NBC and Comcast expected to lose money on the Olympics, but in an earnings call today NBCUniversal chief Steve Burke said it’s now looking like the company will break even on the venture, Deadline.com reports. “We are way ahead of…
Chuck Lorre’s vanity cards, which he tends to run during the closing credits of his vast resume of TV shows (“Two and a Half Men,” “The Big Bang Theory,” “Mike & Molly”), will now have a life of their own,…
NBC is working on some changes to one of its sitcoms for the upcoming season, including the addition of a veteran of the network’s long-running hit “Will & Grace.” The Huffington Post reports that "Up All Night" will look like…
NBC’s Olympics coverage hasn’t helped the network’s troubled “Today” show as much as NBC had hoped, the New York Daily News reports. Examining Monday’s preliminary numbers, ratings are way up from last week, but down 14% from the show’s results…
Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr. met with authorities today regarding an arrest warrant that had been issued for him in New Orleans, and he’s no longer a wanted man, TMZ.com reports. A rep for Gooding told the website: "There is…
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences has named a new president, the Los Angeles Times reports. The organization on Tuesday named Hawk Koch to the post. Koch, a longtime producer and the current co-president of the Producers Guild…
One of the co-anchors of ABC’s "Good Morning America" made an announcement in the middle of the show Tuesday morning that she wasn’t feeling well and was leaving the show, the New York Post reports. Robin Roberts, who is undergoing…
CBS has seen enough of a new show that has got off to a rough start, pulling it from the schedule after just two low-rated episodes, according to The Hollywood Reporter’s Live Feed. The show is the dating program “3.”…
After NBC revealed the results of an Olympic event in a "Today’ promo before the event aired on the network, NBC Sports apologized and vowed not to let it happen again, reports TheWrap.com. As previously reported, the promo for "Today"…
After suspending a British newspaper reporter for posting complaints about NBC’s Olympics coverage and giving out the email address of the head of NBC Olympics, Twitter backpedaled and apologized for "the oversight," reports The New York Times’ Media Decoder. NBC…