Television

Jessica Walter on 'Arrested Development,' The Difference Between Lucille Bluth and Malory Archer and Her '70s Comic Book Movie

It's long been established that Jessica Walter, who plays the wonderfully boozy, manipulative matriarch Lucille Bluth on "Arrested Development," is nothing like her character. But what's interesting is precisely how much that's the case -- not just a genuinely nice person, Walter oozes sincerity – a...

Bounce TV Unveils 1st Upfront Programming Slate: 5 New Original Series, Renewals, Acquisitions, More

Cannes Review: 'Behind the Candelabra' is Steven Soderbergh's Glamorous, Garish and Great Goodbye (For Now)

"Behind the Candelabra," which premiered at Cannes today before heading to HBO on Sunday, May 26th at 9pm, is Steven Soderbergh's virtuoso swan song to filmmaking (at least for now), his final feature before stopping to focus on his painting.

Canceled Freshman ABC Series '666 Park Avenue' Will Return On Saturday, June 22

ABC has announced that it will air the final four episodes of 666 Park Avenue, starting on Saturday, June 22, at 9/8c.

2013 Emmy Award Predictions: The TV Movie/Miniseries Categories

The increasingly star-studded TV movie/miniseries categories could find themselves looking more like the Oscar nominations than the actual Oscar nominations did this year, with the likes of Ellen Burstyn, Holly Hunter, Laura Linney, Helen Mirren, Alfre Woodard, Jessica Lange, Sigourney Weaver An...

2013 Emmy Predictions: The Comedy Categories

It was yet another strong year for comedy television, though almost exclusively for returning series. No new comedy series really stands much of a chance of breaking in with the Emmy nominations

2013 Emmy Predictions: The Drama Categories

The Emmys haven't exactly been perfect at nominating the most deserving dramatic television -- see the widespread dismissals of the likes of "Sons of Anarchy," "Battlestar: Galactica," "Gilmore Girls," "Buffy The Vampire Slayer," and most horrifyingly, "The Wire." But they have improved sign...

Sex, Tears and Liberace: Steven Soderbergh, Matt Damon and Michael Douglas Go 'Behind the Candelabra' at Cannes

Adding more decadence to an already glamorous event, Steven Soderbergh's fabulous (in all senses of the word) Liberace biopic, "Behind the Candelabra," premiered this morning at Cannes the way American audiences won't be able to see it -- on the big screen. The HBO production, which airs May 26 (it'...

Oprah Winfrey & Discovery Networks Int'l Partner To Launch OWN Programming Block In The UK

She's internationally-known, so I suppose these should be well-received, and certainly not foreign to UK audiences. So I don't know if I'd even call it an "expansion" of her brand.