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20th Century Fox TV Ups Casting Exec Stephanie Herman

Twentieth Century Fox Television has promoted Stephanie Herman, who is credited with molding the casts on several hit series, including ABC’s “Modern Family.”

NBC's 'Smash' Casting Three New Series Regulars for Season Two

Three new characters are being cast to join the ensemble of the Marilyn Monroe musical "Bombshell," the fictional show-within-the-show on "Smash."

‘Smash’ Recap: Episode 15, ‘The Transfer’

By the end of the show we've had several unexpected and unforeshadowed plot twists, and it kind of seems like even the writers are as fed up with “Smash” as the rest of us are. Looking to learn more? Read on!

Artios Awards Honor Top Casting Directors in New York, L.A.

The casting directors of Broadway's "The Book of Mormon" and "The Normal Heart" were among the honorees at the Casting Society of America's 27th annual Artios Awards.

Four ABC Dramas Get Casting Directors

Mary Jo Slater and Steve Brooksbank will cast “Killer Women”, while “Reckless” will be cast by David Rapaport.

5 Reasons To Watch Season 2 of 'Smash' (Slideshow)

So, before everyone gives up on the show and “Smash” gets wiped off the marquee, here are six things to hold out for in season two.

'The New Normal' Recap: Episode 4, 'Obama Mama'

In the fourth episode of "The New Normal" politics appear! In a rather surprising turn, it is revealed that Goldie (the soon to be biological mother of David and Bryan's child) is voting for Mitt Romney.

Film and Television Production Heats Up in Chicago

Over the last few years the Windy City has experienced a renaissance of sorts, thanks in part to its iconic skyline, skilled production workforce, and universal esteem—but mostly thanks to the 30-percent tax credit enacted in early 2009.

Megan Hilty Auditioned for Sean Hayes; Plus More From the Issue!

Megan Hilty talks about clucking like a chicken at an audition, and we share a glimpse into this week's issue of Backstage.

‘Go On’ Recap: Episode 2, ‘He Got Game, She Got Cats’

Ryan King (Matthew Perry) is still right where we left him: grieving the death of his wife, Janie, and pretending that everything is totally okay.