entertainment - "television"

TV News: Series is produced by PB&J television -- Lifetime has given a six-episode order to docu series 'Blonde Charity Mafia,' which will chronicle the lives of three twentysomething D.C. socialites who are prominent on the Beltway fund-raiser scene.

FEARS are growing that some Australians, especially outside the big cities, will have no television reception once analogue signals are switched off.

'The Many Worlds of Jonas Moore,' an online graphic novel, could be headed for television screens.

Television programs with medical and hospital themes get so many details wrong, according to a leading Italian medical group, that Italy's main broadcasters should refrain from airing them.

Tonight, the Sundance Channel debuts a talent-based competition with actual consequence. Architecture School debuts tonight at 9 p.m. ET (and is also on iTunes; the first episode is free). The six-episode, half-hour series follows nine Tulane students who attend the 'university's prestigious School of Architecture as they submit competing designs for an affordable home in Katrina-battered New Orleans,' and 'the winning model will be built during the course of the school year and put up for sale,' according to the network.The show was filmed during the school year last year, and although it's a competition, the students weren't just assembled to make a television show, nor will a panel of judges eliminate students, who eventually build the winning design. In fact, the winner will be revealed in the second episode. Cameras just filmed students' participation in Tulane's URBANbuild program, which sends students and faculty 'to neighborhoods throughout the city to develop creative and su

'Worldfocus,' with a start-up budget that station employees said is about $8 million, will attempt to fill what the correspondent, Martin Savidge, called a void in television news.

The Sundance Channel's six-part series 'Architecture School' offers a window into the real-world pressures of becoming an architect and realizing a design.

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THOUSANDS of television viewers may be left in the dark when analogue transmissions cease in 2013 after federal government budget cuts led to the Australian Communications and Media Authority shutting six regional field offices.