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‘Law & Order’ Director Jason Alexander Arrested on Child Pornography Charges
Westchester County District Attorney charges suspect with two felony counts
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Dominic Pagone Promoted to FX Networks’ SVP of Communications
Network veteran has served as the lead publicist on ”Sons of Anarchy,“ ”The League“ and ”Justified“
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Denis Leary Delivers Obscenity-Filled PBS Rant During ‘Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll’ Panel
TCA 2015: Leary also takes a pot shots at pretentious actors while promoting his upcoming FX show
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Denis Leary’s ‘Sirens’ Returns for Season 2 in January (Exclusive Video)
USA Network reveals return month for more life-saving laughs in teaser airing Tuesday during ”Benched“
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‘Awkward’s’ Nikki DeLoach, ‘You’re the Worst’ Star Aya Cash Cast on USA’s ‘Sirens’ (Exclusive)
The guest stars cause some crazy in the ER on the comedy’s upcoming second season
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WGN America Orders Peter Tolan Series, Eyes Slave Drama
”Titans“ will follow a struggle for power and control set in the rugged and mysterious hills of Appalachia
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Vince Gilligan Talks ‘Battle Creek,’ ‘Breaking Bad': ‘I Didn’t See Success Coming’
TCA 2014: ”Breaking Bad“ creator admits he didn’t have high hopes for his future when he came up with ”Battle Creek“
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Denis Leary Comedy ‘Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll’ Gets Series Order From FX
Former ”Rescue Me“ star will play a washed-up, middle-aged rocker on the comeback trail
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USA Network Renews ‘Sirens’ for Season 2
Comedy series follows a group of Chicago EMTs
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Crackle Greenlights Series From Bryan Cranston, Robert Downey Jr., Dan Patrick
Digital company previously renewed Jerry Seinfeld’s ”Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee“ for four more seasons
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Denis Leary’s FX Rock ‘n’ Roll Pilot Casts Robert Kelly, Elizabeth Gillies
Gillies and Kelly will play an aspiring singer and a washed-up drummer, respectively
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Josh Duhamel Signs on for Vince Gilligan’s ‘Battle Creek’
The ”Transformers“ star will play a clean-cut FBI agent
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‘Bridges of Madison County: The Musical': Capturing America’s Cheating Heart on Broadway
Kelli O’Hara and Steven Pasquale argue the troubling moral questions at the center of the hit novel
