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In with the new unfortunately means out with the old. Or well, old-ish anyway. CW's Star-Crossed only just got its start this year, and The Tomorrow People debuted last fall, but both dramas have been cancelled by The CW...

Camila Sodi stars as a beauty queen with ties to the criminal underworld.

Wanda Pratt reflected on her son's moving, and viral, speech -- in which he called her "the real MVP" -- on Thursday's "Today" show.

Also last night, Jimmy Kimmel challenged Pharrell Williams to a selfie contest.

The medical docuseries returns Tuesdays this summer after its first run in 2012.

UPDATED: At its pre-upfront, the network aimed at English-speaking Latino millennials announces new series, reality shows and sports programming.

The legendary producer was celebrated by famous friends and colleagues in New York, where he told THR more about his talks with Netflix.

The new "Rosemary's Baby," directed by Agnieszka Holland, aims to be psychologically complex, focusing on the loss of control of pregnancy.

The NBC two-part mini-series "Rosemary's Baby," starting on Sunday, reimagines the 1968 Polanski movie in Paris, where a sophisticated French couple befriend the two young expats.

UPDATED: NBC has added the DC Comics adaptation and Debra Messing drama as well as its Cristin Milioti comedy for 2014-15.

A scene from "Rosemary's Baby," with Zoe Saldana and Patrick J. Adams.

UPDATED: Shares of CBS were falling as much as 3 percent after the closing bell.

The series, based on the popular Diana Gabaldon novels, will launch in August.

FIC will broadcast the show in 125 markets worldwide and will handle direct sales overseas.

The live-action comedy has been given an official pickup.

Goor has scored a two-year pact that will keep him on board as an executive producer on the Golden Globe-winning comedy that he co-created with Mike Schur.

The younger-skewing network has also canceled bubble shows "The Carrie Diaries," "Star-Crossed" and "The Tomorrow People" and passed on pilots "Identity" and its "Supernatural" spinoff.

The actor, who also appears on "Banshee" and "House of Cards," will play Dr. Storm, the scientist father of Johnny Storm (Michael B. Jordan) and Sue Storm (Kate Mara).

It's that stressful time of year again -- nearly time for the annual TV Upfront Week where everyone learns the fate of their favorite broadcast shows. Beginning May 11 each network (NBC on Sunday followed by Fox ABC CBS ...

"Love Prison," a working title, will take couples who met online and have them meet in person for the first time -- in a cabin rigged with cameras, tucked away on a remote island.

Horror amalgamation gets very creative and has real potential to recast some classics.

She's teaming with 44 Blue Productions to develop a docuseries around her daughter, Alex Martin, and her extended family.