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BBC Worldwide is expanding its portfolio of localized youth programming with two new shows for MTV India, as the demographic attracts growing business from other players, such as the local offshoot of Endemol.

Disney Television Animation be producing a Haunted Mansion animated special for Disney Channel and Disney XD, as well as three pilots and a short-form series that have nothing to do with rides, attractions or spooky spir...

This season will largely take place in those overseas settings, with Carrie back on the front lines that she'd been yearning to get back to for years. This presumably means we'll get to spend less time with good ol' Saul...

RETURNING SHOW: After it was canceled more than a year ago, "Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23" (Logo TV at 10 p.m.) has been resurrected and will ream off its last eight never-before-aired episodes. The critically m...

The new FX series gets a strong showing with encores and time-shifting, while Showtime's new Sunday lineup of sophomores opens without the aid of "Dexter" or "Homeland."

"The Lottery," on Lifetime, joins the ranks of TV shows that have decided to loathe humanity.

The showrunner discusses the new direction for the series, cracks wise about Dana Brody and sounds off on negative press: "The criticism hurt. The lack of an Emmy nomination hurt."

The show's "gay" adoption storyline will bring the show "full circle to two men trying to parent a young boy," the executive producer tells THR.

The entrapment defense did not convince the jury that convicted four men on terrorism charges in New York in 2010, but it is very persuasive in "The Newburgh Sting."

The British actor David Suchet seems ready to put some distance between himself and Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie's detective.

Ray Lonnen, a British actor who played a spy in "The Sandbaggers," a TV series that made the bureaucratic battles of espionage as gripping as 007-style cloak and dagger, died July 11 at his home in London. He was 74.

Jon Voight and Ann-Margret discuss working together in "Ray Donovan" and reminisce about a film they made over 30 years ago.

He received an Emmy nom for writing the emotional 1977 telefilm "Something for Joey," based on the true story of a Penn State football star and his cancer-stricken kid brother.

Trevor Lewis and Jake Muzzin invited THR along as they went under the razor of one of L.A.'s top barbers to clean up their lucky playoff scruff.

Rosa breaks out, and Vee is the loser.

The former 'That Girl' on roles past and present, Hillary Clinton, abortion and living it up in the Hamptons.

Lambert's dream of playing Madison Square Garden comes true.

What's better than Ernie Hudson appearing in Lifetime's upcoming new series The Lottery? How about Ernie Hudson playing the father of J. August Richards' character? Does the thought of these two great actors playing fath...

What's better than Ernie Hudson appearing in Lifetime's upcoming new series The Lottery? How about Ernie Hudson playing the father of J. August Richards' character? Does the thought of these two great actors playing fath...

The Last Ship, the law-and-justice drama Major Crimes and the sci-fi thriller Falling Skies are all officially coming back for another season, though it will be the last trip for one of them. Click To

Kevin Pollak will also return for the sophomore season of the comedy from EP Chuck Lorre.

The exec was vocal about the network's evolution as a broader, more male-skewing network while making it clear that the CW won't become a strictly genre network.