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Chuck Ross is the managing director of TVWeek.com. He's been involved in the TV business ever since he sold cable TV subscriptions in Santa Monica, Calif., door-to-door in the mid-to-late 1970s. He's had regular gigs reporting and/or editing about TV and advertising for Cablevision magazine,The Hollywood Reporter, the San Francisco Chronicle, Inside Media and Advertising Age. He first joined the predecessor to TVWeek, Electronic Media, in 2000.
Nintendo has unveiled the eagerly anticipated Wii U, the successor to its hugely successful Wii, and with the new platform the company is hoping to recapture the old magic, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. Among the highlights, the new game…
A deal has been closed that will bring the box-office smash “X-Men: First Class” to television, Deadline.com reported. The movie, which opened at No. 1 last weekend with $55.1 million at the box office, will run on FX, the story…
Controversial film director Kevin Smith, known for his movies "Chasing Amy" and "Clerks," among others, is working with AMC on a new reality TV series that will be filmed at The Secret Stash, his comic book store in Red Bank,…
At the upcoming Daytime Emmy Awards presentation, Oprah Winfrey will receive a special honor, reports UPI.com. For "changing the face of daytime television." Winfrey will receive the Crystal Pillar Award, the story reports. CBS will broadcast the Daytime Emmys live…
If you were holding out hope that Charlie Sheen might receive a going-away Emmy nomination for his role on CBS’s "Two and a Half Men," forget about it. Sheen did not submit his name for nomination consideration, according to TheWrap.com….
Airing against mostly repeat programming, ABC took a comfortable win on a night of generally soft ratings Monday night, TVbytheNumbers.com reported. ABC’s two-hour “The Bachelorette” was the top show of the night, pushing the network to a 2.4 average rating…
In a bombshell that could force embattled Congressman Anthony Weiner to resign, TMZ is reporting that one of his email relationships was with former porn star Ginger Lee and that Weiner instructed her on "how to lie about their relationship…
In a move that was largely unexpected in the wake of cost-cutting talk by new corporate owner Comcast and the recent departure of NBC Sports Chairman Dick Ebersol, NBC pulled off an upset by outbidding ESPN and Fox for rights…
"All My Children" has lured back a former cast member who has gone on to be a big name in Hollywood, reports the Los Angeles Times’ Show Tracker blog. The soap opera will bring back Josh Duhamel to reprise a…
A number of critics noted that Jon Stewart appeared to be soft on his show last night when talking about Rep. Anthony Weiner and the revelation that Weiner had sent a lewd photo to a woman online and then vehemently denied…