entertainment - "television"

Has there ever been a bisexual reality television star as unlucky in love as Tila Tequila? Apparently not. The sexpot has been dumped by Yahoo! heiress Courtenay Semel after several months of exchanging bodily fluids in very public displays of affection. There's no word on who the lucky lesbian is that snagged (or is it [...]

Business News: Ex-president to address 'newsmaker' reception -- The status of its annual network prexy luncheon remains on hold, but the Hollywood Radio and television Society has managed to ink an ex president for an evening event to kick of its 'newsmaker' season.

No Age's Randy Randall has fired an angry e-missive after being told he couldn't wear a T-shirt bearing Barack Obama's name during a recent television appearance

TV News: Pictures TV acquires rights to Colombian show -- Sony Pictures television has snapped up worldwide distribution rights to Colombian dating show format, 'Love's Roulette,' making it the first Colombian unscripted format to secure global distribution.

Ten dumps 90210 Seven moves Ugly Betty In-depth: More television news

US television writers are warned against accepting work on a new show hosted by the Osbournes in a dispute over pay claims.

US television writers are warned against accepting work on a new show hosted by the Osbournes in a dispute over pay claims.

MTV is planning two extensions to its already-extended Hills franchise: a special that includes 'lost scenes' and another that includes an actor recreating scenes by standing in for characters on the actual show. Both will air Oct. 18 starting at 1 p.m. ET.First, 'The Hills: The Lost Scenes' will include 'scenes that have never before been seen on television,' according to MTV, including 'intimate, funny and touching moments with the cast' and 'exclusive bonus footage, extended from scenes already in the series.'At 2 p.m., MTV plans to 'pay homage' to The Hills with 'a comically twisted take on' the show. A single actor, Derek Miller, will reenact scenes and do not-exactly-convincing but somewhat funny versions of the characters for 'The Hills: According to Me.' That's so surreal I don't know where to begin: an actor will recreate footage from the lives of people who already recreate and reenact their own lives with the help of actors.Here's the trailer for that new and bizarre s

International News: France Televisions chief looks for partners -- Patrick de Carolis, president of France Televisions, has called for greater co-operation between state broadcasters around the world in developing joint projects.

One of the fundamental laws of television states that the two best new series each fall will be scheduled at the same time. But this is a strange TV year, what with the Hollywood writers' strike and turmoil at the networks.