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Exclusive: Lucifer’s Lesley-Ann Brandt is joining Hulu musical pilot History of a Pleasure Seeker.

The project, which is based on Richard Mason’s novel, is a musical drama set in Amsterdam in 1907 — a tale of a charismatic young man’s explosive adventures through all the temptations of the Belle Époque.

The book, which was published in 2012 by Penguin Random House, follows Piet Barol, who has an instinctive appreciation for pleasure and a gift for finding it. When his mother dies, Piet applies for a job as tutor to the troubled son of Europe’s leading hotelier – a child who refuses to leave his family’s mansion on one of Amsterdam’s grandest canals. As Piet enters this glittering world, he learns its secrets and finds his life transformed.

Brandt will play Jacobina in the project. Powerful, beautiful and always in control, Jacobina has achieved everything her privileged childhood taught her to wish for.

A Desperate Housewives couple is taking a trip to Fantasy Island: Teri Hatcher and James Denton are set to reunite in a Season 2 episode of the Fox series, TVLine has learned.

The actors, who previously reunited in 2021 for Hallmark’s A Kiss Before Christmas, will play a pair of empty nesters figuring out how to spend their next chapter.

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That’s a wrap on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

After 19 seasons, Ellen DeGeneres taped her final episode of the popular syndicated talk show on Thursday, which is set to air on Thursday, May 26.

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“When we started this show in 2003, the iPhone didn’t exist. Social Media didn’t exist. Gay marriage wasn’t legal,” she wrote on Twitter. “We watched the world change, sometimes for the better, sometimes not.

If the Oscars were looking for a good mood with “Coda,” then the TV Academy might look to Philadelphia school teachers’ delightful and charming maneuvers with ABC’s hit show “Abbott Elementary,” which just had its season finale on April 12. Created, written and executive produced by it-girl Quinta Brunson, the mockumentary sitcom serves as a lovely reminder of the challenges that educators face daily, both in pre- and post-pandemic society, that undervalues their contributions and roles in the lives of our children. As broadcast television continues its struggles with viewership and overall presence in the awards races, the ABC comedy could be one of the freshman series that aces it with the Television Academy and its members.

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The challenges of modern parenting continue on when the comedy Breeders returns for Season 3 on Monday, May 9 at 10/9c on FX. The premiere will feature two back-to-back episodes.

The 10-episode third season “starts days after Season 2 ended, as the Worsley family reels from teenaged Luke (Alex Eastwood) punching his dad, Paul (Martin Freeman),” per the official synopsis. “Paul’s moved out and is staying at his mother-in-law Leah’s (Stella Gonet) house. He should be lonely but actually the simpler life has its appeal. Eventually, though, amends with Luke must be made.”

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We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about lotsa shows including Outlander, The Girl From Plainville, The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On and Legacies!

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Carla Woodcock and Callum Kerr are starring in Hulu pilot History of a Pleasure Seeker.

The pair are set as the leads in the one-hour musical drama pilot, which is based on Richard Mason’s novel and will be directed by Bridgerton director Julie Anne Robinson.

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Woodcock, who starred in Netflix series Free Rein and is set to star in ITV drama Tell Me Everything, will play Constance and Kerr, who stars in Fox drama Monarch and starred in Hulu’s Four Weddings and a Funeral, will play Piet.

Written and executive produced by Mason, History of a Pleasure Seeker is a musical drama set in Amsterdam in 1907 — a tale of a charismatic young man’s explosive adventures through all the temptations of the Belle Époque.

The book, which was published in 2012 by Penguin Random House, follows Piet Barol, who has an instinctive appreciation for pleasure...

Outlander faithful, we need to have a wee chat. Because that big scene between Jamie and Fergus in Sunday’s episode? Wasna it.

I know that Season 6 was cut short because of Covid and Catriona Balfe’s pregnancy, skewing story plans and making things difficult on the whole. So it’s very possible that the season didn’t unfold the way the writers and producers originally envisioned, and changes had to be made for practicality’s sake.

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True Detective is about to get a new case.

HBO is developing a fourth season of the Emmy-winning crime anthology, our sister site Variety reports. Oscar winner Barry Jenkins (The Underground Railroad) will serve as an executive producer on Season 4, which is tentatively titled True Detective: Night Country. The season will reportedly have two female leads and be set in the Arctic, where night can last more than 24 hours.

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To be clear: Tommy Egan’s loud, meddling and highly inappropriate mom isn’t physically in this exclusive sneak peek at Sunday’s Power Book IV: Force (Starz, 8/7c). But Jp and Tommy talk about her so much — and so vehemently — that her undeniable presence looms very large over the whole proceeding.

In the video above, Tommy’s recently discovered half-brother Jp suggests that they give their mother a call to let her know what’s going on with her mom. But Tommy immediately shuts him down.

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With a tongue-in-cheek title like Life & Beth, it’s no surprise that Amy Schumer’s new Hulu comedy has a melancholy feel between its punchlines.

The series stars Schumer as Beth, a New York City wine distributor who’s too embarrassed to call her colleague Matt (Inside Amy Schumer‘s Kevin Kane) her boyfriend, even though he is, because she’s barreling toward 40 (but she actually feels like she’s 100 years old). While Beth is successful in selling Malbec by the cases, she’s not as enthusiastic about her job as champagne rep Matt is when he rings the “Sold!

Having failed to draw a Bridgerton of interest, The Courtship after just two airings is relocating from NBC to USA Network, for the duration of its run.

As first reported by Vulture’s Joe Adalian, the Regency-style England dating series — which at one point was titled Pride & Prejudice: An Experiment in Romance — is leaving NBC’s Sunday line-up effective immediately, and instead will air Wednesdays at 11/10c on USA (leading out of Temptation Island), and stream the next day on Peacock.

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The Bachelor‘s Clayton loves all three of his final women, of course — but which one does he love the most?

As Tuesday’s season finale begins, he has managed to get back in the good graces of Gabby and Rachel, even after last night’s “rose ceremony from hell,” where they found out he was in love with both of them and was “intimate” with both of them, too. But that’s not enough for him: He still can’t stop thinking about Susie, who walked out on him after hearing what he did with the other two. (Does...

The Wheelers and the Butlers’ universes are about to collide.

TVLine can exclusively reveal that CBS’ The Neighborhood is crossing over with fellow Monday-night comedy Bob Hearts Abishola on March 14. While details remain scarce, we can confirm that the crossover goes down on Bob Hearts Abishola (at 8:30/7:30c) and will feature Cedric the Entertainer and Tichina Arnold in character as Calvin and Tina.

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In the latest TV show ratings, NBC’s Chicago Med led Wednesday in both total viewers (with 6.9 million) and in the demo (with a 0.8 rating).

Chicago Fire (6.8 mil/0.7) returned to its lowest numbers of 2022 thus far, while a gripping P.D. (5.8 mil/0.7, read post mortem) was rock steady.

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Wednesday’s episode of The Amazing Race tested the teams like never before, causing one pair to nearly melt down in the process.

With only four pairs left in the race and the pressure at an all-time high, it was on like Donkey Kong as the teams continued racing through Greece with hopes of making it to finale night. But one devilish road block sent them on a wild hunt for a needle in a haystack, which brought all kinds of trouble for one of the duos. So who went home and who’s racing on? Read on for the recap.

It took 29 days for the Celebrity Big Brother house to pare down this season’s 11 hopefuls, and on Wednesday’s season finale, the finalists were hungrier than ever to earn a spot in those final two seats. Even hungrier than a sleepwalking, cake-chomping Chris Kattan.

As a result of Monday’s double eviction, Todd Bridges and Lamar Odom got the boot, leaving Todrick Hall, Miesha Tate and Cynthia Bailey as the Final 3. And while crazier things have happened (I mean, who would’ve guessed that Jordan Lloyd would’ve won Season 11?), Cynthia’s going to have to win something, anything...

The Costume Designers Guild on Wednesday revealed nominees for its 24th annual CDG Awards, recognizing excellence in the craft across eight film, TV and short-form categories. The guild also said its winners will be announced at an in-person ceremony March 9 at The Broad Stage in Santa Monica.

Voters in the guild, IATSE Local 892 select nominees in three film categories: Period, Contemporary and Sci-Fi/Fantasy. Among the notable nominees this morning include costume designers from fashion-forward titles like MGM/Uar’s House of Gucci (Janty Yates), Disney’s Cruella (Jenny Beavan) and A24’s wild ride Zola (Derica Cole Washington). Other nominees included Black Panther Oscar winner Ruth E. Carter, this time for Amazon’s Coming 2 America.

Superhero titles were prominent on today’s noms list, with mentions for Marvel movies Spider-Man: No Way Home and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and DC’s The Suicide Squad.

The 2022 Sundance Film Festival obviously has so much to offer. Big premieres from indie auteurs, world cinema, documentaries, films for kids, and movies that are receiving so much acclaim right now, you’ll be hearing more from them later in the year upon regular theatrical release. And not only has Sundance branched out into television, but its Indie Episodics section continues with its “Indie Episodic Pilot Showcase,” highlighting the best in episodic series work from the independent community.

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Exclusive: Blumhouse Television has landed the rights to turn Stephen King’s bestselling novel Later into a limited series star vehicle for Lucy Liu. Series creator Raelle Tucker wrote the pilot script.

Published in March 2021 by Hard Case Crime, Later centers around a literary agency owner, Tia, who is raising her son Jamie alone, and who finds herself on the brink of professional ruin when her star author client dies before turning out the work that will make her agency financially whole. Jamie has the supernatural ability to talk to the dead, all of whom tell him the truth. This is very helpful when he talks to the dead author and feeds the contents of the book to his mother, who writes it herself and publishes it under the author’s name, to great success. But this gift can be used for more nefarious purposes. Tia’s police detective girlfriend...

The Art Directors Guild has announced nominations for the 26th Annual Excellence in Production Design Awards in theatrical motion pictures, television, commercials, music videos and animation features, with nominees in the top categories including Licorice Pizza, Cruella, Dune, In The Heights, The White Lotus and Encanto.

Winners will be announced at the Adg Awards ceremony, which returns to a live-in person event at the InterContinental Hotel Los Angeles Downtown Hotel on Saturday, March 5. Today’s announcement was made by Adg President Nelson Coates, Adg, and Awards Producer Michael Allen Glover, Adg.

As previously announced, director Denis Villeneuve (Dune) will receive the William Cameron Menzies Award. Academy Award-winning filmmaker Jane Campion (The Power of the Dog) will receive the Cinematic Imagery Award. The Adg Awards honor excellence in Production Design in theatrical motion pictures, television, commercials, music videos and animated feature films.

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On Thursday, January 13, Writers Guild of America West (Wgaw) and Writers Guild of America East (Wgae) jointly announced their 2022 nominations for television and new media. Winners will be rewarded on Sunday, March 20 in a ceremony that also honors motion pictures. Read on for the complete list of 2022 Writers Guild Award nominations for TV, which includes a nice mix of new series (like Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building”) and established fare (like HBO’s “Succession”).

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This year’s drama series contenders are “The Handmaid’s Tale,” “Loki,” “The Morning Show,” “Succession” and “Yellowjackets.” Of these, only “The Handmaid’s Tale,” “The Morning Show” and “Succession” also showed up in the Episodic Drama category, which was rounded out by specific episodes of “1883,” “This Is Us” and “New Amsterdam.”

The comedy series nominees are “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Hacks,” “Only Murders in the Building,...

Nominations for the 2022 Writers Guild Awards were announced on Thursday, and quite a few members of TV’s freshman class — including Disney+’s Loki, Showtime’s Yellowjackets and Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building — found themselves on this year’s list.

HBO Max’s Hacks and FX’s Reservation Dogs were also among the rookies to net multiple nods, while veterans like Succession and The Handmaid’s Tale — both nominated in previous years — are in the running once again.

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The Marvel machine continues apace on Disney+ this month.

Disney+’s list of new releases of April 2021 is highlighted by the highlight of March’s list as well: The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. Three episode of this highly anticipated series will premiere in April, including the series(?) finale on April 23.

But of course, it’s not all Marvel all the time on Disney+…sometimes its Star Wars time as well! There aren’t any new original Star Wars series coming to the streaming world until The Bad Batch premieres on May 4. It’s spiritual successor arrives in April, however. Star Wars: Clone Wars Volumes 1 and 2 both premiere on April 2. These are the animated classics from Genndy Tartakovsky that jumpstarted a new era of Star Wars storytelling. Now they can be seen in their entirety once agin.

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The 52nd NAACP Image Awards crowned more winners on Saturday (in addition to the awards announced earlier this week), in a ceremony once again hosted by black-ish star Anthony Anderson. The awards, of course, celebrate the accomplishments of people of color in the fields of television, music, literature and film, and will be simulcast across BET, CBS, MTV, VH1, MTV2, BET Her and Logo tonight at 8/7c.

Heading into the live show, ABC’s black-ish led the TV pack with five awards, winning trophies for Outstanding Actor (Anthony Anderson), Supporting Actor (Deon Cole) and Supporting Actress (Marsai Martin). That makes two wins for Martin,...

Rory Gilmore is one half of the lead mother-daughter duo in Gilmore Girls. She transforms in front of fans' eyes throughout the show's seven seasons, from a naive freshman in high school to a young woman with a bright future ahead of her as a Yale graduate.

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As beloved as Gilmore Girls is, fans can't help but poke fun at Rory's many downfalls and flaws. She's a brilliant and privileged young lady but follows in her mother's footsteps and makes plenty of mistakes along the way. These errors in judgment and dramatic storylines inspired fans to create memes for their own amusement, and they're spot on.

The first season of Gilmore Girls released in October of 2000 and introduced the world to all the wonderful people living in Stars Hollow. With Lorelai and Rory Gilmore as the show's main characters, their dynamic changed and grew throughout the show's seven seasons — just like every mother/daughter duo.

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After the success of Gilmore Girls, Gilmore Girls: A Year in The Life released in 2016 and closed the chapter on the series. But since the release of the revival, fans have re-watched the series time and time again and found things from the first season that came to fruition by the series finale.

Big Sky Pilot Photographs — ABC has released TV show photographs for Big Sky: Season 1, Episode 1: Pilot, which premieres later this month. Cast and crew Big Sky stars Kylie Bunbury, Katheryn Winnick, Ryan Phillippe, John Carroll Lynch, Brian Geraghty, Natalie Alyn Lind, Jesse James Keitel, Valerie Mahaffey, and Dedee [...]

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Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn are again spending the holidays at the North Pole in the trailer for the Netflix movie sequel The Christmas Chronicles 2, premiering Wednesday, Nov. 25.

“It’s been two years since siblings Kate (played by Darby Camp) and Teddy Pierce (Judah Lewis) saved Christmas, and a lot has changed,” reads the official synopsis. “Kate, now a cynical teenager, is reluctantly spending Christmas in Cancun with her mom’s new boyfriend and his son Jack (Jahzir Bruno). Unwilling to accept this new version of her family, Kate decides to run away. But when a mysterious, magical troublemaker...

Cops is back on the beat — but you won’t be able to watch the show Stateside.

The series has resumed filming in Spokane County, Wash., three months after the long-running program was cancelled at Paramount Network in the wake of protests against systemic racism and police brutality. Per The Hollywood Reporter, the episodes being shot are intended to only air in international territories where Cops is still running. Production restarted in September and is expected to last through early November.

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There are some TV shows that make fans cry at pretty much every scene, and Parenthood is high up on that list. It's impossible not to get sucked into the story of the Braverman family as they go through life and support one another.

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Parenthood is known for its large cast of characters and since the Braverman clan is so huge, it makes sense that they would interact with a lot of other people. Many great actors guest-starred on the TV drama over its six seasons, and some were better than others.

The Emmy Awards ballot lists 213 episodes (from 118 series), so there will be seven nominees this year under the new rules. There were seven for the first time in the category’s history last year:

“Barry” season 2: “ronny/lily” (Alec Berg & Bill Hader) Winner — “Fleabag” season 2: “Episode 1” (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) “The Good Place” season 3 — “Janet(s)” (Josh Siegal & Dylan Morgan) “PEN15” season 1: “Anna Ishii-Peters” (Maya Erskine & Anna Konkle & Stacy Osei-Kuffour) “Russian Doll” season 1: “Nothing in This World is Easy” (Natasha Lyonne) “Russian Doll” season 1: “A Warm Body” (Allison Silverman) “Veep” season 7: “Veep” (David Mandel)

Only “The Good Place” returns to defend its slot. “Better Things,” “Ramy” and “Sex Education” are among those hoping to capitalize on the open field after being snubbed last year. “The Good Place” contends for its series finale, as do “Schitt’s Creek” and “Silicon Valley.” “Schitt’s Creek” seeks its first nomination in...

The 2020 Emmy ballots have been released by the Television Academy, so we now know which shows, actors, etc. are in contention for this year’s golden statues. Netflix’s “The Politician” accounts for 16 entries on the performer ballot, including lead actors Ben Platt and Gwyneth Paltrow. Platt plays Payton Hobart, an aspirational politician who one day hopes to become President of the United States … but first he has to win his high school’s student body election. Paltrow, who won an Emmy for Ryan Murphy‘s “Glee” (2011), takes on the role of Payton’s supportive mother in Murphy’s latest series.

Notable A-listers who appear throughout the first season include frequent Murphy collaborator Jessica Lange as the poisonous mother of VP candidate Infinity, Bob Balaban as Payton’s quiet father, and Dylan McDermott and January Jones as the parents of Payton’s frenemy Astrid. Judith Light and Bette Midler pop...

James St. Patrick is in the ground but Tasha’s troubles are far from over in a new teaser trailer for Power Book II: Ghost.

Starz released new footage from the crime drama’s spinoff Sunday, and the 30-second spot hints at even more illicit shenanigans for the family of the not-so-dearly departed Ghost.

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For one, it seems like Tameikah knows exactly what happened the night Tasha claims to have murdered her estranged husband.

One of the most fascinating things about Starz hit series Outlander is the ability of Claire Fraser to time-travel between the 20th and 18th centuries. Claire has often used this to her advantage by manipulating events in the 18th century to make sure the future turns out as it should.

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During the show's run, her time-travel put her in a dilemma between her 20th-century husband Frank and her 18th-century husband Jamie. But in as much as Claire is an intriguing protagonist, there are some baffling things about her. To be specific, the following things about her make little sense.

ABC's hit medical drama Grey's Anatomy has been one of the longest-running shows in television history. For 16 years, the audience has been on a rollercoaster ride along with the surgical interns, residents, and attendings at Seattle Grace/Grey Sloan Memorial.

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Grey's is known for its heart-stopping finales. From tragic deaths to shocking reveals that turned lives upside down, a lot has happened over the years. Let us look at some of the season finales that had the most shocking impact on the characters themselves, and, of course, the audience.

Since 2005, fans have been completely obsessed with Shonda Rhimes' hit medical drama, Grey's Anatomy. With 16 seasons and counting, the show has seen many characters, doctors and patients alike, come and go. Now, if there is one thing TV writer Shonda Rhimes knows how to do, it's create a compelling character.

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Fans can say what they will about Meredith Grey, the series' slightly controversial lead character, but at the end of the day, without both her strengths and her faults, the show would not have been as successful. After all, there's nothing all that entertaining about a perfect person living a perfect life without ever making a mistake.

When Joshua Jackson was cast as Pacey Witter on Dawson's Creek, he would become one of the most famous young actors known for portraying a sensitive and hilarious teenage boy. Pacey faces adversity like low grades and a mean family, and he finds love with first Andie McPhee (Meredith Monroe) and then Joey Potter (Katie Holmes).

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Pacey is smarter than he might appear and he knows that he has to make something out of himself. Over the six seasons that Dawson's Creek aired for, Pacey makes smart and silly choices, goes through ups and downs, and stays true to who he is. Like the other teens he hangs out with, he has both positive and negative traits.

Riverdale is no longer confined just to Riverdale.

The CW previously ordered a pilot for second spinoff of its uber-popular Archie comic adaptation Riverdale. (The first being Netflix’s Chilling Adventures of Sabrina series). Now that new series, titled Katy Keene, has arrived. Katy Keene follows the adventures of another Archie-verse character in New York. And you can keep up with all the episodes here.

The first season has come to a truncated close, cut short by the Covid-19 pandemic, which has caused production shutdowns across the world. You can find all of the reviews from the first season in our episode guide below.

Katy Keene Episode Guide

Click on the blue links below to read full episode reviews.

Katy Keene Episode 1 – Chapter 1: Pilot

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ABC's hit reality dating show, The Bachelor, is now in its twenty-fourth season. Most recently, Bachelor Nation watched as Pilot Pete went on his own epic search for love, only to wind up single at the end of it all when Hannah Ann broke off their engagement once she realized Pete still had feelings for another contestant, Madison.

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Pete and Hannah Ann are not alone in failed Bachelor couples as most who leave the show don't end up staying together. The good news is that some couples do make it out in love and have this crazy show to thank for their happily ever after.

Exclusive: Casual alum Tommy Dewey is set as a male lead opposite Eliza Coupe in Fox’s comedy pilot Pivoting, from writer Liz Astrof, Aaron Kaplan’s Kapital Entertainment and Warner Bros TV.

Written by Astrof and to be directed by Tristram Shapeero, Pivoting follows three women, Amy (Coupe), Jodie and Sarah, after the death of their childhood best friend. Faced with the reality that life is short, in desperate attempts to find happiness, they make a series of impulsive, ill-advised and self-indulgent decisions, strengthening their bond proving it’s never too late to screw up your life.

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Bachelor Nation never sleeps—not even when there's a global pandemic. We've been in the Bachelor off season ever since Peter Weber's season ended (if you can call what happened an ending) exactly a month ago today. The world has changed in nearly incomprehensible ways since then, but Peter Weber hasn't stopped making headlines. On March 25, two weeks after his finale aired, Pilot Pete was spotted in Chicago, hanging out with Kelley Flanagan. Kelley was the girl he met before the season started filming, and she didn't really fit in with the rest of the contestants, and Pete sent her home in fifth place despite their connection. She was then not invited to Women Tell All, but...

Jimmy Kimmel is expanding his primetime footprint at ABC.

The network has given a pilot order to a comedy called Adopted, which Kimmel is writing and executive producing. Based on a true story, the potential series follows a Green Beret who returns home from military service to Texas, where he and his family struggle with the challenges of adopting his new brother, a 12-year-old Russian boy.

Kimmel is writing the pilot with a pair of U.S. Army veterans: Shawn Vance is a former Green Beret, and Daril Fannin was a combat medic. All three executive produce; Kimmel's production company,...

Prolific TV director-producer Jason Winer is set to direct the Fox pilot The Big Leap, a ballet-themed hourlong comedy-drama inspired by the UK reality series Big Ballet, from The Passage writer/executive producer Liz Heldens and producer Sue Naegle. The project is a co-production between 20th Century Fox Television, where Winer is under a deal, and Fox Entertainment.

Written by Heldens, The Big Leap centers on a group of diverse underdogs from all different walks of life who compete to be part of a competition reality series that is putting on a modern, hip remake of “Swan Lake.” Heldens executive produces with Naegle, Winer and Peter Dale of UK company Rare Day, which produced the reality series.

Winer directed the pilots and is executive producer of both Perfect Harmony, which recently wrapped its first season on NBC, and comedy Single Parents, which is winding up its second season on ABC.