The CW (Channel 11) has scheduled a catch-up marathon of its freshman hit “The Vampire Diaries” for Dec. 14-18, with two episodes airing each night Monday-Friday. I was unimpressed by the “VD” pilot, and so was the teenage “Twilight” fan I…
The fall TV season’s first casualty is “The Beautiful Life: TBL,” the CW network’s mostly unseen drama about the “glamorous” world of modeling. After two airings with low and really low ratings (barely over 1 milion this week), the CW…
Nina Dobrev in "The Vampire Diaries."
I was bored, and so was my target-demo consultant (female, age 19), but Thursday night’s “Vampire Diaries” was a big hit for the CW. This from Joe Adalian at TheWrap.com:
Bloody hell: The CW’s “The Vampire Diaires”…
For some reason, I wasn’t a “Melrose Place” fan during its run in the 1990s. In fact, in the days before I was paid to watch TV, I’m not actually sure I saw it more than once or twice. That’s why I’m…
KPLR (Channel 11) will add a one-hour Sunday night newscast beginning Sept. 27. Anchors aren’t set yet, but the hour will feature an extended sports segment with Rich Gould.
The station’s new weekend schedule, beginning next month, also includes:
Mischa Barton was at work in New York Tuesday, shooting the new CW modeling drama “The Beautiful Life,” executive producer Ashton Kutcher said Tuesday when he and “TBL” cast members met with TV critics.
Barton was hospitalized July 15 on what was…
Asked what her network had to offer men over 35, CW Entertainment president Dawn Ostroff insists she wouldn’t just tell a guy to go watch CBS.
“I think that we have a lot of things to offer men over 35, and I…
“Gossip Girl” and “One Tree Hill” will trade places on the CW’s Monday night schedule in the fall. In St. Louis, where KPLR delays CW programming an hour, that means “One Tree Hill” at 8 p.m. and “Gossip Girl” at an…
Gail: Hi, everybody. As I look out the window, the sky seems to be clearing, which is good, because there was flooding in my neighborhood again last night. Is this the end of the world or what? But that’s not…
Announcing its fall schedule Thursday in New York, the CW network dropped its two remaining comedies (”The Game” and “Everybody Hates Chris”) and the dramas “Reaper” and “Privileged.”
A new, all-drama (plus “America’s Next Top Model’) lineup will include the new…
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