Fans of "Modern Family" who worried that salary disputes would keep the Dunphy-Tucker-Pritchett clan off the fall TV lineup can breathe easy: The adult cast members who sued to have their contracts terminated have reportedly reached an agreement and are ready to get back to work on season four.
AMC will not renew "The Killing" for a third season, despite being "incredibly proud of the show." However, loyal fans of the murder-mystery drama might not have to live without it, as Fox Television Studios said it will "try to find another home for the show."
Marilyn Monroe has undoubtedly been the ultimate sex symbol for the past 60 years, but in a new book written by Tony Jerris, "Marilyn Monroe: My Little Secret," Jane Lawrence told the author about her sexually explicit encounters with the 1950s goddess.
Since Katie Holmes has broke free from hubby Tom Cruise and Scientology, the former "Dawson's Creek" star is high on demand. We can get behind one project in particular that wants to get their hands on the single actress - ABC's "Don't Trust The B---- In Apartment 23."
In the wake of the "Dark Knight Rises" massacre in Aurora, Colo., on July 20, one important member of the Hollywood community is making an effort to lessen film violence.
A survey from NRG shows that 20 to 25 percent of movie theater patrons are reluctant to return to theaters after the horrific shooting that took place in Aurora, Colo. during a midnight showing of “The Dark Knight Rises.” The public's hesitation could have a negative effect on the box office gross for new releases like “The Watch” and “Step Up Revolution.”
On Tuesday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo approved yet another expansion to the state's already-robust incentive program for film and television production, signing legislation that sweetens the deal for filmmakers who do post-production work in the Empire State.
Playboy Playmate Holly Madison is going through the process of adopting a baby instead of the natural route so she won't have to hold off on her Vegas career.
Ridley Scott is teaming up with screenwriter Steve Zaillian to produce a big-picture version of "The Day That Britain Stopped," a mockumentary about a gigantic traffic jam.
If you're one of the few who have not caught the "American Horror Story" fever then save this date. The FX show that brought in an impressive 17 nominations will be available on DVD and Blu-Ray on September 25.
If "How I Met Your Mother" decides to end the series with their upcoming eighth season then viewers are going to need to turn to another series for laughs. Luckily "HIMYM" producer Rob Greenberg has just the right comedy solution for fans - his new series "Ex-Men."
Although it's unclear which party terminated the deal, two different accounts that surfaced late Wednesday suggest the "Newsroom" producer is seeking more breathing room after some of his projects were axed by HBO along the development process.
Screenwriter John August hates “Diablo III”’s narrative, according to Kotaku. The BAFTA-nominated August claims (via his blog) “the storytelling in Diablo III is pretty damn weak.” The game has been slammed for its overall storyline, which mines previous entries in the series, while offering new concepts here and there in terms of gameplay.
Police are investigating a computer hacking scandal that has reportedly resulted in leaked nude photos "Call Me Maybe" singer Carly Rae Jepsen. Click "start" to check out 10 other celebs who have been hacked.
North Korea's new young leader, Kim Jong-un, is married, state media said on Wednesday, putting an end to speculation over the relationship with a woman seen at his side during recent events.
A family member of one of the 12 people killed last week in Colorado wrote into the "Keith and the Girl" podcast to defend the host's joke "Maybe he knew how bad the movie was and wanted to save others from the same disappointment?" The message in the letter is a sentiment that hasn't been represented in the news or on social media.
It was reported this week that cast members from Modern Family are suing 20th Century Fox for what they claim are illegal contracts that bind them to the show until 2016. Here are five notable TV salary disagreements.
Chad Everett, the star of the 1970s TV hit Medical Center, died Tuesday at age 75 after a battle with lung cancer - a diagnosis he allegedly kept secret from his friends, according to actor Kevin Sorbo. Everett had a long-lasting marriage with Shelby Grant, an actress who also appeared on Medical Center. The couple were married for 45 years prior to Grant's death in June 2011.
A US Court convicted William Balfour, who also happened to be Jennifer Hudson's former brother-in-law for the 2008 killing of Hudson's family members. Balfour has been found guilty of the murders and a jury in Chicago convicted him on 3 counts of first degree murder and sentenced him to life in prison.
Move over Robert Pattinson, Alexander Skarsgard and Ian Somerhalder. A new hot vampire is rolling into town - Tudors star Jonathan Rhys Meyers.
Cast members of the hit ABC show Modern Family are going to war with 20th Century Fox Television, the company that produces the show. The Associated Press is reporting that Ty Burrell, Julie Bowen, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Eric Stonestreet and Sofia Vergara have filed a lawsuit today in Los Angeles Superior Court to void their contracts.
Glee's third season left Gleeks in a sea of confusion. The season four premiere is still almost two months away, but we already know a little more about the state we'll find the New Directions and their alumni in.