entertainment - "television"

Leaders of the Screen Actors Guild have agreed to open formal contract talks with representatives of Hollywood's movie and television companies on April 15.

A summary of today's Hollywood happenings in television.

Front Page: Union to begin talks with networks on April 28 -- The American Federation of television & Radio Artists has announced it will launch contract negotiations with the majors on April 28 on primetime TV, less than two weeks after SAG starts bargaining.

A television technician in FrenchPolynesia has been suspended after he accidentally broadcastpart of a pornographic movie shortly after a regular religiousprogramme, Australian media reported on Wednesday.

CBS-owned television stations across the country have fallen victim to the same newsroom cuts that hit stations in Chicago and San Francisco this week.

'Caring for Your Parents' examines a handful of families in and around Providence, R.I., who have turned their lives over to the physical and emotional needs of elderly parents.

International News: Sales company continues with expansion -- Continuing its expansion, Los Angeles- and London-based sales company IM Global has added IM Global television to its roster of international sales operations, with Gavin Reardon as prexy of the new division.

CBS-owned television stations across the country have fallen victim to the same newsroom cuts that hit stations in Chicago and San Francisco this week.

International News: Warning comes ahead of general election -- Italian television regulator Agcom has ordered Silvio Berlusconi's Tg4 channel to end broadcasting bias in favor of the former premier, or face a $400,000 fine.

CBS-owned television stations across the country have fallen victim to the same newsroom cuts that hit stations in Chicago and San Francisco this week.