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  • Steve Coogan to take Philip Seymour Hoffman role in 'Happyish'
    Steve Coogan to take Philip Seymour Hoffman role in 'Happyish'

    British actor Steve Coogan is going to take over the lead in Showtime's upcoming bittersweet comedy "Happyish."

  • TV Review: Stephen King's 'Big Driver'
    TV Review: Stephen King's 'Big Driver'

    "Big Driver," an odious new Lifetime movie, hides behind Stephen King's brand and the credentials of its cast -- per the billboards, "Golden Globe nominee Maria Bello! Academy Award winner Olympia Dukakis! Grammy nominee Joan Jett!" (Um, huh?) -- to peddle tired...

  • For hungry 'Walking Dead' fans, 'Talking' is cheap
    For hungry 'Walking Dead' fans, 'Talking' is cheap

    As jaw-dropping (and even arm- and leg-dropping) as "The Walking Dead's" season-premiere ratings were, an equally dazzling figure - at least on a return-on-investment basis - might be the numbers registered by "Talking Dead," the hour of chat devoted to the show that...

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  • 'Jane the Virgin' and 'Cristela' cast sharp eyes on the quest for a better life
    'Jane the Virgin' and 'Cristela' cast sharp eyes on the quest for a better life

    If great female characters and Latino actors sometimes feel few and far between in American television, the last four days have been an exciting corrective. On Friday, ABC debuted "Cristela," a promising multi-camera sitcom about a young woman hoping to make a career as a lawyer while...

  • ABC stations pick up Tyra Banks-led daytime talk show for 2015
    ABC stations pick up Tyra Banks-led daytime talk show for 2015

    Disney-ABC announced Monday that its station group has signed on as the initial launch partner for the upcoming syndicated lifestyle show "The F.A.B." for fall 2015.

  • In praise of 'The Good Wife's' Kalinda Sharma
    In praise of 'The Good Wife's' Kalinda Sharma

    This is the first week in which fans of "The Good Wife" will greet a new episode of CBS's legal-political drama with the knowledge that Kalinda Sharma (Archie Panjabi), the sultry private investigator who was one of the series' breakout characters, is leaving the show.

  • Jay Leno receives Mark Twain Prize
    Jay Leno receives Mark Twain Prize

    WASHINGTON — For a moment there, it seemed as if the red-carpet procession was going to be a serious affair — not quite what you'd expect at a gathering of some of comedy's heaviest hitters for an evening of mirth at the ceremony for the Mark Twain Prize for American...

  • Fox reduces episode order for struggling 'Mulaney'
    Fox reduces episode order for struggling 'Mulaney'

    Is Fox's "Mulaney" on the ropes?

  • Jay Leno talks new CNBC show, explains Joan Rivers ban on 'Tonight'
    Jay Leno talks new CNBC show, explains Joan Rivers ban on 'Tonight'

    It's official: Jay Leno has a new TV show.

  • Neil Patrick Harris: Five hosting highlights
    Neil Patrick Harris: Five hosting highlights

    When Neil Patrick Harris takes the stage as Oscars host in February, he'll check an item off his bucket list while moving one step closer to the hosting equivalent of the EGOT — the acronym for those who have won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony.

  • 'Check, Please!' premieres new season
    'Check, Please!' premieres new season

    Returning for her second year as host of WTTW's "Check, Please!," Catherine De Orio says she’s learned a few things about hosting the show, which debuted Friday for its 14th season. 

  • Should HBO open a news division?
    Should HBO open a news division?

    LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - A traditionalist would tell you John Oliver ought not be mentioned in the same breath as Scott Pelley, David Muir, or Brian Williams. In just a few years, however, traditionalists won't be the people consuming the bulk of TV news.

  • In 'The Walking Dead,' AMC has found the perfect long-running show
    In 'The Walking Dead,' AMC has found the perfect long-running show

    Five seasons in and "The Walking Dead" shows no signs of slowing down. If anything, it's the opposite. About 17.3 million people watched the Season 5 premiere Sunday night, the highest ratings in the show's history — and an absurdly large number of viewers for a...

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