Emmys Double Down on Second Screen
For this year's edition of Primetime Emmys, the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is doubling down on its commitment to show love for interactive programming.
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ESPN's Chris Broussard Under Fire Over Homosexuality Comments
ESPN pro basketball analyst Chris Broussard generated his own controversy with comments on live television Monday that equated homosexuality to sin.
Media Coverage of NBA's Jason Collins Varies Widely
Even ESPN and ESPN.com seemed at odds over how to treat the NBA center's decision to out himself as gay.
HBO Sets Sarah Silverman Special
Comic has appeared on three previous HBO shows; special will premiere in fall.
CW Greenlights 'Vampire Diaries' Spinoff
The CW also renewed "Beauty and the Beast" and "Hart of Dixie."
Durand joins Stoll in FX's 'Strain'
Kevin Durand will join Corey Stoll in FX's Guillermo del Toro-directed pilot "The Strain."
Sony Options Kickstarter-Funded 'Half' (Exclusive)
"Half" focuses on a 13-year-old girl conceived through artificial insemination, who searches for all of her half siblings.
Fox, 'American Idol' Win Wednesday
CBS finished second for the night behind Fox and its veteran singing competition.
CBS Tops in Primetime Tuesday
With fresh episodes of "NCIS" and "NCIS: Los Angeles," CBS edged NBC and "The Voice" for the top spot in primetime TV on Tuesday.
Art Directors Guild Awards Set for Feb. 8
The ADGs will take place a week after the Writers Guild Awards.
