Breaking Bad News

Emmy winner Bryan Cranston just wrapped his second season on AMC's drama Breaking Bad.

If you tune into "Hung" expecting sex and lots of it, adjust your expectations. This tale of a high school teacher who takes a side job as an escort isn't terribly racy by pay-cable standards, despite that attention-getting title.

This is the second of a two-part series. Part 1 ran on yesterday's TV page. The Hollywood Reporter gathered six fine examples of TV's new actor elite -- Simon Baker , Bryan Cranston , Laurence Fishburne , Michael C. Hall , Denis Leary and Bill Paxton -- for a round-table discussion: The Hollywood Reporter: Do you venture a lot into cyberspace to ...

Returning after a successful 12 episode run, HBO's "True Blood" is back on Sunday, June 14, 2009.

Gone are the days when being a leading man on television meant being the most likable guy onscreen.

Voting members of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences this week are pouring over their 2009 Primetime Emmy Awards ballots, selecting up to six individuals or programs in each category that they feel are worthy of nominations.

Nick at Nite has bought the cable rights to all seven seasons of Twentieth television's Malcolm in the Middle, which ran on Fox from 2000-2006. Beginning July 5, the series will air Sunday nights on Nick at Nite in the 8 p.m. time slot, effectively pushing the network's official starting time back an hour.

W hen I last went to Las Vegas almost four years ago, I made a list of reasons I'd never return: expensive; garish; badly dressed people; horrible traffic; too many ventriloquist, impressionist and magician shows; taxes and service charges on everything ; the feeling you're being had.

Procedural dramas are in, serials are out. Sitcoms are back, reality TV is fading fast.

Procedural dramas are in, serials are out. Sitcoms are back, reality TV is fading fast.

"AFTER HAVING its maiden run shortened by the writer's strike, 'Breaking Bad' recently capped a breathtaking second season that delved deeper into the show's world of moral ambiguity and unintended consequences," writes Variety's pundit Brian Lowry.

I wasn't very impressed by the first season of "Breaking Bad." Just when the show seemed to be picking up speed, , the season ended.

Breaking Bad 's tremendously satisfying season finale made both Bryan Cranston's Walter and Aaron Paul's Jesse pay for some of their sins, which in turn rewarded us as viewers.

As creator and chief writer of the gritty AMC drama "Breaking Bad," Vince Gilligan spends most of his time trying to dig himself out of holes.

Welcome to the Breaking Bad season-two finale! Quickly, let's recap what happened last week, when we were off for Memorial Day .

That unsettling image that kept recurring all season on "Breaking Bad" -- A disheveled teddy bear floating in a swimming pool, its eyeball sucked into the filtration system.

Please don't try to call me between the hours of 10 and 11 tonight. Don't e-mail me, text me, Twitter me or anything of that nature, either.

I am - " Hercules!! It's still only May, but I'm already saving a spot on my 2009 top five list for "Breaking Bad," which this season has far outperformed already lofty expectations.

From a distance of 135 yards, the golfer saw his ball vanish into the earth. Then he saw a screaming Aaron Paul who had suddenly appeared from behind a tree after witnessing the hole-in-one, boots leaping, arms flailing, his voice slicing the air: "Oh my God! Oh my God!" If you don't know who Paul is, neither did Guy Adams, the West Hollywood ...

"Breaking Bad" wraps up its second season this week, yet for creator Vince Gilligan, even after 20 episodes it's hard for him to believe all the success that it's found.