Sofa Snark: Publishers Can Take Warning From 'Collected Stories'
Rupert Murdoch and Jonathan Burnham, consider yourself warned.
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New on TV: 4/29/10
Things are about to get a bit more musical on Fox as the network airs a musical episode of the mysterious series Fringe tonight.
New On TV: 4/28/10
Tonight sees the premiere of a new ABC series, Happy Town, which takes a page from the David Lynch series Twin Peaks -- expect creepy characters and strange story lines.
TV Themes Get Nixed from Emmy Awards
Television theme music writers have been dealt a blow by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
Sofa Snark: Music's Past & Future Meet on Broadway
Broadway needs to begin taking more chances on new kinds of musicals.
Sofa Snark: 'Glee' Could Save Arts Education
While most prime-time programming is filled with cookie cutter procedural dramas and a seemingly endless number of Law & Order spinoffs, all merely teaching kids how to dispose of a dead body, Glee has quickly turned into a show advocating for a positive change in America, even while maintaining its
Sofa Snark: 'Addams Family' Dead as Doornail
After the reported hefty advance sales run dry, it would suit the Broadway community to dispense of The Addams Family as fast as it did that other clunky deadly musical, Young Frankenstein.
Sofa Snark: ABC's 'Lost' Takes Page from 'Matrix'
Like every other LOST fanatic, I'll be tuning in every night until ABC finally wraps up this mysterious television wonder.
Trailer for Showtime's 'The Tudors' Sizzles
One of TV's hottest dramas, The Tudors, which also boasts a historical premise, returns to Showtime this Sunday, and if the newly released trailer is any indication of things to come, then all hell is going to break loose in King Henry VIII's kingdom.
The Kitchen Heats Up as 'Top Chef Masters' Returns
Bravo is ready to deliver a second helping of Top Chef Masters, the spinoff of the network's popular cooking challenge show Top Chef.
Maura Tierney Returns to TV in 'Rescue Me'
After battling breast cancer, and being forced to pull out of a new series on NBC, actress Maura Tierney is ready for a return to television, this time in a role she previously played on FX's Rescue Me.
Whoopi Goldberg Stands Up for Jesse James
Jesse James is getting heat from every side of the pop culture and tabloid news world, rightfully so, so it might have come as a bit of a surprise to the Monster Garage star that The View's co-host Whoopi Goldberg defended him.
Rachel Maddow Says No to Television
MSNBC darling Rachel Maddow keeps plenty of television viewers informed, and often entertained, on her nightly program -- just don't expect her to use TV as her own form of entertainment.
Nicollette Sheridan Claims 'Housewives' Creator Assaulted Her
Now comes a lawsuit, filed by Nicollette Sheridan, alleging that Marc Cherry forcefully hit her with his hand across the face and head after the actress questioned a script element.
Watch: GLEE Performs Live at the White House
As Gleeks await the return of the hit series Glee, those attending the White House's annual Easter Egg Roll, and anyone tuning in online, were treated to a live performance from the singing and dancing cast.
Tom Hanks to Reunite with 'Bosom Buddies' Cast
Get ready for Tom Hanks in drag, again, as the now movie star will reunite with his fellow Bosom Buddies cast during the upcoming TV Land Awards, marking the first time the gang has joined together in public since the series ended in 1982.
Showtime Previews 'The Real L Word'
Showtime showcased lesbian lifestyles for six season with its sexy drama The L Word, and now the channel is hoping to create new buzz with a reality series called The Real L Word -- the series focuses on a group of women living in West Hollywood.
Anna Paquin's Bisexuality Crashes Website
'True Blood' star Anna Paquin helped singer Cyndi Lauper launch a gay rights campaign for the True Colors Fund Thursday by appearing in a service announcement.
DirecTV Could Rescue FX's 'Damages'
FX's original series 'Damages' hasn't been faring well with viewers -- less than a million viewers are tuning in each week -- so word of cancellation wouldn't be surprising, however DirecTV might be lending a hand to rescue the legal-thriller.
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