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Charter Communications executives took some digs at Time Warner Cable, telling analysts on a conference call that they believe the cable operator is a troubled asset with poor leadership and customer service, reports the Los Angeles Times. “And Charter is…
ABC has ordered a murder drama from John Ridley, the writer of the movie “12 Years a Slave,” Deadline.com reports. The network ordered a pilot for the project, “American Crime.” The project focuses on a racially charged murder and the…
CBS has started its pilot season by giving an order to a project shepherded by the late James Gandolfini. Deadline.com reports that the network ordered “Taxi-22." The project is an adaptation of a hit French-Canadian single-camera comedy, which was a…
FX has placed orders for two new projects — one featuring an actor known for “Arrested Development” and another starring an actor from the “Hangover” feature film franchise. The Los Angeles Times’ Show Tracker reports that “The Hangover” actor Zach…
Programs on NBC and CBS suffered unpleasant ratings milestones Monday Night, as the big four broadcast networks finished in a four-way tie for prime time, based on Nielsen overnights for the key 18-49 demo. TVbytheNumbers.com reports that NBC’s "The Blacklist"…
A well-known film critic was expelled from the New York Film Critics Circle in the wake of an alleged heckling incident that took place at the group’s annual awards ceremony. TheWrap.com reports that contrarian critic Armond White was expelled from…
Pop singer Justin Bieber got a surprise visit from sheriff’s investigators today at his mansion in Calabasas, Calif., and while they were there to investigate a complaint by a neighbor who alleged Bieber had egged his house, they made an…
Disney/ABC Syndication Sales today announced changes in its executive lineup after a longtime executive unveiled retirement plans. Howard Levy will retire from the company at the end of this month, the company announced. Irv Schulman will step up to become…
The creator of a comedy series that had a one-season run on CBS trashed his own show during a panel discussion at the Television Critics Association winter press tour. TheWrap.com reports that Justin Halpern, who created, co-wrote and co-executive produced…
A federal appeals court in Washington ruled today that the net neutrality rules of the Federal Communications Commission are not valid, PCWorld reports. The court released its ruling in an 81-page document that included mention of "cat videos on YouTube,"…