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Emmy Nominee Martha Plimpton Shares Her Secret to a Successful Career

We chatted with Martha Plimpton on the heels of her third Emmy nomination about life on both coasts, her famous family, and what it takes to cultivate a lifelong career.

Golden Globes Dates and Deadlines Announced

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association's 70th annual Golden Globe Awards will be presented Jan. 13, 2013. The nominees will be announced Dec. 13.

Roundup of Network TV Pilots in Development

See what shows NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, and the CW are considering for next year’s pilot season, to premiere during the 2013–14 television season.

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.

U.S. and Britain Go Head to Head in the Emmy Miniseries/Television Movie Category

Will it be the American "Game Change" or the British "Sherlock" to take the newly combined Miniseries/Television Movie category at the Emmy Awards this year?

Disney Star Sierra McCormick is Super Smart on 'A.N.T. Farm'

Sierra McCormick created the role of prodigy student Olive Doyle on the show A.N.T. Farm when she was in eighth grade. Now fifteen, McCormick has made the role her own, and has made nerds a little cooler.

'Bunheads' Recap: Episode 10, 'A Nutcracker in Paradise'

Welcome to the "Bunheads" Season One finale, where "The Nutcracker" is about to get cracking, boys are everywhere, and disaster is right around the corner.

28th Annual Artios Awards Nominees Announced

CSA nominates CDs Bernard Telsey, Tara Rubin, Jim Carnahan, Francine Maisler, and more for 2012 awards honoring excellence in casting for theater, film, and television.

IFC 'Adopts' Comedian Chris Gethard, Expands Original Comedy Programming

As the first in IFC's "Adopt-a-Comic" program, Gethard is developing his own show and will host on-air programs, create web content, and more for the "slightly off" network.

'The Newsroom' Recap: Episode 9, 'The Blackout Part II: Mock Debate'

This week on Aaron Sorkin's "The Newsroom," MacKenzie delivers an impassioned speech about news judgment, while Will McAvoy tries to land a political debate.