Making movies can be dangerous work. Actors have gotten injured, and some have even died, for their art. But sometimes it's too dangerous to even start filming. On 'Chelsea Lately' (Weeknights, 11PM ET on E!), Taryn Manning detailed a day of shooting that didn't happen.

To make matters worse for her and the other actors ready to go at this dilapidated strip mall they'd found for the scene, they were all stuck in their trailers, being told they were not allowed to come out because of permit issues.

When Manning just wanted to go for Taco Bell and wasn't allowed, she started to get suspicious, eventually discovering that they were instead in the middle of warring gang territory. In other words, they were actually in danger just sitting there. So they scrapped the day and moved somewhere else.

Clear your Emmy pool, because Laurie Metcalf is coming back to television. Metcalf -- who won three Emmys for her work as Jackie on ABC's 'Roseanne' -- will star in 'Strange Brew,' a new comedy pilot set to air on Fox. Metcalf will play the mother in the series from David Kohan and Max Mutchnik ('Will & Grace'), about a dysfunctional family that owns a regional brewery. Metcalf's character is being described as a "newly sober" mom in her 40s. [Hollywood Reporter]

More casting news after the jump.

Happy or not that The CW will air a new version of Melrose Place, you must admit that you'll at least watch the premiere out of curiosity, especially if you watched the first show.

Tidbits about the show released these past weeks will have viewers tune in to know how the show will revive Sydney, a very much dead character played by Laura Leighton on the original series.

If that mystery is not enough to get you to tune in on Tuesday, September 8 at 9 p.m., maybe the new spoilers and casting information below will.

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(S01E01/S01E02) To be honest, I was sold on this one long before we finally got a look at what the Drive team has been working on all this time. I count myself as a Tim Minear fan, so his involvement was enough to get me interested. Add in a cast including Nathan Fillion (Firefly), Melanie Lynskey (Two And A Half Men), Kevin Alejandro (Sleeper Cell), Kristin Lehman (Tilt), Dylan Baker (The Book Of Daniel), and Taryn Manning (Hustle & Flow), and you really have something.