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The winner of this year's China's Got Talent says he will not pursue a hip-hop dancing career, although his victory offers the opportunity.
A documentary about Paul McCartney's experiences in New York immediately after the September 11 attacks on the city is to get its debut the day before the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
CCTV 4's travelogue program Home Faraway has launched a 100-episode special series called Journey to the Border Area, which is now on air from Monday to Friday.
The FX channel said Monday it has ordered 13 episodes of a new drama it says has "reinvented the horror genre."
He's "winning" -- again. Charlie Sheen, who had a spectacular fall from TV grace on his former sitcom "Two and a Half Men," confirmed on Monday reports that he will return to television in a new comedy, "Anger Management."
Former "Friends" star Lisa Kudrow is back on television this coming Tuesday in Showtime's new series, "Web Therapy," -- the first time a show created for the Internet has moved to a 30-minute comedy on television.
It would've been embarrassing to overlook Melissa Leo when handing out the Emmy nominations this year.
His "Office" character Michael Scott may be utterly clueless, but Steve Carell knows a thing or two. And when it comes to his sixth shot at the best actor Emmy, Carell jokes that he's got this one in the bag.
Reaction from some of Thursday's Primetime Emmy nominees
"Mad Men," the sharply observed drama of a changing 1960s America, captured 19 Emmy nominations Thursday to lead the series pack, with the melodramatic miniseries "Mildred Pierce" starring Kate Winslet grabbing a top 21 bids.
Ten Emmy nominations offered sweet vindication to makers of "The Kennedys," the miniseries that was abruptly dropped last winter by the History channel before eventually being aired on the little-known ReelzChannel network.
With "Mad Men," "Boardwalk Empire" and other prestige series, cable ruled the Emmy nominations for drama. But broadcast networks got the last laugh with their sitcoms.
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