The writer and producer of a high-profile online project gave a stark assessment of why the show won’t be moving past the pilot stage, New York Magazine’s Vulture reports. The project is Amazon’s "Zombieland," one of the Internet company’s first…
A young actor who has been getting attention for his work on television, including receiving a Daytime Emmy nomination in 2010, has been hit with a felony drug charge, CNN reports. Dylan Michael Patton, 20, was charged with selling cocaine…
An Internet star who has appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and has been featured on other television programs was arrested on a murder charge. The Chicago Sun-Times reports that Kai the hatchet-wielding hitchhiker, whose real name is Caleb Lawrence McGillvary,…
Kanye West is set to appear on this weekend’s "Saturday Night Live," but in a profanity-laced rant while appearing at the Adult Swim upfront, made it clear he wouldn’t do any sketches on the show, The Hollywood Reporter’s Live Feed…
"Grey’s Anatomy" star Patrick Dempsey tells Bon Appetit magazine that he bought Tully’s, a rival to Starbucks, because he wanted to bring the company back to life, but adds that he has a goal of becoming a "certified barista." "I…
Pop singer George Michael was airlifted to a hospital Thursday after receiving what was reported as a head injury in a single-vehicle collision in England, TMZ.com reports. Doctors said the singer, who was part of the pop duo Wham! and…
In what The New York Times calls the "latest assault on the fraying broadcast sports model," ESPN said it will take control of the U.S. Open tennis tournament in 2015, ending CBS’s almost half-century airing the event. We reported earlier…
It’s too soon to write off a “Wonder Woman” prequel that has been in the works for broadcast TV. EW.com’s Inside TV reports that “Amazon” is still in development at the CW, according to network President Mark Pedowitz — even…
The revived online versions of "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" are having their schedules cut back. The New York Post reports that the shows will be cut back to twice-a-week airings starting Monday. Both shows debuted April…
Josh Friedman, the executive producer behind "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles," has signed a two-year overall deal with Universal Television and will join the new pirate drama "Crossbones," The Hollywood Reporter’s Live Feed reports. Friedman is moving from 20th Television….