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Lost's Sonya Walger Joins USA's Common Law

• Sep 28, 2011 05:43 PM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

Sonya Walger has joined USA's upcoming buddy cop drama Common Law, Entertainment Weekly reports.

The Lost alum will play Dr. Emma Ryan, an intelligent and attractive Beverly Hills psychiatrist who splits her time writing pill prescriptions for her wealthy clients and offering low-cost  group therapy at the local community center. It's here that Dr. Ryan meets... read more

Chris Brown Cast in Think Like a Man

• Jul 20, 2011 10:19 AM ET
• by Rich Juzwiak

If the words "romantic" and "comedy" don't cross your mind when you think of Chris Brown (and who could blame you if they don't?), get ready to have your worldview shaken. The regularly furious singer has been cast in the upcoming romcom Think Like a Man, according to Us Weekly...
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USA Gets Hitched to Common Law

• Jul 5, 2011 08:59 PM ET
• by Hanh Nguyen

USA is doubling down on its winning formula: crime-solving with a side of bromance.

The network has picked up the CBS Television Studios cop drama Common Law, ordering 11 episodes, Variety reports. The drama stars Michael Ealy and Warren Kole as a pair of cops who have a big problem ... each other. Their captain (Jack McGee) sends them into couples therapy in an effort to return the duo to their professional glory days despite their hatred for one another.

Californication: What's Ahead in Season 5?

• Mar 28, 2011 07:05 PM ET
• by Adam Bryant

If you thought Hank Moody driving off into the sunset during the closing moments of Californication's fourth season felt like a series finale, you weren't the only one.

"This could have functioned as a series ending if we needed it to be," creator and executive producer Tom Kapinos tells TVGuide.com. "It was a nice little bookend to the opening of the pilot in a sense. So, I was fine with it sort of feeling like some closure, but at the same time, it was open for... read more

Cheers & Jeers: The Good Wife's "Great" Episode

• Mar 2, 2011 10:37 AM ET
• by Bruce Fretts

Cheers to The Good Wife because, to put it in Facebook parlance, "it's complicated."

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A few weeks after its inspired Social Network-themed hour, CBS' sophomore drama once again waded into the shark-infested waters of the Internet with ...
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