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CBS Looks for Love This Summer With Dating Series 3

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CBS is entering the reality dating game, but don't expect any Bachelor-type shenanigans.

The network announced Wednesday that it has ordered a new unscripted series called 3, about the journeys of three women to find true love.

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Becker's Shawnee Smith to Play Charlie Sheen's Ex-Wife on Anger Management

Shawnee Smith

Becker alum Shawnee Smith has been cast as Charlie Sheen's on-screen ex-wife in his upcoming comedy, Anger Management, Deadline reports.

In Anger Management, produced by Bruce Helford (George Lopez), Sheen will... read more

Kim Kardashian Joins Drop Dead Diva to Romance Fred

Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashian has signed on for a new TV project, but this time she won't be playing herself.

The 30-year-old reality star has booked a multi-episode arc on Drop Dead Diva, Lifetime announced Thursday.

Skechers replaces Kim Kardashian with a dog for Super Bowl commercial

As first reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Kardashian will play Nikki, a new love interest for Fred (Ben Feldman) who is also starting a new business venture with his... read more

Dallas: We Never Wanted to Remake the Original

Dallas

After 21 years and one of the biggest TV cliff-hangers of all time, Dallas returns to TV this June on TNT. Just don't call the new series a reboot or a remake.

"I couldn't imagine making a remake. We've seen it. There were 357 episodes," Dallas executive producer Cynthia Cidre told reporters Saturday at TNT's winter TV previews. "It just seemed natural to catch up with Ewing family 20 years later."

When we return to Southfork, Bobby Ewing is happily re-married — to Desperate Housewives' Brenda Strong! -- and his adopted son, Christopher (Jesse Metcalfe) is desperate to push the Ewing family into a new, more environmentally minded direction away from oil. However... read more

Melrose Place 3.0? CW Is Buying the Canadian Series L.A. Complex

The L.A. Complex

It looks like the CW is readying a move back to Los Angeles.

The network is nearing a deal to buy the upcoming Canadian soap The L.A. Complex, Deadline reports. The series follows the lives of several twentysomethings who live in the same Los Angeles apartment complex and try to make it in Hollywood.

The CW orders mystery drama pilot Cult

The series, which will premiere on the Canadian music channel MuchMusic next week but will also air on Canadian sibling network CTV, sounds an... read more

Fox Axes So You Think You Can Dance Results Show

So You Think You Can Dance

Fox has pulled the plug on So You Think You Can Dance's results show after eight seasons, according to executive producer and judge Nigel Lythgoe.

"Fox have cancelled the results show so I will have to change the format of [So You Think You Can Dance]," Lythgoe, 62, tweeted Sunday. "At least we have another season at the end of May."

Fox renews So You Think You Can Dance and MasterChef

The move would seemingly condense Dance from two new episodes a week to... read more

SVU Alum Chris Meloni Joins the Cast of True Blood

Christopher Meloni

It's official: Christopher Meloni has joined the cast of True Blood for Season 5, TVGuide.com has confirmed.

Meloni is slated to portray... read more

It's Another Mary Tyler Moore Show Reunion! Ed Asner Headed to Hot in Cleveland

Betty White, Ed Asner

Another one of Betty White's Mary Tyler Moore Show co-stars is coming to Cleveland.

Ed Asner, who won three Emmys for his portrayal of boss Lou Grant on the series, will guest-star on an upcoming episode of Hot in Cleveland, Entertainment Weekly reports.

Ed Asner to reprise original Hawaii Five-0 role for reboot

Asner, 82, will play Jameson Lyons, the... read more

Franklin & Bash Summons Sean Astin for Superhero Duty

Sean Astin

Even superheroes need lawyers, or at least the ones on Franklin & Bash do.

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FX Buys Charlie Sheen's New Sitcom Anger Management

Charlie Sheen

He's baaaaack. FX has bought Charlie Sheen's new sitcom, Anger Management, to air next summer, the cable network announced Thursday.

The project, based loosely on the 2003 Adam Sandler-Jack Nicholson film of the same name, will begin production in early 2012 on the 10-episode first season. Like Nicholson's character, Sheen will play an anger management therapist who is in need of some serious couch time himself and wreaks havoc on his patients' personal lives. Sheen will retain a... read more

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