"The L Word" becoming a reality show
Showtime will follow six lesbians in "The Real L Word: Los Angeles," from "L Word" creator Ilene Chaiken and the producers behind "Top Chef."
Erin Andrews talks to Oprah about nude "nightmare"
The ESPN star spoke to Oprah last week for an interview that will air Sept. 11. Andrews, who will work ESPN's "Thursday Night Football" game this week, said she "opened up the computer (and) could feel my heart pounding."
"The View" goes interactive, will add a green room cam
Babs & Co. are revamping the show to allow viewers more access.
"Idol" guest-judge Katy Perry calls Simon a "very truthful, honest a*shole"
Perry won't hold back when she works alongside Simon Cowell: "I'm not there to build them up, buttercup," she says.
It's true: Paula Abdul she's getting a Vegas show
The former "Idol" judge also reveals that her "Drop Dead Diva" stint has been bumped up from a guest spot to recurring. PLUS: Check out Judge Paula.
MTV's "Teen Wolf" remake won't be like the movie
"It has a fresh take and is very different from the original," says MTV's Liz Gateley. "It has more of an 'American Werewolf in Paris' feel to it. It's a dramatic thriller with two best friends in the center who provide a great comedy element: They are two very relatable characters on the outer circles of popular cliques."
Josh Schwartz's next project: An ABC female lawyer dramedy
On the heels of selling CBS on his first comedy, Schwartz will try his hand at a dramedy based on a real-life high-powered lawyer.
According to Dave Itzkoff, "Sopranos" alum Matthew Weiner and his "Mad" writing staff "seem to be so enamored with their characters that they are content to assemble them in potentially interesting settings, let the cameras linger on them and hope that an interesting scene emerges. This unhurried strategy may produce the occasionally transcendent image — think of Don and Betty Draper kissing in the moonlight at the end of the episode — but doesn’t do much to advance the internal narrative of the series."
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