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  • Broadway to Dim Its Lights in Honor of Elaine Stritch

    The Great White Way will go dim on Friday, July 18, in honor of the four-time Tony nominee who died on Thursday at the age of 89. Read More




  • Live Feed
    CBS and NFL Differ on 'Thursday Night Football' Future


    Leslie Moonves talks about using fall's eight games to woo the league into a long-term deal, while commissioner Roger Goodell is adamant that some games stay on the NFL Network. Read More




  • 'Midnight Rider' Filmmakers Say Sarah Jones' Death 'Was Not a Crime'

    UPDATED: Randall Miller and Jody Savin released a statement through their attorney responding to the criminal charges filed against them in the death of the camera assistant on the set of the Gregg Allman biopic. Read More





  • Google Reports Quarterly Revenue Growth

    The Mountain View search giant said revenue grew 22 percent to $15.96 billion during the second quarter. Read More




  • Live Feed
    Vince Gilligan Talks 'Battle Creek' Role, Vintage Scripts, Cereal TV


    "It's more embarrassing to say that I've never actually been to Battle Creek, Michigan," says the creator, who's largely handing over his 12-year-old project to showrunner David Shore. Read More




  • David E. Kelley Exits WME for CAA

    He has created series including "Boston Legal," "The Crazy Ones" and "Ally McBeal." Read More




  • Live Feed
    'Gracepoint' Creator Tries to Stand Apart (While Staying True) With 'Broadchurch' Redo


    Executive producer Chris Chibnall tells THR about trying to distinguish the two series, while bracing for potential criticism over the similar stateside remake: "It’s something we have to deal with, but I’m relatively relaxed about it." Read More




  • Watch Video Broadway Legend Elaine Stritch Dies at 89

    The four-time Tony nominee and three-time Emmy winner died Thursday at her home in Birmingham, Mich. Read More See All Videos




  • Live Feed
    CBS Chief Nina Tassler on 'Late Night,' 'Good Wife' Snub and 'Big Bang Theory' Contracts


    10:50 am PDT 7/17/2014

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    CBS' entertainment chairman was forced to address other hot topics including diversity and consolidation during her stop at the TCA. Read More




  • Live Feed
    'The Voice': Blake Shelton Recruits Little Big Town as Adviser


    The country quartet behind "Day Drinking" will aid the three-time champ during the battle round. Read More





  • Lady Gaga's Former Assistant Writing Tell-All Book

    Jennifer O'Neill, who sued the singer for $393,000 in unpaid wages, is reported to have gotten as much as $1 million to spill about working for the singer from 2009-11. Read More




  • 'An American in Paris' Finds Broadway Home

    The musical adaptation of the 1951 Gene Kelly film will begin previews in March, following its world premiere in Paris. Read More




  • In the Magazine
    Watch Video NFL's First Gay Star on Michael Sam, Coming Out


    In THR's annual Sports Issue, former Washington Redskins running back David Kopay, who scandalized an incredulous America, opens up about the reasons behind his decision, his life since then and his concerns for the openly gay rookie player. Read More See All Videos




  • Live Feed
    'NCIS: New Orleans' Adds New Regular, Plans More Crossovers


    Rob Kerkovich joins the spinoff as new colleague for CCH Pounder's character, while producers are already planning for EP Harmon, Michael Weatherly and Pauley Perrette to head to the rookie drama. Read More




  • Microsoft to Shutter Xbox Entertainment Studios

    Nancy Tellem, Jordan Levin and some of the XES team will stay on to work on existing projects including documentary "Signal to Noise." Read More




  • Live Feed
    'Sons of Anarchy' Sets Final Season Premiere Date, Launches Aftershow


    "Anarchy Afterword" live post-show will air on FX for the first time following the premiere and the series finale. Read More




  • Live Feed
    Comic-Con 2014: THR's Full Guide to Parties in San Diego


    Studios and networks alike are cutting back, while staples including Warner Bros. Television and Showtime return to the late-night scene. Read More





  • Live Feed
    'Two and a Half Men' to Explore Gay Adoption in Final Season


    CBS Entertainment chairman Nina Tassler reveals that Walden will propose to Alan and look to adopt as a gay couple. Read More




  • Live Feed
    TV Ratings: 'Extant' Holds in Demo, 'So You Think You Can Dance' Goes Low


    The CBS drama stays steady — though not exactly where total viewers are concerned — while the Fox competition takes a dip. Read More








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