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TV News: 'Fringe,' 'Times of Tim' to screen -- For the New York Television Festival, there's the success you want, and then there's the success you get.

Go deep inside the psychological pressure of Al Pacino's character in this upcoming thriller.

VPage: 'Appaloosa' unspools in New York -- At Tuesday's 'Appaloosa' premiere, Ed Harris said he was eager to get back in the director's chair after the eight years since 'Pollack.'

Legit Reviews: Playwright Norman Lasca is almost onto something. A quartet of monologues set during a Minnesota heatwave, 'A Great Place to Be From' brushes against beautiful moments, but Lasca's writing always underlines the beauty. A sharp dramaturg and a more experienced writer -- this is the scribe's second New York production -- could burn the signposts and let the play speak for itself. 

NEW YORK (Billboard) - Prince will release his first book, '21 Nights,' in October. The lush coffee table book of photographs depicts Prince during his 21 night-stand at London's O2 Arena in 2007. Included with the book is a new CD of his music.

Ted Nugent in the house! Check out how they captured his Rock God status in this video!

Tonight at 9 p.m. ET, on the seventh anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, History Channel debuts 102 Minutes that Changed America, a two-hour, commercial-free documentary that chronicles the time between when the first plane hit the World Trade Center until the second tower collapsed.It uses raw footage from more than 100 sources, both amateur and professional, 'sources ranging from amateur photography and video to FDNY, NYPD, Port Authority and emergency dispatch radio recordings, photography and video,' in addition to 'footage broadcast outside the US, electronic messages and voicemails and 'outtakes' culled from raw network footage,' according to the network.102 Minutes is also edited basically in real time, reconstructing the events of that morning through the eyes of people who lived through it and recorded what they saw. The documentary is followed by I-Witness to 9/11, a short documentary featuring interviews with those who shot the video, as the actual footage doesn't inclu

'Years ago, you had to come to New York City, to someplace like American Ballet Theatre or Juilliard. Now we have kids honing their craft all over the country before coming to New York.'...

Actress KIRSTEN DUNST is keen to turn her back on Hollywood and call New York home - because life is much easier for celebrities in the Big Apple. The Spider-Man ...

NEW YORK (AP) -- How's this for a twist: Of all the No. 1 songs in the 50 years of the Billboard Hot 100 chart, Chubby Checker's 'The Twist' ranks as the most popular single....