'Mad Men,' '30 Rock' Take Top Series Emmys
"Mad Men" and "30 Rock" led a pack of Emmy winners who successfully defended their titles at Sunday's show, but a star turn by host Neil Patrick Harris made the evening far from a rerun.
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"Rex Is Not Your Lawyer," A successful, high-powered attorney begins having debilitating panic attacks in court that close up his throat and prevent him from speaking. Written by Andrew Leeds and David Lampson.
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Los Angeles Production Listings
"Cream," A drug kingpin at the height of his success dies under mysterious circumstances and is quickly replaced by a man even more ruthless and cunning. Directed by Alexander Kane and Joe Kparr.
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"The Adjustment Bureau," a sci-fi romance based on a short story by Philip K. Dick. Directed by George Nolfi. Shooting continues into early December. With Matt Damon and Emily Blunt.
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Theater, TV Make Drama from World Financial Crisis
One of Britain's leading playwrights, David Hare, is tackling the world of toxic securities and subprime mortgages in his new play at the National Theatre in London.
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TV Dance Show Makes Peace with Gay Community
Popular reality TV show "So You Think You Can Dance" has made peace with America's gay community by putting a same-sex Latin ballroom couple into a new round of competition.
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Paris Is Love/Hate Affair for Juliette Binoche
Juliette Binoche has built a strong reputation by playing many emotionally naked characters. In "Paris," French actress and Oscar winner plays Elise, a lonely social worker and mother.
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John Wells Elected WGA West President
Signaling that it is ready to strike out in a new direction, the WGA West has elected John Wells president. Wells, who earned 52.8% of the vote, ran against the Writers United slate.
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Michael Winship Re-elected WGAE President
Michael Winship has been re-elected to a second term as president of the WGA East. Bob Schneider was re-elected to a second term as vp.
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Fall Film Preview: To a Theater Near You
Nothing against summer blockbusters, but film aficionados know that fall isn't just another season. It's awards season, when the studios start rolling out their prestige pictures.
