Project Runway

Project Runway is finally coming to Lifetime and Season 6 is turning into a reality. Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn are both back with judges Michael Kors and Nina Garcia. The season starts on Thursday, August 20 at 10pm et/pt.

This year the models will get their own show called, “Models of the Runway”. The show will start at 11 and give fans a look at Project Runway from the model’s point of view.

“I am a huge fan of Project Runway and could not be happier that Season Six will be premiering on Lifetime, the #1 network for women,” said Andrea Wong, President and CEO, Lifetime Networks. “The talent in this all-new season is nothing short of amazing, and I can’t wait for all of the fans to see the incredible work of these brilliant designers.”

On July 9th the official website will be revealed showing fans some details about the top 16 talented designers and give us insight on what sort of drama we’re in store for.

The new season starts August 20 at 10pm ET/PT. Follow PR on Twitter here. We’ll have a live blog for the launch of Project Runway here on GamingAngels.com

Casual games developer and publisher eGames, Inc. announced the retail launch of popular hidden object game, Blood Ties, based on the cult favorite Lifetime Television series.

In Blood Ties, players help detective Vicki Nelson and her vampire partner Henry Fitzroy track down the missing members of the Hellfire Club, searching creepy crime scenes and seedy locales on the dark side of Toronto.

“We are very excited to be working with eGames to bring Blood Ties to retail,” said Merscom Chief Customer Officer Lloyd Melnick. “It is our best performing game ever online and we know eGames is well positioned to match that success at retail.”

Committed to bringing the best titles available online to brick-and-mortar stores, Blood Ties is just the first in a long line of popular titles eGames will be bringing to the shelves this year.

The game is set up sort of like solitaire – you have a pile of cards (in this case the cards have different fashion items like shirts, pants, shoes…) and you can’t get to the cards underneath until you figure out how to use the ones on top. The idea is to dress models using the cards, completing full outfits for a certain number of models in each challenge. And the different levels are challenging – the first few levels seem like a breeze, but soon enough the amount of available cards on the top levels shrinks down, and it’s tricky to sort them and use them in a way that gets the models into outfits, and your card count down.

Ultimately yes, you’re creating outfits for models, and you can handpick the outfits you like to create fashion shows at the end of each challenge. But, the challenge of the game, the strategy takes real effort, which I’ll admit I didn’t expect.

You can check out the game at the Large Animal website here