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Television executives are coming under increasing pressure over the content of their programming in the wake of recent mass killings.

Any fan worthy of their tactilneck can tell you the espionage-comedy cartoon series owes a great debt to Arrested Development. Like the brilliant but short-lived sitcom about the battling Bluth family, Archer has a comed...

Executive producer Amy B. Harris talked Andy Warhol, '80s-esque stories and whether Carrie's first sexual encounter will be told.

CBS is getting a bit ahead of the game in lining up their summer premieres. That includes the return of Unforgettable for its second season, and the debut of the small screen adaptation of Stephen King's Under the Dome. ...

It's officially award show season -- and if you love them, many upcoming Sunday nights will be spent in front of the TV, seeing who's wearing what and who gaves the most unintentionally funny acceptance speech. So you do...

ColorOfChange is protesting "All My Babies Mamas," which would center on Shawty Lo, a rapper who has 11 children with ten women.

We're getting into pilot season at the networks, and NBC has just greenlit the pilot for About a Boy, a project based on the book of the same name by Nick Hornby, and by extension the 2002 movie starring Hugh Grant. If y...

Lindsay Moran speculates seeing the film would do more to radicalize potential terrorists than photos of Osama Bin Laden's dead body.

Jenny Bicks tells THR that she hopes to have some good news soon about the Bravo update.

Showtime's "60 Minutes Sports" and CBS' "60 Minutes" have done a series of critical Armstrong stories.

The "60 Minutes" correspondent who survived a brutal sexual assault in Egypt's Tahrir Square almost two years ago says she will not stop covering wars in the Middle East.

The longtime American Idol host is not a comedian, but he is slyly funny and more importantly, ruthlessly efficient. He's one of the hardest working, most professional men in Hollywood, and if given the Globes assignment...

Darlene Hunt and Jenny Bicks discuss the fourth and final season of the Showtime cancer dramedy and how the change to hourlong episodes will impact the story.

"You want to be the topic of conversation," David Nevins said of all of the chatter surrounding "Homeland's" second season, adding: "It started really strong and it ended really strong."

The multi-camera semi-autobiographical relationship project "Joe, Joe and Jane" has been given the go-ahead.

Showtime entertainment president David Nevins tells reporters that the Ilene Chaiken series would grow to explore lesbian culture where it's "not so easy."

He will guest star as himself in an upcoming episode of the comedy's second season.

After another jaw-dropper of a finale for Dexter last month, we were left thinking we'd be waiting until next fall to see where things picked up in Season 8. It looks like the show is coming back a bit sooner than expect...

"Penny Dreadful," a period drama from John Logan and Sam Mendes that will follow literary characters including Dr. Frankenstein and Dorian Gray, starts production later in 2013.

"Penny Dreadful," a period drama from John Logan and Sam Mendes that will follow literary characters including Dr. Frankenstein and Dorian Gray, starts production later in 2013.