Bravo has renewed one of its reality shows for a fourth season, reports B&C. Millionaires rejoice, as Bravo is continuing to try and find you love on "Millionaire Matchmaker." The chronicles of Los Angeles matchmaker Patti Stanger will undergo a bit of…
There may be a new ABC news program popping up on the lineup, but not in primetime or late night, but right in the middle of the day, reports the New York Observer. Part "The View" and part "Good Morning…
Discovery’s Bear Grylls will soon be offering survival tips for viewers who never venture into the wild, reports The Hollywood Reporter. The host of "Man vs. Wild" is returning in a new series called "Worst Case Scenario," based on the…
The continuing problems of actor Charlie Sheen–he pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges related to alleged domestic violence against his wife–could very likely mean that "Two and a Half Men" will not be able to fulfill its season order…
Twentieth Century Fox Home Enterainment has officially set the DVD and Blu-Ray release date of the megahit "Avatar." It will be the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, which is Thursday, April 22, 2010. Only the 2D version of the movie…
Michael Jackson’s estate has made the richest record deal in history, the Associated Press is reporting, citing "a person familiar with the deal." It’s a deal with Sony Music Entertainment for seven projects over the next 10 years. According to…
Paula Abdul is in final talks to join a new show that would air on ABC, EW.com reports in a scoop by Michael Ausiello. The former “American Idol” judge is likely to act as host and a judge on a new…
Syfy’s Executive Vice President, Development Mark Stern, and Ron Moore, the guiding light of the network’s hit "Battlstar Galactica,"–which has ended its run–are discussing a " ‘Battlestar’-related project….[that] would mark a return to the franchise’s space-opera roots." Such is the word from…
There’s nothing more American than a good ol’ fight in Washington over policy changes. In this case it’s the Federal Communications Commission’s new National Broadband Plan, which hasn’t even cooled after being pulled from the oven. Says an article is…
A top public television executive has abruptly resigned after just over a year on the job, Current reports. The president of the Association of Public Television Stations (APTS), Larry Sidman, said he’s resigning, effective April 1. Sidman told Current that he’s leaving…