Piper Perabo loves growth of her CIA character on 'Covert Affairs'
Television was a relatively new world for Piper Perabo when she signed on to star in the USA Network series "Covert Affairs" in 2010. Except for a few TV guest…Click to Continue »
View ArticleLiv Tyler has never been entirely comfortable under the spotlight
HOLLYWOOD - Though she's been acting since she was 16, Liv Tyler doesn't revel in the limelight.Click to Continue »
View ArticleMed series producer directly sees impact of work
Two of the nurses who treated ABC News producer Terence Wrong when he was hospitalized for a minor ailment recently told him they traced their interest in medicine directly to…Click to Continue »
View Article'American Idol' bringing back same judging panel
Fox says it's bringing back the same trio of "American Idol" judges for the show's 14th season.Click to Continue »
View ArticleSeries hosted by Seymour shooting in Detroit area
Emmy and Golden Globe winner Jane Seymour's new show is filming in the Detroit area.Click to Continue »
View ArticleDaytime Emmys red-carpet banter turns dark
When four social media divas were handed red-carpet and backstage interviewing duties for the Daytime Emmys, the result was anything but Hollywood magic.Click to Continue »
View ArticleNew series 'Botched' looks at doctors trying to fix bad plastic surgery
Doctors Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow take on the challenge of failed plastic surgeries in the new E! series "Botched." They will try to reverse the medical procedures that have…Click to Continue »
View ArticleNew FX series 'Tyrant' examines family ties
Gideon Raff didn't have to look too far to find the premise for his new FX series "Tyrant." Inspiration for this dark and politically twisted tale came from a television…Click to Continue »
View ArticleTelevision Q&A: TV shows returning, but with some changes
Q: On CBS' new fall schedule, what is the status of "Criminal Minds," "NCIS: Los Angeles" and "The Mentalist"?Click to Continue »
View ArticleFIFA reviews use of TV graphic after offside error
FIFA acknowledges its television production team was wrong to broadcast a graphic that suggested Brazil forward Fred was offside when scoring in the 4-1 win over Cameroon.Click to Continue »
View Article'American Idol' judges, Ryan Seacrest will return for Season 14
NEW YORK - "American Idol" may not be the ratings powerhouse it once was, but for now at least, its star power remains undiminished: Fox has announced that current judges…Click to Continue »
View ArticleWhat's the hash? Why hashtags for TV shows matter
During fresh episodes of "Pretty Little Liars," the marketing and publicity teams at ABC Family huddle in a conference room to tweet live with fans.Click to Continue »
View ArticleJoan Lunden has breast cancer, is in 'warrior mode'
LOS ANGELES - Joan Lunden, who co-hosted "Good Morning America" for 17 years, has been diagnosed with breast cancer.Click to Continue »
View ArticleFIFA hails 'milestone' ESPN rating for US-Portugal
FIFA has hailed the TV rating in the United States for the World Cup match between the Americans and Portugal as a milestone for the sport.Click to Continue »
View Article'Disney umbrella' does a good job of covering Spencer Boldman
The acting world's treating Spencer Boldman pretty good these days.Click to Continue »
View ArticleStephen King steers 'Under the Dome' premiere
NEW YORK - When asked how he came to write the Season 2 premiere of "Under the Dome," the television adaptation of his 2009 sci-fi novel that returns to CBS…Click to Continue »
View ArticleRyan Seacrest talks 'American Idol,' Kardashians and more
MINNEAPOLIS - The forklift carrying one of entertainment's valuable properties began to rise above the masses when a producer brought it to a halt.Click to Continue »
View ArticleMTV bringing 'TRL' back for 1 day with Grande
MTV will reprise its former "Total Request Live" countdown show for a day with breakthrough pop singer Ariana Grande.Click to Continue »
View ArticleHBO drama probes the trauma of a missing 2 percent
Not long ago, 2 percent of the world's population vanished. Quietly, instantly, with no provocation.Click to Continue »
View ArticleAmericans' World Cup fever gives soccer a leg up in TV ratings game
Move over, baseball and basketball. Soccer is ready to score as America's next major TV sport.Click to Continue »
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