Crash (tv program)

"Touch" gets to Kiefer Sutherland

2012-01-08 00:00:00

Kiefer Sutherland runs through a packed Grand Central Station, dodging bystanders and scanning the crowd for suspicious activity. The minutes fly by — seen in frequent close-ups of ticking clocks — drawing closer to a potentially explosive...

The Morning Fix: MTV has situation on its hands! Icahn wants another lion. Fox drops Dish. Has 'Glee' lost its way?

2010-10-01 16:33:25

'Modern Family' recap: The wedge issue

2011-02-24 16:35:19

Don Cheadle tells 'Lies' in new Showtime series

2010-12-13 21:36:14

'Hurt' locks it up

2010-03-08 00:00:00

"The Hurt Locker," a gritty, challenging and little-seen drama about bomb disposal in the Iraq war, was the leading winner with six Academy Awards on Sunday night, including best picture and the first directing honor for a female filmmaker. Academy Award...

REPORT: Dennis Hopper rushed to New York hospital!

2009-09-30 16:32:42

Once again TV, not film, drives Lions Gate growth

2009-11-09 16:32:53

Will 'Last Airbender' resurrect the M. Night Shyamalan mystique?

2010-05-21 16:33:37

Working for reality TV? Sorry

2007-12-17 00:00:00

PREDICTIONS often come back to haunt the predictor, but this column will go out on a limb anyway: Chances are slim to none that the Writers Guild of America will make good on its vow to organize large numbers of reality-show workers as a result of its...

Directors uncertain about their contract talks

2007-11-15 00:00:00

As film and TV writers are walking the picket line, the directors who bring their scripts to life are walking their own fine line. Directors are in a quandary over when to begin their contract talks with the major studios. Historically, directors have...

'Brokeback,' 'Crash' win WGA honors

2006-02-05 00:00:00

"Brokeback Mountain," a haunting tale of cowboys in love, and "Crash," a gritty look at Los Angeles race relations, solidified their positions as Oscars front-runners Saturday when they picked up top honors at the 58th annual Writers Guild of America...

Writers work picket lines as TV shows shut down

2007-11-06 00:00:00

In an often spirited display of protest playing out on both sides of the country, more than 1,000 screenwriters -- representing "Lost," "The Young and the Restless," "Chinatown" and everything in between -- hoisted picket signs and chanted labor songs...

when their series about a messed up Black Irish family that keeps pulling the good son back in -- just when he thought he was out -- first aired on NBC in 2007. But it seemed their four-leaf clover wilted a bit when the series barely made it through Season 1.

2011-03-16 13:11:45

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Premieres: Sunday, Sept. 26 Expect to See: Is it too much to call this a reboot? Season 2 takes the series in whole new direction, with the newly single and unemployed Kenny Powers (Danny McBride) trading in North Carolina for Mexico, joining a local baseball team.

2010-08-30 13:19:49

This Season: "Lone Star" (FOX) Where You've Seen Her Before: "Crash"

2010-05-27 16:27:00