Steven Slater, the JetBlue flight attendant who dramatically quit his job by deploying the evacuation slide on the jet he as on and leaving the plane, has been offrered a reality TV show, reports TMZ. According to the story, Slater’s…
Neil Patrick Harris, a co-star of "How I Met Your Mother," announced on Twitter that he will become the father of twins, reports E! Online. Harris said he and his partner of about six years, David Burtka, an actor and chef,…
Gordon Ramsay, who recently had $2 million owed in back taxes associated with his New York restaurant, is breathing a little easier these days, reports The Wrap. That’s because a company Ramsay co-owns, One Potato Two Potato (OPTP), was just bought….
The Hub, multi-platform joint venture between Discovery Communications and Hasbro, Inc., has named two positions in its marketing department, it’s been announced. Michael Grover has been named Director, Consumer Marketing, and Cindy Slocki joins as Director, Integrated Marketing Solutions. Both will report to…
Hulu is readying an initial public offering that could value the online-video service at $2 billion, reports the New York Times. Executives at Hulu have been talking with investment banks about an IPO as early as this fall, the article…
Getting the top-quality high-definition television resolution on a smaller set sounds like a good deal — after all, a 20-inch set will set you back just $300 — but in reality, the benefits of such sharp resolution on small screens…
TNT’s "Rizzoli & Isles" has generally received lukewarm reviews, but it’s still no surprise why this female buddy show is considered one of the summer’s breakout hits, reports Brian Steinberg in Advertising Age Its ratings have been robust for a…
A metered pay-wall system has been set up for those who want to read articles online in the New York Times-owned newspaper The Telegram & Gazette in Worcester, Mass, the NY Times reports. According to ther article, readers can "view 10…
Blogs and Twitter feeds are becoming a new source of inspiration for the entertainment industry, but successfully translating a feed based on 140-character messages into television show or film isn’t necessarily a sure thing, reports the Los Angeles Times. For…
A former Paramount Film Group president is developing two series projects for HBO reports Nelllie Andreeva at Deadline.com. John Lesher is developing "The Three Weissmanns of Westport," based on a novel by Cathleen Schine, and which will be adapted by "Rachel Getting Married"…