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Fox’s “Glee” routinely incorporates diversity in its plotlines, but advocates for disabled Hollywood actors still wish the show had chosen one of their own to play the paraplegic Artie, the Associated Press reports Wednesday’s episode featured a joyful wheelchair routine…
CBS News producer Robert J. "Joe" Halderman was merely trying to sell a screenplay, not extort money from latenight host David Letterman, his defense lawyer said in court Tuesday, the Associated Press reports. Halderman has been charged with attempted first-degree…
White House communications director Anita Dunn is stepping down, in what the Los Angeles Times reports was an expected move, noting that she joined the administration with the understanding that she’d stay only a few months. Recently, Dunn presided over…
A deal is in place for the sale of The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, Adweek, Brandweek and Mediaweek, according to a report by Sharon Waxman of The Wrap. The buyer, according to the report, is James Finkelstein’s News Communications, which owns the “Who’s Who”…
The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced six new inductees into the TV Academy Hall of Fame — seven if you count the Smothers Brothers as individuals. According to Josef Adalian at The Wrap, The Smothers Brothers are in, along…
Jon Gosselin will countersue TLC for $5 million, RadarOnline is reporting. Gosselin, who is being sued for breach of contract by the cable network, on which he starred in the reality series "Jon & Kate Plus 8," will file his own lawsuit on…
With the cancellation of "Eastwick," industry watchers assumed that "Lost" will take over the Wednesday at 10 p.m. slot when it returns in 2010, but that may not be the case, reports E! Online. ABC insiders are considering putting "Ugly…