Andrea Morabito

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Bewkes Confident in Tsujihara, and Warner Bros.' Bench

A week after Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes ended the months-long waiting game by naming Kevin Tsujihara the new CEO of Warner Bros., he had to answer to analysts who wanted to know how the new chief would lead a company that includes two execs — Warner Bros. Television Group president Bruce Rosenblum and Warner Bros. Picture Group president Jeff Robinov — who were passed over for... More

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Lance Armstrong is OWN's Latest Grab for Ratings

Everyone seems to be talking about “The Confession” - that is, Oprah Winfrey’s interview with Lance Armstrong where he admitted to doping during his time as a professional cyclist. Winfrey appeared on  CBS This Morning  on Tuesday to tease the interview, which has now been expanded to two nights (Jan. 17 and 18) on her OWN network. Now the question is how many... More

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TCA: ‘Arrested Development’ Creator Promises New Episodes Will Surprise Dedicated Fans

Pasadena, Calif. – They all know they shouldn’t be here. That’s how the cast and creator of Arrested Development feel about appearing before the Television Critics Association nine years after the cult comedy was canceled by Fox. But after nearly a decade of talk about a movie sequel and possible revival, Arrested Development will finally release 14 new episodes on... More

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TCA: Williamson Defends 'Following's Violence for Story's Sake

Pasadena, Calif. – The cast and producers of Fox’s The Following had to have been expecting be peppered with questions about the graphic violence in the upcoming show about a serial killer and his cult of followers, and they got them Tuesday at the Television Critics Association winter press tour. “There’s some moments of squeamishness, it’s not for the... More

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TCA: ‘Smash’ Turns Up the Music in Season Two

Pasadena, Calif. – Despite all the changes made to NBC’s Smash in its off-season – a new showrunner in Josh Safran, the elimination of several disliked cast members and addition of big guest stars like Jennifer Hudson — the executive producers insist they were not out to radically revamp the drama. “I don’t really think it’s changed that... More