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A high-profile talk show host has reportedly been offending staffers and members of the studio audience with “standoffish” behavior. The New York Post’s Page Six reports that some audience members have complained to producers about the behavior of daytime host…
In a move MTV is touting as the first of its kind, the cable network announced today that it has pre-released a full season of a new series exclusively on an app, Deadline.com reports. "Viewers can watch all 12 episodes…
Is the joyride over for the cable juggernaut “Duck Dynasty”? After a hot start to the fourth season, the A&E hit drew fewer viewers to its season finale than it did for the closer to the previous season, TheWrap.com reports….
Ellen DeGeneres has sold a 1930s period piece to the CW, with the project focusing on a young Midwestern woman who moves to Los Angeles to track down her sister’s killer, reports Deadline.com. The project, called “Players,” is from Warner…
ABC is developing a drama written and executive produced by the writer of the film “12 Years a Slave,” John Ridley, reports Deadline.com. The project, "American Crime," is set in the Central Valley of California and focuses on a murder…
TNT has greenlighted a new series that will star actor and professional wrestler Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, The Hollywood Reporter’s Live Feed reports. Called “Wake Up Call,” the unscripted show will track people who are facing challenges, such as deadbeat…
USA Network will bring back one of its drama series for another season. The Hollywood Reporter’s Live Feed reports that the cable channel renewed the legal drama “Suits” for season four, giving the show a 16-episode order. Universal Cable Productions,…
A 1970s bank robbery drama is in development at one of the pay-cable channels, with writer Chris Collins, director Ken Fink and author Dan Chaon working on the project for Starz, reports Deadline.com. The project, called “Most Wanted,” is set…
A new project in development at Amazon Studios is being compared to the beloved 1970s BBC series "Upstairs, Downstairs," and the project underscores the ambitiousness of the studio’s push into drama development, Nellie Andreeva writes on Deadline.com. "The digital studio…
After months of speculation, Nikki Finke, the founder and editor in chief of Deadline.com, has tweeted that she will soon be leaving the site, reports LA Observed. The article notes: "On her Twitter feed, Nikki Finke has been posting [late…