Lesli Linka Glatter

DGA gives TV producers failing grade on hiring women, minorities

2011-09-14 16:33:27

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Guild honors Kathryn Bigelow as best director for 'The Hurt Locker'

2010-01-31 00:00:00

The Directors Guild of America on Saturday night named Kathryn Bigelow best director of 2009 for " The Hurt Locker." Not only is it the first guild win for the 58-year-old filmmaker, it is the first time a woman has won the award. "This is the most...

'Twin Peaks' revisited: 'Maybe we shouldn't have solved the mystery'

2010-08-24 16:33:59

'Mad Men': Raw like sushi

2010-08-23 16:36:02

'Glee' and 'Modern Family' lead Gold Derby TV Award nominations

2010-06-29 16:33:50

Nifty Emmy facts about 'Glee,' 'Lost' and 'The Good Wife'

2010-07-09 16:33:53

Emmy predix: 'Lost' will win best directing award

2010-08-09 16:33:20

Web prod'n spikes but will it pay off?: Production activity for online growing at a fast clip

2012-10-10 10:01:58

Netflix's announcement of the Feb. 1 premiere date for its David Fincher-Kevin Spacey drama "House of Cards" is sure to bring more attention to the gold rush of investment in wholly original scripted content made for Internet platforms. Aside from...

King in early development on 'Now and Then' series: 'Pretty Little Liars' exec producer brings show to ABC Family

2012-07-18 21:45:08

"Pretty Little Liars" exec producer I. Marlene King is developing a show for ABC Family based on her theatrical film "Now & Then." The 1995 New Line Cinema pic, about four teenage girls who spend a 1970 summer together, was directed by Lesli Linka...

On the Chicago set of 'The Playboy Club'

2011-09-15 04:57:00

Smoke wafts over the stage as a sexy chanteuse bursts through a curtain of gold streamers and reaches for the microphone to sing "The Lady Is a Tramp." "Wait. Can I try that again?" asks the singer, Laura Benanti, who plays Bunny mother Carol-Lynne in...

Now and Then

1996-04-06 00:00:00

Friday October 20, 1995 ��Childhood is embraced in life and fiction because it's presumed to represent our better selves--more innocent, more pure. Not, however, more intelligent. And therein lies the major rub in "Now and Then," a memory film that...

Lesli Linka Glatter (left) is co-executive producer and a director of NBC's "The Playboy Club." Chicago-area native Chad Hodge (right) created the show and serves as executive producer.

2011-09-15 05:28:42