With the resignation of Elmo puppeteer Kevin Clash, Sesame Workshop is struggling with how to replace one of its top creative forces, reports Elizabeth Jensen in The New York Times. As previously reported, Clash resigned last week after a new…
"Actor Larry Hagman, 81, whom fans for decades confused with J.R. Ewing, the conniving character he so convincingly played on TV’s ‘Dallas,’ died Friday in the Texas city that made him a household name," USA Today reports. "Hagman had been…
The puppeteer and voice of Elmo on “Sesame Street,” Kevin Clash, has resigned from the show amid a new allegation he had underage sexual relationships, reports The New York Times’ Media Decoder. Clash said he was resigning with a "very…
A report from the Department of Children and Family Services found evidence "Modern Family" star Ariel Winter, 14, suffered emotional abuse from her mother, reports People.com. A judge ruled Tuesday that Winter is to remain in the care of her…
A Fox News host is coming under fire for comments about female colleagues on the network, after he described them as "Victoria’s Secret" models who "went to college," reports PRNewser.com. Brian Kilmeade made the statement on his radio show, when…
"Downton Abbey" creator Julian Fellowes expressed optimism that the show will receive a fourth-season order, noting he thought it would be "pretty odd" if it didn’t, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Fellowes was asked about a fourth season during an…
TVWeek will have a special publishing schedule over the holiday weekend, starting today, Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2012. We are publishing our morning TVBizWire e-newsletter today and the Daily Viral Video but will not publish the afternoon E-Daily newsletter. We’re taking…
Exciting news for fans of the most popular movie franchise in history, "Star Wars." According to our friend Mike Fleming Jr. at Deadline.com, Lawrence Kasdan, who wrote the screenplays of two of the first three "Star Wars" movies — as…
"The Simpsons" plans to make an episode written by writer and director Judd Apatow, who revealed in a Web interview that he wrote a script for the show while trying to break into Hollywood more than two decades ago, reports…
NBC is in discussions with “House” star Hugh Laurie to star in a pirate drama series called "Crossbones," which comes from "Luther" creator Neil Cross, reports Deadline.com. Unlike "House," in which Laurie played an American, the actor would use his…