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The Public Broadcasting Service is working with financially challenged KCET-TV, a public television station in Los Angeles, to keep it in the public television family, reports the Los Angeles Times’ Show Tracker blog. As previously reported in the Los Angeles…
New York has almost anything that a consumer might want — except for a 24-hour traffic channel, reports Multichannel News. Time Warner Cable has taken note of that and is preparing to debut a NY1-branded channel that will provide traffic…
With the future of MTV’s "The City" still uncertain, its star has signed on for a scripted, Web-only series from Alloy Entertainment, reports Joe Adalian at New York Magazine’s Vulture blog. Whitney Port will be featured in at least one…
With vampires taking over the entertainment industry, NBC is adding to the undead craze with a deal for "Zombies vs. Vampires," a spec script written by "Jake in Progress" creator Austin Winsberg, reports Nellie Andreeva at Deadline.com. NBC preemptively bought…
Oprah Winfrey has offered the hard-up Duchess of York her own television show on the Oprah Winfrey Network, reports the British newspaper the Daily Mail. Sarah Ferguson, 50, is thought to be deep in debt and her staff has been…
"Mad Men" has already come under fire from George Lois, a real-life advertising man from the 1960s, for misrepresenting the changes to the industry during the era. And now Rance Crain, who serves as editor-in-chief of Advertising Age and whose family started the…
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie described MTV’s "Jersey Shore" as a negative for his state and pointed out that most of the cast are interlopers from New York during an interview on Sunday’s "This Week" on ABC, according to an…
Publicist Howard Bragman has sold a pitch to A&E for a reality special featuring gay stars who have been playing straight characters coming out of the closet, reports PRNewser.com. Bragman has helped several celebrities and actors such as Chaz Bono and Meredith Baxter…
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee says his new "The Huckabee Show" will be lighter than his weekly series on the Fox News Channel, describing it as "not a gloom and doom show," reports the New York Daily News. Huckabee will…