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Steiner Studios Opens Five New Soundstages in New York

NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced on Monday that the studio is expanding to meet record film & TV production demand in the city.

‘Go On’ Recap: Episode 4, ‘Bench-Clearing Bawl’

If you were wondering whether Ryan King (Matthew Perry) is as much of an egotistical douche as I keep saying he is, then look no further than the first scene of episode 4 of “Go On.”

When Soap Opera Favorites Are Recast

Producers and casting directors on “One Life to Live” may soon be seeking replacements for former "OLTL" stars Michael Easton, Kristen Alderson, and Roger Howarth,

Come to New York for Broadway, Stay for 'Smash'

Dozens of films and TV series, from "Boardwalk Empire" and "Blue Bloods" to "The Good Wife" and "White Collar," shoot in New York City.

Bravo Dives Into Original Scripted Programming

Bravo, the channel best known for putting real housewives acting really badly on television sets across the nation, announced at its upfronts today that it has three scripted programs in development—plus 17 new unscripted programs.

Sundance Channel Adds Original Scripted Programming

Sundance Channel puts drama slate into production for 2013–14 season.

'Ben and Kate' Recap: Episode 7, 'Career Day'

On this episode of "Ben and Kate," Kate takes her relationship with Will to the next level, and Ben learns a lesson about careers.

New York City's Film and TV Production Hits Record Highs

The film and TV production industry spent more than $7 billion in NYC in 2011 and employs 130,000 New Yorkers, according to a new economic study.

'Ben and Kate' Recap: Episode 3, 'The Fox Hunt'

This week on "Ben and Kate," Ben and Kate rare up the old sibling rivalry and compete in a Fox Hunt.

SAG-AFTRA Honors Dick Van Dyke with Life Achievement Award

The 86-year-old stage, screen, and radio veteran will receive his award at the 19th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Jan. 27, 2013.