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Lifetime will premiere its new original series "Drop Dead Diva" on July 12 at 9 p.m. The 13-episode series revolves around a vapid model whose soul is transported into the body of a recently deceased, plus-size attorney. The series stars…
The New York State Nurses Association is not very happy with the portrayal of the nursing profession on Showtime’s new series "Nurse Jackie," the New York Daily News reports. The group is asking that Showtime include a disclaimer at the…
The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences decided to keep the 2009 Creative Arts Emmy Awards on their originally scheduled date, Sept. 12, which means a busy weekend for the industry, says The Hollywood Reporter. CBS last week moved the…
TV Land has moved the series premiere of "How’d You Get So Rich?" starring Joan Rivers from Aug. 12 to Aug. 6. The reality series about lifestyles of the rich will debut at 9 p.m. during TV Land PRIME, the…
The new NBC sitcom “100 Questions,” slated for midseason, has recast two more roles, leaving just three original cast members from the pilot, says The Hollywood Reporter. Roles played in the pilot by Elizabeth Ho and Joy Suprano will be…
Academy Award winner Kathy Bates will play the Queen of Hearts in Sci Fi’s December miniseries “Alice,” a re-imagining of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland,” says Broadcasting & Cable. Tim Curry has signed on to play Dodo. Both join Caterina…
The June 12 analog-to-digital TV switchover will funnel an estimated 200,000 to 400,000 net subscribers to pay-TV operators, says Multichannel News, citing Leichtman Research Group figures. As the deadline approaches, cable operators are working hard to lure the procrastinators, with…
Foul-mouthed British chef Gordon Ramsay went too far in insulting a female Australian TV reporter, earning a rebuke from Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, Reuters reports. Rudd said Ramsey reflected "a new form of low life" after the chef, while…
Four New York City TV stations are forming a local news service pool of video newsgathering, says Mediaweek. The local news service, formed by Fox’s WNYW, NBC Universal’s WNBC, Tribune’s WPIX, and CBS’ WCBS, will launch June 22. —Elizabeth Jensen