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The MRF will use the funds to help further its mission - finding effective treatments and eventually a cure for melanoma.

As AOL Television continues their look at the 50 Best TV Comedies -- Ever with their Top 10, we here at TV Squad are also looking at television comedy, but with a slightly skewed difference. via TV Squad

Cheers to Law & Order for surviving another cast change without missing a beat. NBC's venerable drama has now replaced fully half its ensemble in less than a year, and the newest addition, Anthony Anderson, ... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer

“The show's bible is the front page of the New York Post and that's a pretty good bible”

You can count on three things in life: death, taxes and a new detective on Law & Order every few years. via Palm Beach Post

NOT even a St. Bernard can save Det. Ed Green's job tonight on " Law & Order ." As a result, the detective played by Jesse L. Martin exits the NBC series with just a month to go in his ninth season. via New York Post

“That notion of what is the past, what is the future and what is the present on the show could change.”

Sawyer of Lost This is national TV Turnoff Week, combating couch-potato-ism as a contributing cause of childhood obesity. via Columbus Dispatch

“It was really kismet. I don't think that there was a plan that we were going to do the overlap”

Over the course of its 18 seasons, Law & Order has gone through more than a dozen cast changes, but it's almost never had a new character interact with the person he or she is replacing. via Zap2it.com

The dramatically promising "K-Ville" didn't last long on Fox last fall. It was done in by low ratings and the disruption of the writers strike. via The Ledger

“It's what he really wants to do”

HERE'S your first look at Anthony Anderson, the newest addition to " Law & Order ." Anderson, who starred on Fox's " K-Ville " last season, joins the cast as Det. via New York Post

Another Straight-To-DVD Film For DMX? - 'The Bleeding' Posted Mar 24th 2008 7:08PM by Wilson Morales Filed under: It's All Reel It must be a slow day if I'm reporting news on a DMX film. via Black Voices

"Oprahs Big Give" host Nate Berkus and judges Malaak Compton-Rock, Tony Gonzalez and Jamie Oliver; carpenter Ty Pennington. via Philly.com

By: Barbara Sharnak Law & Order actor Jesse L. Martin is stepping down from the show he's starred in since 1999. via 102.9 CKDS-FM

On the evening just prior to the 34th annual SBN Black College All-American Awards Banquet held last weekend in Atlanta, I sat in my suite on the 41st floor at the Marriott Marquis. via New Pittsburgh Courier Online

Jesse L. Martin is putting down his Law & Order detective's shield, and Anthony Anderson is in negotiations to pick it up. via BaltimoreSun.com

By Alex Weprin -- Broadcasting & Cable, 2/21/2008 2:16:00 PM Talkback Blogs Podcasts Photos Idol on iTunes The many folks that bring us American Idol have finally cut a deal with Apple to put show performanc... ... via Broadcasting & Cable

Jesse L. Martin is putting down his 'Law & Order' detective's shield, and Anthony Anderson is in negotiations to pick it up.

Martin, who has been with the NBC drama since fall 1999, will film an episode to air this spring explaining the departure of his character, New York police Detective Ed Green, a person familiar with the show said Wednesday.

Anderson is concluding negotiations to join the cast as a new partner for Detective Cyrus Lupo, played by Jeremy Sisto, said the person, who wasn't authorized to announce the change and spoke on condition of anonymity. Read more

Trouble is, she won't admit it, and that concerns Michael. But what he tells his shrink concerns his performance anxieties. via CW Arkansas

We have the adult-oriented trailer for you to check out ... but you have to be at least 18-years-old to watch! to watch the restricted trailer. via DVD Dungeon

“You know we have people who've been able to move back home because they're now employed by our television show”

HARAHAN, La. -- One of the main characters on the Fox TV police drama, "K-Ville," is a man who escaped from a prison flooded during Hurricane Katrina and used the destruction of his criminal records in ... via The Pantagraph