Oxygen Media gets under the skin of the art of tattooing in "Best Ink", a new competition reality series laying bare the cutthroat and wildly unpredictable world of tattoo artistry. Every rose or dragon tattoo tells a story - not only of the person wearing it, but of the artist who created it. Produced by Bunim/Murray Productions, "Best Ink" premieres this winter. The contestants are guided through the competition by television host and recording artist Kimberly Caldwell. A tattoo fanatic who is inked with several meaningful images, Caldwell epitomizes the show's gutsy attitude, as shown by her fearless vocals, passionate performances, and the earthy charisma of her "American Idol" appearances.
Bent - Season 1
On the surface, Alex and Pete could not be more different. The recently divorced Alex is a hard-working, high-strung lawyer who is raising her 10-year-old daughter, Charlie, as a single mom following her husband's incarceration for insider trading. Unwilling to let anything get in her way, she downsizes into a smaller house and hires charismatic Pete, a free-spirited ladies man and recovering gambling addict who desperately needs this gig with Alex to jumpstart his life -- and prove that he is no longer a screw-up. Upon hiring him, Alex quickly realizes that she has met her match in Pete, who -- along with his motley construction crew - will not only tear apart her kitchen, but transform her worldview in the process.
Strawberry Night
Assistant Inspector Himekawa Reiko (Takeuchi Yuko), 29, is the only female section chief in the Tenth Homicide Section of the Metropolitan Police’s First Investigative Division. After graduating from a woman’s university, Reiko rose up the ranks with unusual speed despite being a non-career police officer. She is finds herself subjected to the harassment and jealousy of older colleagues and subordinates, but she has distinguished herself in this male-dominated world by solving difficult cases. The dead body of a man who was brutally murdered, is found wrapped in a plastic sheet in a thick growth of plants near a reservoir. Reiko recognises that this will not be an isolated murder. What is the significance of the mysterious words ‘strawberry night’ that emerge in the investigation? What is the true status of ‘strawberry night’ which appears and disappears on the internet?
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