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Hank Moody survived another turbulent year and is soon returning for a sixth season of Californication. Obviously, that means the Showtimes series star, David Duchovny, will also be coming back to the small screen, as we...

The Elmo actor, who resigned from "Sesame Street" last month, is the subject of another lawsuit filed Monday in Miami. read more

The account of this year's presidential election will be published in fall 2013 before being developed for the cable network. read more

Now in its 10th season, Two and a Half Men is still a ratings juggernaut for CBS, helping the network to win ThursdayÂ’s ratings each week. Now, creator Chuck Lorre and some of his merry Two and a Half Men band are pu...

The biggest show of the '90s gets reimagined for a world of blogs, Twitter, Kickstarter and Snuggies. read more

The prolific showrunner penned the script with "Two and a Half Men's" Eddie Gorodetsky and Gemma Baker. read more

The cable network's midseason schedule also includes "The Jeselnik Offensive," "The Ben Show," "Nathan for You" and "Inside Amy Schumer." read more

Subscription cable numbers are often a little less impressive compared to other networks, thanks to the On Demand natures of many subscription cable viewers. A good sign that a subscription cable show is doing well is if...

Hester says he was wrongfully terminated after complaining that the show was possibly illegal. read more

After an epic Season 5 finale, the Sons of Anarchy crew has a bit of downtime before production on Season 6 begins. While many people might view that time as break time, Sons actor Theo Rossi is headed to NBC, where he h...

The death of Larry Hagman and Lindsay Lohan’s nightclub brawl help propel most TV magazines to new season highs. read more

Charles Randolph and playwright Sharyn Rothstein will pen the script, with former Channel Four CEO Michael Jackson on board to exec produce. read more

A trial will happen in early February over whether "NCIS: Los Angeles" is a spinoff and Donald Bellisario has been cheated out of tens of millions of dollars. read more

With 2.6 million viewers at 9 p.m., the Michael C. Hall drama outdraws its previous record set in 2009. read more

Britain's largest independent TV production group is expanding with a home in Los Angeles in a bid to develop and produce programs stateside. read more

Discovery Channel is headed down the scripted path for the first time in its history with Klondike, a mini-series about the Gold Rush based on a book by Canadian author Charlotte Gray. The success of gold hunting reality...

IÂ’m not really sure what makes AandEÂ’s Duck Dynasty so compelling. Is it the rags to riches story? The absurdity that duck calls could bring in so much wealth? The ridiculous costumes and beards the Robertson fam...

The slate includes competition entries and hidden mysteries behind some of America's best-known monuments. read more

Beth Hoppe, who joined the public broadcaster last year from Discovery Studios, has been promoted to chief programming executive. read more

Following unscripted success with "Gold Rush," the network has ordered a project based on the Charlotte Gray novel "Gold Diggers: Striking It Rich in the Klondike." read more

Ms. Hoppe, who joined PBS in August 2011 as a vice president in the programming department, has been promoted to the top programming job.

George Takei is the pop-culture gift that keeps on giving. Well known and loved for playing the role of Sulu in Star Trek, in more recent years, he continues to work in film and television, lending his considerable talen...