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New Show to Transplant Five Amish People to NYC

A new reality show will take five Amish people and transplant them in New York City, reports the New York Post. Called "Breaking Amish," the TLC show will "allow them the opportunity to go out and experience a lifestyle that’s…

Time Warner Cable CEO Sees Compensation Reduced

Time Warner Cable’s chief executive saw his compensation reduced last year, reports Deadline.com. Glenn Britt’s compensation fell 5.7% as he lost about $1 million in non-equity incentives, the story reports. Otherwise, Britt’s compensation was steady compared with 2010, the story…

Katie Couric vs. NBC, Round One: Numbers Are In for Monday’s ‘GMA’ Appearance

Former “Today” co-host Katie Couric is going head-to-head with her old show this week in a closely watched ratings showdown that has high stakes for NBC and ABC. The numbers are in for her first day as guest co-host on…

Letterman’s New Deal With CBS Has Him on Track to Beat Carson’s Record; Late-Night Host Books Caustic Olbermann for Tonight’s Show

David Letterman’s new deal with CBS will keep him on the air long enough to beat the record set by his idol, Johnny Carson. Entertainment Weekly reports that Letterman signed to keep his “Late Show” going through 2014. Craig Ferguson,…

Even With ‘Coronation’ of Heavy Favorite Kentucky, NCAA Title Game Scores Higher Ratings

NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament favorite Kentucky won the title that was generally expected, beating Kansas 67-59 Monday night, but CBS was also a winner, with ratings rising from last year’s event. Monday’s broadcast earned an average fast national household rating/share…

It’s Getting to Be a Habit: TV Fixture Will Reprise Role as Host of Tony Awards

By now it’s almost expected, but the Tony Awards announced who will be hosting this year’s installment of the annual awards ceremony, and once again it’s Neil Patrick Harris, Deadline.com reports. This will be the third time hosting the awards…

Robert Redford to Revisit Watergate With New TV Doc

Actor-director Robert Redford will revisit the Watergate scandal, the subject of his 1976 film "All The President’s Men," with a retrospective documentary from his new company Sundance Productions, reports Deadline.com. The two-hour documentary, "All The President’s Men Revisited," will be…

The Late Miss Ellie Will Be Part of New ‘Dallas’

Even though the actress who created the role of J.R. and Bobby Ewing’s mother, Miss Ellie, in CBS’s "Dallas" is no longer around, she will be a big part of the new TNT reboot, reports TV Guide. Barbara Bel Geddes,…

Fox Sports Analyst Campaigning to Become First Black ‘Bachelor’ — See His Audition Video for Yourself

A sports analyst working for Fox is lobbying to become the first black "Bachelor," reports the New York Post. Fox Sports Northwest college basketball analyst Lamar Hurd posted a 10-minute audition video clip as part of a grass-roots campaign to…

‘SNL’ Alum’s Movie Makes History — and Not a Good Kind — by Sweeping the Razzies

In a first for the Razzie Awards, one movie swept every category, the Philadelphia Daily News reports. The first movie to pull off that dubious achievement is “Jack and Jill,” Adam Sandler’s 2011 cross-dressing comedy. The Razzies — formally the…