar” set photos to the gallery.

Thanks to Crayen, I replaced several June 30th and August 22nd “White Collar” set photos with HQ versions.

And lastly, the @WCwriters posted this cool photo of the “White Collar” Season 3 cast/crew yesterday!

I created a video consisting of Matt’s highlights from the Madden NFL 12 Pigskin Pro-Am.

It was really difficult to make nice captures from the game, but I did my best!

You can view them here.

Check out this cool “White Collar” interview by Reelz Channel.

I also added captures here.

Don’t forget to watch/record the Madden NFL 12 Pigskin Pro-Am tomorrow, August 28th at 7:00 pm EST! It will air on NBC preceding the Oakland Raiders hosting the New Orleans Saints (NBC, 8:00 pm EST) preseason matchup on Sunday Night Football. In case you’re unable to watch it, I’ll be adding captures and video clips.

PS: Tricia also notified me that Matt’s January 18th Ellen appearance will be airing on Tuesday, August 30th.

USA Network has renewed White Collar for a fourth season!

White Collar, created by Jeff Eastin, will return with a 16-episode order. Production is set to begin next year. Currently, the series is filming the second half of its third season, which will return in January 2012.

The caper drama, starring Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay, recently ended the first half of its second season with a season high 4.3 million total viewers tuning in. Season-to-date, White Collar has averaged 3.9 million on Tuesdays at 9 p.m.

“We’re thrilled to offer our viewers another season that promises some of the best writing in television, unexpected twists and generous helpings of America’s favorite bromance,” said USA Network co-presidents Jeff Wachtel and Chris McCumber.

White Collar joins a strong lineup at USA, with the recently renewed buddy lawyer series Suits, Burn Notice, In Plain Sight and Fairly Legal among those returning. Earlier this summer, the network greenlit Michael Ealy’s Common Law to series. It is highly likely that rookie Necessary Roughness will return for a second round.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

I added 9 “White Collar” set photos from today. Thanks Mary for donating them!

PS: I would also like to thank Olena A. for donating $20.00 and Mary S. for donating $60.00 to the site!