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Three contributors to "Breaking Bad and Philosophy" speak with THR about the AMC hit and its intellectual implications.

After ending an eight-year union, Universal's new partner heads to fresh, LEED-certified digs.

"Necessary Roughness" writer Mark Kruger talks about his story about a group of young friends who discover all is not what it seems in their small town, the book's decade-long journey to publication and why he loves writ...

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The audition is the first test.

The cable network has picked up 26 more episodes for the scripted comedy and ordered four more installments of "The Haves and Have Nots."

Those in impacted markets like New York and L.A. can watch cable but still won't get the big finals matches.

The "Patridge Family" actor's blood-alcohol content was at .10, higher than New York's legal limit of .08.

She'll guest star in a two-episode arc in the upcoming sixth season of the NBC comedy.

Anne-Marie McGintee will reunite with the ex-MTV exec and run David Janollari Entertainment alongside Chernin Entertainment's Chris Markey.

Beejoli Shah, who'd written a few posts under an anonymous byline for Gawker Media's relaunched Hollywood gossip site, became the subject of a series of profanity-filled attacks from #Humblebrag creator Harris Wittels.

The untitled drama is set at a Los Angeles-area performing arts school.

Actor Augusto Aguilera lands his first major project.

The British comedian, who was detained on allegations of sexual offenses earlier this year, will face no further action.

Eric Schrier and Nick Grad tell THR what will happen when the younger-skewing FXX launches on Sept. 2 -- and reveal the daunting process of committing to 25 original series.

Sylvester Stallone, who experiences the passage of time differently from the rest of us and is still somehow living in the 1980s, has found a way to revive yet another one of his iconic tough guys, this time for the smal...

The hourlong show, "James Franco Presents," will have its premiere in November.

When "Survivor" returns for its 27th season, former players will compete with - and ultimately against - their loved ones in a fresh twist for the reality show.

Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez and Joseph Gordon-Levitt are among the presenters set.

The project would focus less on unsigned artists and more on the as-of-yet-recognized industry talent who discover and develop these unsigned acts.

The "Accidentally on Purpose" executive producer has landed a put-pilot commitment from the network for "Paroled."

Freeman, who serves as the series' narrator and E.P., tells THR, "I developed an interest in physics when I was in high school," adding, "I just like learning stuff."