Phrases including “feeding frenzy” and “bidding war” are being thrown around after all four major broadcast network bosses have been pitched a series that would mark the return to prime-time comedy for Michael J. Fox, Josef Adalian writes in New…
At the risk of spoiling a scene in an upcoming movie — which probably won’t ruin it because the scene is expected to take place during the opening sequence — Charlie Sheen and Lindsay Lohan will reportedly become what the…
GSN’s new version of "The Pyramid" will premiere as a daily program on Monday, Sept. 3, at 6 p.m. ET, and the network has lined up a fleet of celebrities to appear during the first season, the Futon Critic reports….
20th Century Fox Television has signed a development deal with Cuban-born musician and music producer Emilio Estefan, who is working on his first drama series for network television, reports Deadline.com. Estefan is meeting with writers for the Latino-themed series, which…
Los Angeles appears to be losing its draw for television dramas, with only two out of the 23 new fall and midseason broadcast dramas slated to be shot in L.A., reports the Los Angeles Times’ Richard Verrier. The reason? Bottom-line-minded…
NBC Sports Chairman Mark Lazarus said he has been contemplating whether NBC should have tape-delayed more Olympic events, citing the men’s tennis final between Andy Murray and Roger Federer, which was aired live. “It’s undeniable we hurt our ratings by…
A popular singer who performed at the Olympics closing ceremony lashed out at critics who said his performance was too self-promotional, reports TheWrap.com. Writing to his Twitter followers about the critics, George Michael wrote, "Please join me in telling them…
"Parks and Recreation" star Rashida Jones apologized for comments she made about actor John Travolta, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The apology was in response to a recent interview in which Jones urged the actor to come out. Jones wrote…
Robert Pattinson deflected questions about his relationship with Kristen Stewart during his interview this morning with George Stephanopoulos on ABC’s “Good Morning America,” according to The Hollywood Reporter — even after Stephanopoulos opened with a comment about getting the “elephant…
NBC is gender-switching a key role in its new "Hannibal" series, casting a woman in a role that was previously portrayed by men, reports TVLine.com. Lara Jean Chorostecki of "Camelot" has been cast as Freddie Lounds, who in previous Hannibal…