End of "Dollhouse"? Fox yanks Joss Whedon drama for November sweeps
The likely final episodes will be burned off in December in back-to-back Friday airings.
"Glee" DVD due before New Year's, splitting season in half
"Glee Season 1: Road To Sectionals" will be released Dec. 29 with the first 13 episodes.
"Glee" to pen an episode inspired by the Macy's Thanksgiving brouhaha
Ryan Murphy is getting even with a storyline about the Glee Club being denied their own float.
Madonna gives "Glee" rights to her catalog; Adam Lambert may visit
The plan, at least so far, is for Dianna Agron to cover "Papa Don't Preach."
Pauley Perrette crossing over to "NCIS: LA"
The "NCIS" star will drop by the spinoff on Nov. 24.
Katee Sackhoff surfaces on "The Big Bang Theory"
The "Battle" star will play herself in the Nov. 23 episode.
Jerry O'Connell will join his wife on "Eastwick"
He'll appear on a multi-episode arc as the new hot neighbor.
Carrie Ann Inaba disappointed in Natalie Coughlin's "Dancing" ouster
“We haven’t had a female dancer who moved with such strength and flexibility and fluidity in a while," she says. "And she hasn’t had any performing experience — I was really excited to see how far she could grow throughout the ten weeks of our show.”
Thanks to TV, poor people in small villages can watch soap operas that empower women, as Charles Kenny points out: "In our collective enthusiasm for whiz-bang new social-networking tools like Twitter and Facebook, the implications of this next television age — from lower birthrates among poor women to decreased corruption to higher school enrollment rates — have largely gone overlooked despite their much more sweeping impact. And it's not earnest educational programming that's reshaping the world on all those TV sets. The programs that so many dismiss as junk — from song-and-dance shows to 'Desperate Housewives' — are being eagerly consumed by poor people everywhere who are just now getting access to television for the first time. That's a powerful force for spreading glitz and drama — but also social change."
