• New York police group demands A&E cancel 'Growing Up Gotti'

  March 9, 2005
  A New York police group wants the A&E cable network to cancel Victoria Gotti's reality TV show, claiming it's full of mob undertones and Italian stereotypes.

• 'Dog: The Bounty Hunter' associate sought for jumping bail

  February 27, 2005
  A Honolulu woman who appeared on the HBO television series "Dog: The Bounty Hunter" was being sought Sunday after allegedly jumping bail.

• A&E's new 'Dog The Bounty Hunter' series to premiere August 31

  August 27, 2004
  Move over Gotti, there's a new top dog in town. A&E, the network that's been taking viewers into the skies with Airline, behind the scenes of a funeral home with Family Plots, and into the home of the daughter of convicted New York crime boss John Gotti will now also taking them on the trail of bail jumpers with Dog The Bounty Hunter.

• A&E 'Family Plots' mortuary owner has "con man" past

  April 26, 2004
  Once again, a heretofore-concealed criminal record of a reality-TV show participant has been dug up. In this case, though, it was convictions for grand theft and embezzlement that were the skeletons in the closet of ... a funeral-home owner/manager.

• A&E orders more 'Airline', second season to premiere this summer

  March 11, 2004
  A&E Network announced yesterday that its hit Airline series is heading back into production for a new season of high-flying half-hour episodes. The series currently airs every Monday at 10:00 and 10:30PM ET/PT.

• A&E to premiere new 'Family Plots' funeral home reality series on April 19

  March 8, 2004
  Having already gone into the skys to document adventures in air travel with its successful Airline series, the A&E Network now plans to go six feet under and follow the funeral home business. Similar to HBO's fictional Six Feet Under series, the network's new unscripted Family Plots series, premiering April 19 at 9PN ET/PT, will chronicle the comings and goings of a real Southern California family-run mortuary.

• A&E and Southwest in talks for a second 'Airline' season

  January 28, 2004
  Cable TV's A&E Network has announced that it is in talks with Southwest Airlines to shoot another season of Airline, the wacky new reality series that documents the customer service adventures that the airline's employees face daily.

• A&E's 'Airline' reality show begins taking off on January 5

  January 1, 2004
  A&E Network has announced that starting on Monday, January 5, 2004, it will be going behind the counter, into the cockpit and beyond the airport tarmac with the premiere of its new real life series Airline. Broadcast via back-to-back 30 minute episodes that will air at 10:00 PM ET/PT and 10:30 PM ET/PT every Monday evening, the initial season of the series will run eighteen episodes in length.

• A & E Network to air new Southwest Airlines 'Airline' unscripted series

  August 6, 2003
  A&E Network and Southwest Airlines have announced that they have partnered together to produce an all-new, real-life adventure series called "Airline" -- a behind the scenes look at the drama surrounding commercial airline travel.
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  Peter Weber and 'The Bachelorette' alum Dustin Kendrick announce new "Bachelors in the City" podcast

  April 5, 2000
  Peter Weber has announced he'll be hosting a new podcast "Bachelors in the City" with fellow The Bachelorette alum Dustin Kendrick about their lives as single men living and dating in New York City.

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