Each week, SI.com's Richard Deitsch reports on newsmakers from the world of TV, radio and the Web.
Today's movies have never seemed less interested in figuring out what women want. That's hardly surprising when -- for the summer months at least -- they've practically written off the entire adult population.
He brought us baseball in the bush leagues (Bull Durham), the hustle of the blacktop (White Man Can't Jump), the thin line between purgatory and redemption in golf (Tin Cup) and a one-name diamond demon (Cobb). Now, writer-director Ron Shelton is shining his dramatic light on the shadow of steroids.
James Gandolfini, who starred on the hit HBO series, is selling off 24 outfits, including the button-down blue shirt he wore in the opening credits and the bathrobe he donned to fetch the morning newspaper
HBO is betting that Mexican soap fans will go for a gritty, and expensive, drama about women in prison
Three football-savvy e-mailers check in with the same question this week, and, with so much uncertainty at the top of the draft, it seems like a logical one. I will let the aptly named Dan Wise of Minneapolis be the spokesman.
Matt Blank couldn't help himself. The CEO of Showtime Networks recently hosted a private screening of "Secret Diaries of a Call Girl." The series, which debuts on the cable channel on June 16, is about a high-priced prostitute - played by Billie Piper - who takes viewers behind the scenes of her profession. She even shares tips on how she pleases her well-heeled clients.
Benjamin Wallen, self-proclaimed biggest fan of HBO's "The Wire," thought it was well worth a $300 flight home to watch the highly anticipated series finale of the acclaimed crime drama with his best friends -- and fellow series diehards -- Sunday night.
Welcome to a season of wonderful--wonderful colors, breathtaking gowns, and hemlines for every figure and fantasy. Actress Melissa George, who stars in the new HBO drama "In Treatment," models the season's biggest trends.
Nominees for the 65th annual Golden Globe Awards announced Thursday in Beverly Hills, California:
Each week, SI.com's Richard Deitsch reports on newsmakers from the world of TV, radio and the Web.
Today's movies have never seemed less interested in figuring out what women want. That's hardly surprising when -- for the summer months at least -- they've practically written off the entire adult population.
He brought us baseball in the bush leagues (Bull Durham), the hustle of the blacktop (White Man Can't Jump), the thin line between purgatory and redemption in golf (Tin Cup) and a one-name diamond demon (Cobb). Now, writer-director Ron Shelton is shining his dramatic light on the shadow of steroids.
James Gandolfini, who starred on the hit HBO series, is selling off 24 outfits, including the button-down blue shirt he wore in the opening credits and the bathrobe he donned to fetch the morning newspaper
HBO is betting that Mexican soap fans will go for a gritty, and expensive, drama about women in prison
Three football-savvy e-mailers check in with the same question this week, and, with so much uncertainty at the top of the draft, it seems like a logical one. I will let the aptly named Dan Wise of Minneapolis be the spokesman.
Matt Blank couldn't help himself. The CEO of Showtime Networks recently hosted a private screening of "Secret Diaries of a Call Girl." The series, which debuts on the cable channel on June 16, is about a high-priced prostitute - played by Billie Piper - who takes viewers behind the scenes of her profession. She even shares tips on how she pleases her well-heeled clients.
Benjamin Wallen, self-proclaimed biggest fan of HBO's "The Wire," thought it was well worth a $300 flight home to watch the highly anticipated series finale of the acclaimed crime drama with his best friends -- and fellow series diehards -- Sunday night.
Welcome to a season of wonderful--wonderful colors, breathtaking gowns, and hemlines for every figure and fantasy. Actress Melissa George, who stars in the new HBO drama "In Treatment," models the season's biggest trends.
Nominees for the 65th annual Golden Globe Awards announced Thursday in Beverly Hills, California:
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are already partners on a handful of huge projects – namely Maddox, Shiloh, Zahara and Pax – but now the pair are going into business together.
Well, you think you've seen everything on TV. Then along comes HBO with "Tell Me You Love Me" to open your eyes.
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Raise your cosmopolitans in a toast: According to a new report, the women of Sex and the City will be reuniting for a film version of the hit TV show.
In the end, it was Tony Soprano, Carmela, Meadow, A.J. - and Journey.
Chris Albrecht, chairman and chief executive of HBO, has agreed to step down from his position, parent company Time Warner announced Wednesday.
HBO's Chairman and CEO Chris Albrecht has been granted a leave of absence from his duties Time Warner Chairman and CEO Richard Parsons announced in a release Tuesday.
Oscar De La Hoya, the most acclaimed boxer of his era, has a loving family and a budding business empire. He needs one more victory to gild his Hall of Fame career -- and wants one more whopping payday.
They're all gone now.
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The creator of Entourage, the HBO show about a movie star and his pals, recently announced his next series for the network, this one about a hedge fund trader and his pals. Talk about a spoiler: Wh...
Nominees for the 64th annual Golden Globe Awards announced Thursday in Beverly Hills, California:
Saving the world from assorted terrorists paid off for the cast of "24" at Sunday night's Primetime Emmy Awards.
Nominees in major categories for the 58th annual Primetime Emmy Awards announced Thursday by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences:
The Army surgeon general is warning that the HBO documentary "Baghdad ER" is so graphic that military personnel watching it could experience symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Forgive the bad pun, but global warming has become a hot topic in the mass media.
Maureen Stapleton died Monday, eulogized as an Oscar winner and a fine actress. But even though she was known, she wasn't so easily remembered.
As HBO's hit drama "The Sopranos" returns to prime time, several supporting actors want to return to the negotiating table, according to a report Wednesday in The Wall Street Journal.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) - You may not have heard about this. But a little show about a family living in the New Jersey suburbs returns on Sunday night.
Here are the motion picture and television nominees for the 63rd annual Golden Globe Awards announced Tuesday. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is scheduled to present the awards on January 16 in Beverly Hills, California.
What's the next cool thing on TV? It may prove to be "Big Love," an HBO drama scheduled to debut in June 2006. Like many TV series, it is an intimate look at marriages in the suburbs. Unlike other TV series, each marriage on this show involves the same husband.
(CNN) -- Playing Meadow Soprano on HBO's pilot of "The Sopranos" was the role of a lifetime for then-16-year-old Jamie-Lynn Sigler, an unknown actress from Long Island, New York.
Short films, long passes, and 8 other things we recommend this week
With the success of "The Sopranos" and "Sex in the City", HBO has long been the emperor of original programming on cable television.
In the real world, Phil Spector is surrounded by bad vibes, awaiting the September 16 beginning of his murder trial and trailed by countless stories of strange behavior.
Hot "Six," "Sweet 16," and 8 other things we recommend this week:
HBO has decided to give "The Sopranos" a new lease on life in a deal that extends the hit series by another year with eight extra episodes, the cable channel said Friday.
After the hit series "Friends," Lisa Kudrow has to sweat the TV business.
Paul Newman could have long since rested on his laurels.
The nominees for the Screen Actors Guild Awards, presented February 5:
Here is the list of winners at Sunday's 56th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, presented by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences:
Its ads say "It's not TV, it's HBO," but the cable network certainly dominated television's top awards Sunday night.
So this is the year "The Sopranos" finally wins its Emmy, right?
"Sex and the City" star Kim Cattrall is to make her British stage debut -- swapping her role as manhunter Samantha to play the paraplegic victim of a road accident.
Some old favorites received nominations for the 56th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards -- but the new shows and omissions were more interesting.
Juliette Lewis has movie stardom and a burgeoning career as a rock musician, but what she really wants is to find out what happened to her little dog, Chowie.
Hollywood adores America's mom-and-pop eateries--especially the ones in New York City. The latest entry: Everyday People, a new film by HBO (owned by the same parent firm as FSB), tells the story o...
Box sets are the ultimate rock 'n' roll tribute -- or the ultimate doorstop.
Liv Tyler had a front-row seat for the start of the "Bennifer" craze while she and Ben Affleck were filming "Jersey Girl" -- and couldn't believe her eyes.
In "Requiem for a Nun," William Faulkner made the famous observation, "The past is never dead. It's not even past."
As the fifth and last season of The Sopranos gets under way on March 7, the pressure is on at Home Box Office. Its other franchise series, Sex and the City, began its final run in January, raising ...
Janet Jackson's breast may someday be credited with spurring the adoption of high-definition television, but the adoption rate of HDTV was already building long before the Super Bowl halftime incid...
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Big. Aidan. Trey. Steve. Seth. Jack. Smith. Harry. Aleks.
A lesson in how not to run a network:
Carrie Bradshaw's fashion sense may not make sense to everyone, but for those who appreciate the style of the main character in "Sex and the City," here's a chance to get your hands on some of her threads before the show comes to an end.
The widespread popularity of HBO's "The Sopranos" has inspired ancillary products from a line of mafia-inspired clothing (silk shirts are big) to a cookbook.
The beers are cold. The chips are out. The pizza's been ordered.
We know times have been tough, but we had no idea the world had run so low on role models. The industry that churns out inspirational books about business leaders--and, in the past, served up such ...
THE ARRIVAL OF DIGITAL CABLE HAS GIVEN US SO MUCH. (HBO-7, anyone?) And the million-channel universe spells opportunity for entrepreneurs; about a dozen are starting networks this year. We've liste...
This month HBO is launching a line of gourmet-food products based on its hit mob drama The Sopranos. Named after Artie Bucco, the owner and chef of the show's Nuovo Vesuvio restaurant, the products...
Raise your hand if you think one or more Enron executives should go to jail. The yes votes on that one would surely put President Bush's approval rating to shame. We might even get past 99.99% affi...
HBO's popular mobster saga may be in the off-season, but that hasn't kept a handful of fans from spending Sunday evenings in the home of their favorite crime family. The 5,000-square-foot colonial ...
Banana Republic has always been a friend to the fashion illiterate. Step into a store and you'll be hard pressed to find a shirt that doesn't match every pair of pants. But now the San Francisco re...
It's been another embarrassing summer for broadcast television--and this time it's not because of slipping ratings. When the six networks unveiled their 38 new shows in May, onlookers were appalled...
There's a great scene in the HBO TV series The Sopranos where the son of the fictional Tony Soprano learns from the Internet that his father is not a waste-management executive, as he'd claimed, bu...
HBO & Co., the leading provider of software for hospitals and health-care companies, had been on a seven-year dream run, soaring 8,660% to a high of $38 in mid-July. Growing quickly through acquisi...
All this spring along the Potomac, government lawyers and economists were trying to decide whether they should let News Corp. join forces with Time Warner and other cable operators to offer satelli...
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THE RUSH IS ON to get a piece of Asia's rapidly expanding television market -- potentially the biggest in the world. The opportunity to capture three billion viewers, many increasingly affluent and...
When Pierre Lescure showed up in Hollywood a decade ago touting his plan for a French version of America's Home Box Office, most studio chiefs kept him waiting for hours. After he finally got to ma...
ALAN B. LEFKOF, 36 TANDY CORP. For some people, good things really do come in small packages. Nine years ago Lefkof got a peek at Grid Systems Corp.'s ten-pound laptop computer. ''The only other po...
Marketers, looking for a way to reach those upscale couch potatoes? Consider It's Only Money, a board game now available at Bloomingdale's for $29.95. Players will be able to traipse through an ima...
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