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Netflix has announced that their original drama, Hemlock Grove, will be returning for season two. The 10 episodes will debut some time next year. Here are the details: Gothic Thriller "Hemlock...

Actor James Gandolfini, best known for playing mob boss Tony Soprano on HBO's The Sopranos, died earlier today at the age of 51. According to the cable channel, he was on vacation in Rome and...

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Following Anger Management and George Lopez's upcoming comedy series, a third Lionsgate sitcom is getting the 10-90 treatment at FX. Meaning, FX has ordered ten episodes of the series, and if all goes well and they're happy with the show, they'll pick up 90 more episodes. Anger Management is the first example of the deal going through at the cable channel...

USA NETWORK LAUNCHES Necessary Roughness WEBISODE SERIESHawk’s Star Receiver Terrence “TK” King Is on a Mission to Be the Next Big Reality Star, with Help from Former Real Housewife of Atlanta Shereé WhitfieldNEW YORK – June 19, 2013 – As Necessary Roughness enters its third season, USA Network is debuting TK Gets Real, a webisode series focused on Terrance “TK” King (Mehcad Brooks), the Hawk’s star receiver who is on a quest to become a reality star. Fans will get a window into TK’s personal life that dovetails with the on-air storyline as he looks to extend his reputation beyond football this season. He enlists the help of former Bravo “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Shereé Whitfield, along with Dr. Dani’s new assistant Paloma (Karissa Lee Staples), to stir up some drama and create a sizzle reel to dazzle Hollywood. The six-week experience launches on Wednesday, June 19, along with a second screen sync, which fans can access at usanetwork.com/necessaryroughness.Fans can watch TK’s progress as he gets some guidance from Whitfield along with other members of the Necessary Roughness cast. As each video ends, fans will help Paloma create the marketing materials for TK's reality show pitch and then share their creations on their favorite social channels. They’ll be able to fashion a tagline for his show and craft language for his billboards and promotions.Throughout the season, USA will offer an enhanced second screen experience at sync.usanetwork.com as viewers watch each episode of Necessary Roughness. They can learn new facts about the show, see guest stars bios, and unlock behind-the-scenes photos and commentary.

Terrible news for TV fans: James Gandolfini, who played mobster Tony Soprano on HBO's seminal drama "The Sopranos," died suddenly today at the age of 51. Gandolfini was traveling in Italy on vacation when he fell ill; conflicting reports have him suffering either a heart attack or a stroke. He is survived by his wife, [...]Actor James Gandolfini Dies at 51

From his turn as mobster Tony Soprano in HBO’s “The Sopranos” to a standout performance in 1993's "True Romance," an in-depth look at the actor’s decades-long career.

James Gandolfini's final film will be Fox Searchlight's crime drama "Animal Rescue," starring Tom Hardy and Noomi Rapace. The film's director Michael Roskam offered this statement to TheWrap regarding Gandolfini's tragic death: Related Articles: James Gandolfini Death: 10 of Tony Soprano's Most Memorable Moments (Videos) James Gandolfini Death: Hollywood Reacts to 'The Sopranos' Star's Passing James Gandolfini, 'Sopranos' Star, Dead at 51 read more

The "Sopranos" star died suddenly on Thursday at 51 years old. read more

The future of the project, which would have seen Gandolfini star as Jack Stone, a downtrodden jailhouse attorney who frequents police stations for clients, is now in limbo. HBO filmed a pilot on the project and passed before changing course and greenlighting the drama as a miniseries. A new production date had yet to be determined for the retooled effort. A representative for HBO noted it was too soon to know whether the series would move forward or not.More at Hollywood Reporter