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He worked at E! in the 1990s and initiated development of Style Network.

U.K. media had a field day Friday with statements from the likes of former director generals Mark Thompson and George Entwistle, about a dropped report that put the BBC in crisis mode.

Executive producer Sarah Finn reveals to THR why the timing was right to introduce a boy character to The Hub's CG animated series.

He'll play the son of a Kennedy-esque family who leaves the priesthood and becomes a lawyer.

After flopping with a February "sweep" stunt in which a convicted rapist was cast as a rape victim, "Law & Order: SVU" -- now a sadder but wiser sex-crimes drama -- has gone back to what the franchise does best: Rip from...

Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner produce the series, which pits celebrities against regular contestants.

Pozzi died in 1994 under mysterious circumstances; the new Italia Uno documentary "Mystery" alleges she may have been murdered by radiation poisoning.

Rather than lay a foundation at "Up All Night's" studio Universal Television, the former "SNL" writer has signed a two-year deal at rival 20th TV and will co-EP the studio's animated effort "Murder Police."

A week after we learned that Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 star Krysten Ritter has been cast in an NBC pilot, following the unfortunate cancellation of her ABC comedy, comes word that James van der Beek has also ...

Jeff Zeleny and Susan Saulny are finalizing deals to join the TV news organization's Washington bureau.

We're coming up on the one-month mark for the fantasy drama series' return. Following up on the morsels we were given for the Season 3 trailer that's set to debut tonight, some art for the upcoming return of Game of Thro...

The swimmer's docuseries "What Would Ryan Lochte Do?" will bow April 21, alongside a second season of "Married to Jonas."

A record number of buyers registered for the event that starts on Oscar Sunday proves continued global interest in shows from the BBC and British indies.

Ratings for the networks' midwinter entries have not been high as a rule, the exception being the viewership for "The Following," on Fox.

Executive producer Christo Doyle and star Todd Hoffman tells THR that several big announcements -- including who hit the mother lode -- will be made on Friday night's show.

He has joined a cast that includes Toni Collette and Dylan McDermott in Jerry Bruckheimer's drama project.

The "Apartment 23" star will play a gloomy pessimist in the comedy from "Friends" writer Dana Klein.

"She's still trying to find her own sense of self-worth, where she belongs, where she fits in, and the girls are depending on her more and more," Foster tells THR of where Michelle is at the close of the season.

Net slates show for spring

The "Girls" star speaks out and apologizes for having happened to be mentioned in a tweet that used the N-word.

The actress has been cast in the drama pilot executive produced by Ryan Reynolds.

THR debuts an exclusive scene from the March 1 episode of the animated comedy.