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The "Fairly Legal" star will appear in multiple episodes on the NBC drama. read more

What happens when word gets out that a beloved sports icon has been using performance-enhancing drugs? We've seen the outcome before, and it seems such a scenario is set to play out in South Park this Wendesday night. Th...

USA has set the dates for the return of three of the networkÂ’s most popular dramas for January of 2013. Get out your calendar if youÂ’re a fan of Suits, Necessary Roughness or White Collar. USA will start premieri...

George Litto wants CBS to be paying a much bigger back-end to profit participants under an agreement for the original series made nearly 40 years ago. read more

The "Goosebumps" author gives his nearly 62,000 Twitter followers an eery short story about a thieving farmer. read more

"The truth of the matter is, Boden feels everything," the actor tells THR of his character's decision to let a man die in a dangerous buiding fire. read more

As he pushes into scripted and daytime syndication, the reality czar talks about the dearth of formats, the appeal of talk shows and the future (yes, really) of "Fear Factor." read more

UPDATED: Many New York-based TV series reopened production offices, but permits for exterior shooting are still suspended. read more

With the group severed, how will the survivors fare against an attack from inside their new safe haven? read more

Project Runway All Stars proved devoted fans would flock to their televisions to watch great designers from different seasons compete against one another. It proved some fans actually prefer the interesting dynamic of th...

The publisher of American Digger Magazine say the show has been bad for the image of the metal collecting hobby and want Spike TV to dig for another series title. read more

He'll go from the MTV freshman dramedy to a recurring role on the fifth season of the CW drama. read more

The deal with Debmar Mercury sees the Lionsgate Television-produced FX comedy go into off-net repeats in September 2014. read more

Hurricane Sandy has left many still without power and a huge clean-up effort to be mounted in her wake. Meanwhile, The Weather Channel has already cleaned up – in the ratings. The news channel dedicated to all things...

Nicholas Sparks has made a big name for himself as the author of such romantic tearjerkers as The Notebook and Dear John, and is now taking a leap into television with three separate drama projects in the works at three ...

Man, I love when Sons of Anarchy is in mid-season, coasting at an exhilaratingly high speed of drama and badassery. “Bonds are broken and alliances are tested,” is the foreign-to-spoilers episode description on D...

Unless you've been hiding inside a tauntaun on Hoth for the last 24 hours, you've probably heard that Disney acquired LucasFilm and is planning to continue the Star Wars saga on the big-screen. Episodes VII, VIII and IX ...

Also, the local cable news channel NY1 made a comforting and informative companion during Hurricane Sandy.

"The Notebook" writer has "A Bend in the Road" at TNT, "The Falls" at ABC Family and "Deliverance Creek" at Lifetime. read more

New York-based film and TV production grind to a halt, movie theaters and Broadway go dark and the industry faces tens of millions of dollars in losses. read more

U.K. broadcaster Channel 4's filmmaking arm is to offer the 30 handpicked titled from its three decades of filmmakers for download to rent as part of its 30th anniversary. read more

Caleb will work with Argonon's Leopardrama label to spearhead its movie-making ambitions and also aim to boost the label's TV output. read more