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Six-Year-Old Reality Star Gets Her Own Show

A 6-year-old girl who is already a TV star as part of a reality show will be the focus of her own series, Deadline.com reports. Alana, a.k.a. Honey Boo Boo, one of the kids featured in TLC’s controversial “Toddlers &…

Tom Cruise to Receive Honor That Was Previously Given Only to Douglas Fairbanks, Cary Grant and Frank Sinatra

Tom Cruise is about to enter one of the most exclusive clubs in the entertainment industry, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The actor will receive the Friars Club’s Entertainment Icon Award, which has been given out only three times before….

CNN Cuts Two On-Air Personalities

CNN is letting go two on-air personalities, TVNewser.com reports. The cable news channel, which is struggling to regain ratings after losing ground to Fox News Channel and MSNBC, has cut meteorologists Reynolds Wolf and Jacqui Jeras, the story reports. Wolf…

Kathie Lee Gifford Apologizes for Faux Pas Over Martin Short’s Dead Wife

Kathie Lee Gifford apologized for a faux pas on Wednesday’s "Today” show, when she asked guest Martin Short about his wife, Nancy, without realizing that she died two years ago after fighting cancer, reports the New York Post. Gifford lauded…

Fox News Pulls Anti-Obama Video, Denies It Was Authorized by Top Execs

Fox News has pulled an anti-Obama video from FoxNews.com and Fox Nation, after the four-minute video aired on "Fox & Friends" Wednesday morning, reports TVNewser.com. The report drew "withering criticism," with the video appearing as a campaign attack ad —…

‘Hatfields & McCoys’ Was Rejected by HBO, Showtime, TNT, TBS, USA and FX Before History Said Yes to Project. And Which Hollywood Legend Was Once Set to Play the Kevin Costner Role

The record-breaking "Hatfields & McCoys," which has been pulling huge audiences to the cable channel History, took 30 years to get to television, with the project so old that Burt Lancaster was once slated to star in the role now…

Marc Cherry Project ‘Devious Maids’ May Head to Lifetime, Along With Canceled CBS Drama

Marc Cherry’s dramedy pilot "Devious Maids," which was skipped over by ABC, might be heading to Lifetime, reports Deadline.com. Talks are preliminary between Lifetime and ABC Studios, the project’s producer. The cable network has been considering several broadcast pilots that…

Disney CEO Points the Finger for High Cable Rates

Walt Disney Chief Executive Robert Iger pointed the finger for high cable subscription rates, the New York Post reports. Iger said regional sports networks are the main culprits, stressing that ESPN is not to blame, the story reports. ESPN has…

CBS Says It Has Already Sold More Than Half of 2013 Super Bowl Ad Inventory — With Important Market Segment Pushing Demand

More than half of the advertising inventory for the 2013 Super Bowl broadcast has already been sold by CBS, reports Brian Steinberg in Advertising Age. The broadcast may reach sell-out levels of close to 80% in the next few weeks,…

NBC’s ‘Up All Night’ Gets New Executive Producer

The NBC comedy "Up All Night" has tapped a new executive producer, with Universal TV signing an overall deal with comedy writer and producer DJ Nash, reports Deadline.com. "Up All Night" was renewed for a second season with a 13-episode…