LOS ANGELES – 'Arrested Development' is returning to TV screens and is getting made into a film.
The comedy TV series - which starred Jason Bateman, Michael Cera and Portia de Rossi - is getting 10 new episodes which will then lead into the big screen version.
Speaking at a cast reunion at The New Yorker Fest, creator Mitchell Hurwitz said: "We're all game. We've hated being coy, but we've been trying to put together this ambitious idea."
LOS ANGELES – Federal prosecutors have asked a judge to ignore efforts by a reality television producer charged with killing his wife in Mexico to present testimony from his 6-year-old daughter to fight extradition.
NEW YORK – For much of last season on Showtime's "The Big C," Oliver Platt played a husband with no clue his wife had been diagnosed with life-threatening cancer.
LOS ANGELES – For Bender fans, the new season of "Futurama" is mandatory. For romantics eager to see Fry and lovely Leela draw closer, it's a must-see. And devotees of Japanese anime, get ready for a treat.
LOS ANGELES – Justin Bieber, Queen Latifah, Gladys Knight, Bruno Mars and Nicki Minaj are coming to the BET Awards.
BET Networks said Wednesday that the entertainers will appear on Sunday's ceremony, which will be broadcast live from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES – When last "True Blood" fans saw the vampire drama's beloved heroine, Sookie Stackhouse had disappeared in a flash of light.
LOS ANGELES – "Survivor" producer Mark Burnett has found yet another way to toy with gung-ho contestants in his new ABC series, "Expedition Impossible," which sends 13 three-person teams on a trek across daunting Moroccan terrain.
Burnett contends he's doing the folks a favor.
LOS ANGELES – Don Draper is getting job security and a raise.
Jon Hamm, who plays 1960s advertising executive Draper on AMC's "Mad Men," has signed a new contract with series studio Lionsgate Television Group. Hamm's publicist, Slate PR, said Tuesday that the deal keeps him with the show for three more years.
LOS ANGELES – Current TV is celebrating Keith Olbermann's debut performance.
According to Nielsen Co. ratings, Olbermann's new "Countdown" drew 179,000 viewers age 25 to 54, the young adult demographic favored by advertisers. Figures for total viewers in the 8 p.m. EDT Monday hour were not immediately available.
NEW YORK – No need to change the channel: The Grammys will be on the CBS network for the next 10 years.
NEW YORK – Keith Olbermann has returned to the air promising "a newscast of contextualization."
Five months after his abrupt departure from MSNBC, the outspokenly liberal host premiered on the Current TV network Monday night awash in media attention to his arrival at a new home.
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