Wednesday night pitted two American icons against each other on television: former President Bill Clinton speaking at the Democratic National Convention and the season opener of NFL football on NBC — and Clinton outdrew the NFL, reports the Los Angeles…
[Updated, Sept, 7, 2012 at 12:50 p.m. PT. In an earlier version of this story we referred to the group One Direction as One Dimension. We have since corrected that mistake. The mistake was pointed out to us by at…
Pop superstar Britney Spears had what is being described as a panic attack on her first day of production for Fox’s “The X Factor” and tried to get out of her $15 million job, TMZ.com reports. The story cites Simon…
Fox’s talent competition series "The X Factor" has zeroed in on a front-runner to take over as the host of the show: Khloe Kardashian, reports TMZ.com. The report cites sources close to the show, who say Kardashian was clearly the…
The superheroine Wonder Woman might return to television after all, with Warner Bros. TV trying another take on the franchise, reports Joe Adalian in New York Magazine. The effort follows a failed attempt to revive the character last year at…
The Internet radio market is growing, and a new competitor is ready to shake things up in the space. The New York Times reports that Apple wants a piece of the pie in a market segment that has been dominated…
"CBS will announce [today] Friday, Sept. 7, 2012, that its Super Bowl ad slots are more than 90% sold out," writes Bruce Horovitz in USA Today.. The story continues, "The announcement comes five months before the game’s broadcast on Feb….
The book "I Suck at Girls," by "$#*! My Dad Says" writer Justin Halpern, is being adapted for television, with "Cougar Town" co-creator Bill Lawrence working on the project, according to The Hollywood Reporter’s Live Feed. Fox has given the…
NBC is in final negotiations with "The Voice" mentor Cee Lo Green for a family comedy project based on his life, reports Deadline.com. Green will star and executive produce the project, from Sony TV and Happy Madison, while "Everybody Hates…
J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot Productions has extended its television deal with Warner Bros. TV through 2015, reports B&C. The three-year overall agreement means Bad Robot will continue to work on new TV projects to be produced in association with Warner…