Television

CBS' 'Beverly Hills Cop' Series Isn't Completely Dead After All...

A week ago, CBS announced that it had passed on the Beverly Hills Cop TV series adaptation, which Brandon T. Jackson was to star in as Axel Foley's (Eddie Murphy's) son.

Trailer Roundup: Women Created Fall TV Shows

We've been reporting quite a bit about the Fall TV pick ups recently. Only 8 women created shows were picked up among all the networks which is a really depressing number.

ABC's 'Scandal' Marks Most-Watched Telecast Ever & Spikes Over Last Season's Finale

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Women Created Shows That Have Been Canceled

The last couple weeks have been a bloodbath when it's come to television cancellations. Great women created shows like Ann Biderman's Southland on TNT didn't make it. Here are some of the women created shows that got canceled this season with a focus on the main networks. We hope to see more gr...

Telephilia: Has Television Become a More Relevant American Medium Than Art Film?

Every medium stimulates and meets the sensibility of an audience as well as, impacting its orientation, political and otherwise. Television has been historically associated with distracted cultural consumption, a medium more suited to influence viewers rather than make them think.

First Full Trailer For 'Hit The Floor' (Kimberly Elise, Taylour Paige)

After 2 teasers, here's a much better, longer, 2-1/2-minute trailer for the VH1-ordered Kimberly Elise scripted hour-long drama Hit The Floor (previously-titled Bounce), which co-stars newcomer Taylour Paige, Charlotte Ross, Logan Browninghas an...

Watch: Trailer for CBS's Summer Miniseries 'Under the Dome' Shows a Town Mysteriously Cut Off From the World

Hold your jokes about "The Simpsons Movie" -- the makers of CBS' summer miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's novel "Under the Dome" are already aware of the similarities in plot between the two properties, and are planning to give the Simpsons a shout-out.

Neil deGrasse Tyson Will Host 'Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey' For FOX (Now Filming)

Mike Judge's Silicon Valley Comedy Gets a Series Order From HBO

Mike Judge, the great comic chronicler of workplace existence, is heading to HBO with a new show.