The 61st Primetime Emmy Awards are tonight and Hollywood is awash in swag and early celebrations. Here's a look at what's going on around Tinseltown: TEA TOAST Stars of "Mad...
The television academy is scrapping its "time-shifting" plans and will present all 28 Emmy Awards during the September telecast. The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced in July that...
It was a party for all. But not many are sticking around for the clean-up after Oprah's takeover of Michigan Avenue. Crews are now dismantling the giant stage and jumbo...
Don Hewitt, longtime executive producer of "60 Minutes" and known in the industry as the "father of modern TV news," died Aug. 19, 2009, of pancreatic cancer at the age...
...of September 1993 included, in back row from left, Steve Kroft, EdBradley, Morley Safer and executive producer Don Hewitt; front, from left, Andy...
...an honor which he shares with former CBS "60 Minutes" correspondent EdBradley, Black Enterprise publisher Earl Graves and former CNN anchor Bernard Shaw...
Walter Cronkite, 92, joined CBS as a television correspondent in 1950, and anchored "CBS Evening News" for 19 years, from 1962 to 1981. During his long career, Cronkite reported on...
Tina Fey's satire-rich sitcom, "30 Rock," received a leading 22 Emmy Award nominations Thursday, while the '60s retro series, "Mad Men," led the drama pack with 16 bids. The shows...
...million and "Monsters, Inc." with $255.8 million. "The Hangover" features Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis as pals on a wild Las Vegas...
