Mister Lowell’s airy two-story bachelor pad, purchased in February 2012 for $810,000 and located on the third floor of a classic 19th-century cast iron building, features a closet-sized galley kitchen off the long entrance gallery and a combination living/dining room with 16-foot ceilings, gigantic East-facing windows, and a working fireplace set against an exposed brick wall. He is slated to star as the titular character in the upcoming cable comedy series “Graves.” As for wholesomely pretty and usually but not always blond Miss Bishé, born in New Zealand and raised in New Jersey, she landed on the showbiz radar in 2009 when she turned up to replace Zach Braff as the lead character and narrator on the final season of “Scrubs.” Several small movie roles followed before she scored a plummy supporting role in the three-time Oscar-winning film “Argo” (2012), and she currently co-stars in the AMC series “Halt and Catch Fire,” a well-regarded period drama this property gossip has, quite frankly, neither seen nor heard of before.
Affably handsome thirtysomething-year-old Mister Lowell’s breakout role came in the mid-Aughts on the semi-cult-status teen noir series “Veronica Mars.” He subsequently appeared on the first three seasons of “Private Practice,” during which time he concurrently popped up on the silver screen in a couple of best picture Oscar nominees, first “Up in the Air” in 2009 and then “The Help” in 2011.
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