People Top 5
LAST UPDATE: Thursday December 04, 2008 11:10AM EST
PEOPLE Top 5 are the most-viewed stories on the site over the past three days, updated every 60 minutes
Courteney Cox Plays Interior Designer
The "Friends" star is going behind the scenes as creator and executive producer of "Mix It Up," an homage to "Trading Spaces."
Originally posted Thursday January 30, 2003 12:00 PM EST
With only one more season to go -- and a short one, at that -- "Friends" star Courteney Cox will shift to a dual role behind the camera as creator and executive producer of "Mix It Up," a new home-improvement program scheduled to premiere this fall on the cable channel WE: Women's Entertainment.
Production of the first 13 episodes is due to start in the spring or summer.
The program is described by the network as "an unscripted, 'Trading Spaces'-like show" that will track people with diverse tastes who move in together.
Interior designers will play peacemaker and stylist as roommates blend their two styles into something both can live with. By roommates, the network explained, the show will present a husband and wife, a parent and child, or even friends and strangers matched by a service.
"If you're moving in with your girlfriend, and you have a wagon-wheel coffee table and she has all chintz and feathers, the show will find a middle ground," a WE spokeswoman says.
Cox, who's married to actor David Arquette, 31, credits the idea for the show to her own personal experience.
"When my husband and I moved in together, it was quite a challenge blending my more refined sensibilities with his more outrageous tastes and vast collection of tchotchkes," says Cox, 38.
"It's the reality of moving in with anyone, a situation which often involves conflict, which should make for a very entertaining program."
Production of the first 13 episodes is due to start in the spring or summer.
The program is described by the network as "an unscripted, 'Trading Spaces'-like show" that will track people with diverse tastes who move in together.
Interior designers will play peacemaker and stylist as roommates blend their two styles into something both can live with. By roommates, the network explained, the show will present a husband and wife, a parent and child, or even friends and strangers matched by a service.
"If you're moving in with your girlfriend, and you have a wagon-wheel coffee table and she has all chintz and feathers, the show will find a middle ground," a WE spokeswoman says.
Cox, who's married to actor David Arquette, 31, credits the idea for the show to her own personal experience.
"When my husband and I moved in together, it was quite a challenge blending my more refined sensibilities with his more outrageous tastes and vast collection of tchotchkes," says Cox, 38.
"It's the reality of moving in with anyone, a situation which often involves conflict, which should make for a very entertaining program."
Check out more on... Courteney Cox Arquette
Most Recent Articles
Latest video
Star Talk
Michael Phelps: From Speedo to Tuxedo!
SI's Sportsman of the Year talks about his latest honor – and being named one of PEOPLE's Sexiest Men Alive (with photographs by Heinz Kluetmeier)
Advertisement
Today's Photos
What's Hot on People.com
Promotion
Treat Yourself! 4 Preview Issues
















