• S. Epatha Merkerson and Jonathan Rhys-Meyers win Golden Globes

  January 16, 2006
  S. Epatha Merkerson took the Golden Globe Award for best actress in a TV movie or miniseries Monday night for her role in HBO's "Lackawanna Blues."

• 'Sopranos' cast and crew remaining mum about show's final season

  January 15, 2006
  "The Sopranos" cast and creator David Chase were interrogated by TV writers in Pasadena, Calif., but gave up little about the show's upcoming final season.

• HBO to renew 'Deadwood' for fourth season before third even starts

  January 6, 2006
  HBO's "Deadwood" hasn't started its third season yet, but there were reports Friday the oater would stick around at least through season four.
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  Eminem stays atop weekly sales chart, Bo Bice album debuts in fourth

  December 21, 2005
  Eminem's "Curtain Call" held onto its top spot on The Billboard 200 albums chart while newcomer Bo Bice debuted at No. 4.
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  'American Idol 4' runner-up Bo Bice once again hospitalized

  December 19, 2005
  American Idol 4 runner-up Bo Bice was hospitalized Sunday with what appear to be complications from his August emergency intestinal surgery, forcing him to cancel his performance at Monday night's 2005 Radio Music Awards.
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  'American Idol 4' runner-up Bo Bice releases 'Real Thing' debut album

  December 12, 2005
  "American Idol" runner-up Bo Bice had plenty of help making his first album.

• HBO close to deal for new George Clooney unscripted NBA show

  December 9, 2005
  HBO is reportedly closing a deal to develop an unscripted basketball project from George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh's Section Eight production company.

• HBO delays 'Deadwood' third season premiere until June 2006

  November 26, 2005
  HBO is delaying the third-season premiere of "Deadwood" by two months from March 2006 to June.

• Madonna's 'Confessions' debuts atop Billboard 200 album sales chart

  November 23, 2005
  Madonna has chalked up her sixth career No. 1 album, topping the Billboard 200 Wednesday with "Confessions on a Dance Floor."

• Dennis Miller tapped to host Critics' Choice Awards broadcast

  November 22, 2005
  Comedian Dennis Miller was named Tuesday as host of the WB TV network's broadcast of the 11th annual Critics' Choice Awards.

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