television

New York Artios Awards Names 2012 Host and Presenters

Victor Garber will host and Nina Arianda, Cheyenne Jackson, and Cristin Milioti are among the presenters at the CSA’s 28th annual Artios Awards ceremony Oct. 29 in New York City.

NBC Pilot From Former ‘House’ Producer Hires CD

Casting director Amy Lippens will cast “I Am Victor,” an NBC drama pilot described as “House as a divorce attorney.”

Tony Winner John Gallagher Jr. Stars in HBO’s ‘The Newsroom’

The seasoned theater actor spends his time as senior producer Jim Harper in HBO’s "The Newsroom."

How Hollywood Benefits from Fiscal Cliff Deal

Legislation that saved us from falling over the “fiscal cliff” also extended federal tax credits for film and TV productions, but for how long?

NBC Renews 'Revolution,' 'Chicago Fire,' 3 Others

Today, NBC—that most embattled of the nets—announced the renewal of its long-running “Parenthood,” “Grimm,” and “Law & Order: SVU,” as well as freshman dramas “Revolution” and “Chicago Fire.”

‘Tragic’ Drop in L.A.’s TV Production in 2012

Last year saw a dramatic drop in some genres of television production in Los Angeles, according to FilmL.A.

A Look at the Emmy Episodes for Comedy Actors

Yesterday, we took a look at the episodes submitted by actors nominated for an Emmy Award in the drama categories. Here's a look at the comedy performances.

Calif. Extends Film and TV Tax Credit

Entertainment unions, including SAG-AFTRA, praise Gov. Jerry Brown's signing of two bills to extend California's production-incentive program.

'SNL' Finds New Female Cast Member

UCB comedian Kate McKinnon will make her "Saturday Night Live" debut in April 7 episode, hosted by Sofia Vergara.

'House of Cards' EP Beau Willimon on Hollywood and Theater

Beau Willimon is a playwright and the creator of the Netflix original series “House of Cards.” His new play, “The Parisian Woman,” opened at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa, Calif., April 14.