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Outdoor Channel reveals details on three new series making their debut this weekend and joining the network's fourth quarter lineup

TLC made the announcement yesterday its reality show Jon & Kate Plus Eight will re-launch this November 2 to become more succinctly Kate Plus Eight.

CENTRIC, the new 24-hour entertainment network targeting African-American and multi-cultural adults age 25-54, officially launched yesterday at 6a ET replacing channel brand BET J.

Late last week, three shows received cancellation notices from their networks

The CW handed a full season order to its drama One Tree Hill.

Showtime and Steven Spielbergs DreamWorks TV are prepping for a new scripted series about putting on a Broadway musical.

FX set the premiere date for its new ensemble comedy The League about a fantasy football league in the suburbs, for October 29 at 1030p.

FOX announced yesterday it gave its freshman series Glee a full-season order including picking up the back nine episodes

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truTV premieres a new series, All Worked Up relating first-person stories of bad work days involving avoiding punches and dodging bullets

Veteran character actor, Henry Gibson, 73, died Monday evening at his home in Malibu, after a brief illness.

Monday's premiere of NBC's The Jay Leno Show won its time slot at 10p in HH and among A18-49 in addition to delivering 18.4 million total viewers.

Actor Patrick Swayze, 57, died Monday, surrounded by his family.

Larry Gelbart, 81, the comedy writer who developed the classic TV show M*A*S*H, died of cancer last Friday in Los Angeles.

President Obama's address, where he laid out his plan for health care reform to a joint session of Congress Wednesday night was viewed by 32.1 million people

CBS ordered a twelfth edition of Big Brother saying the reality series will return during the summer of 2010.

Jennifer Hudson is joining a slew of prominent female performers for the VH1 Divas concert, airing live on VH1 September 17 at 9p

Jennifer Hudson is joining a slew of prominent female performers for the VH1 Divas concert, airing live on VH1 September 17 at 9p

The US District Court, Eastern District of Texas ordered Dish Network and its sister company, EchoStar Corporation to pay damages to TiVo Inc. totaling approximately $200 million

Beginning October 5, Don Imus and his Imus in the Morning show will be back on TV via Fox Business Network.

ABC News' Charles Gibson announced yesterday he will retire as anchor from World News at the end of this year.

Not surprising at all, AMC is renewing Mad Men for a fourth season.

The Walt Disney Co. is purchasing Marvel Entertainment for $4 billion in a 60% cash and 40% stock transaction.

FX's drama Rescue Me will conclude its series run in 2011, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks in New York.

The Disney/ABC Television Group, Hearst Corporation and NBC Universal announced a transaction whereby A&E Television Networks purchased Lifetime Entertainment Services.

Yesterday, NBC Sports revealed its Football Night in America studio show will sport a new look and location for the upcoming new season.

After much speculation on her next on-air project, Paula Abdul was tapped by VH1 to host the live concert program, VH1 Divas

Travel Channel journeys to the strangest destinations on earth in its new series Madventures opening September 21 at 10p.

Syfy approved a second season of its original series Warehouse 13 with 13 new episodes scheduled to air during the summer of 2010.

Don Hewitt, 86, the creator and former executive producer of CBS' 60 Minutes died yesterday of pancreatic cancer.

In 2010, Showtime will premiere a new ten-part documentary series titled Oliver Stone's Secret History of America, created and executive produced by Academy Award-winning director Oliver Stone

ABC announced its cast of 16 celebrities participating in the ninth season of Dancing with the Stars.

TNT announced it will end its original drama series Saving Grace following a nine-episode run during the summer of 2010.

British fashion experts Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine are coming to the US to help style-impaired American women in TLC's new show, Making Over America with Trinny and Susannah.

After receiving criticism from within the television industry, The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and CBS announced yesterday it will not time-shift any of the award presentations.

A&E Network explores the world and domains of people who are acute hoarders in the new original nonfiction series Hoarders.

MTV, Sean "Diddy" Combs and producer Mark Burnett are partnering on the new reality competition series, P. Diddy's StarMaker, in search of the next big music star.

USA Network's Burn Notice season three finale on August 6 at 9p, averaged 7.6 million total viewers, making it the most-watched series telecast in the network's history.

Following Paula Abdul's announcement she will be leaving FOX's American Idol, the network's Entertainment Chairman Peter Rice revealed at the Television Critics Association tour the network would use guest judges until a permanent replacement is found.

After being a fixture on FOX's reality competition series American Idol for eight seasons judge Paula Abdul announced her departure.

Two Current TV reporters, Laura Ling and Euna Lee who had been detained in North Korea since March have been pardoned and released by that country's leader Kim Jong-Il.

Classic game show Let's Make A Deal is making a comeback during weekdays on CBS beginning October 5.

HBO set the date for the season seven premiere of Curb Your Enthusiasm for September 20.

BET debuts its new game show Pay It Off on September 30 at 10p, where contestants can compete for cash to gain some needed debt relief.

USA Network approved a second season of its summer original scripted series Royal Pains.

FOX made some tweaks to its fall primetime schedule

Ben Silverman, Co-Chairman/NBC Entertainment and Universal Media Studios announced he is departing NBC.

ABC adds two premiere dates to its previously announced 2009-2010 primetime schedule: the new drama Eastwick debuts September 23 at 10p and the returning family drama Brothers & Sisters continues on Sunday nights opening September 27 at 10p.

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NBC is moving The Listener off of Thursdays at 10p and replacing it with Law and Order encores starting July 30.