• HBO's 'Six Feet Under' series finale draws 3.9 million viewers

  August 23, 2005
  The series finale of "Six Feet Under" helped HBO garner its highest viewer rating in six months, the Hollywood Reporter said Tuesday.
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  'Idol 4' runner-up Bo Bice has emergency surgery, off concert tour

  August 22, 2005
  "American Idol" runner-up Bo Bice underwent emergency surgery in Las Vegas for a reported "kink in his intestines."

• 'Six Feet Under' creator Alan Ball discusses the HBO show's death

  August 15, 2005
  "Six Feet Under" creator Alan Ball says he has mixed feelings about seeing his HBO drama come to an end.

• 'The Sopranos' producers Mitchell Burgess and Robin Green exit early

  August 15, 2005
  The Emmy-winning executive producers of "The Sopranos," Mitchell Burgess and Robin Green, will not be with the HBO drama as it finishes its run.

• Report: Ben Affleck pitching Revolutionary War TV drama series

  August 15, 2005
  Hollywood actor Ben Affleck is reportedly in talks to create and write a TV drama series about a second American Revolution.

• Hollywood producer Robert Evans marries for seventh time

  August 11, 2005
  Hollywood producer Robert Evans says he anticipates a pleasurable life with wife No. 7 because she is not connected to show business in any way.

• HBO announces plans for eight additional 'The Sopranos' episodes

  August 11, 2005
  Reports of the demise of HBO's mob hit "The Sopranos" were apparently premature.

• Matt Damon: Future of Bravo's 'Project Greenlight' show "up in the air"

  August 8, 2005
  Matt Damon says "Project Greenlight" -- the filmmaking reality show he developed with Ben Affleck -- may not return to Bravo next year.

• HBO to release 94-episode 'Sex and the City' DVD collection

  August 2, 2005
  A 20-disc set of all 94 episodes of "Sex and the City" will be on store shelves in time for the holiday season, HBO Video announced Tuesday.

• HBO's 'The Sopranos' crew opens hearts and wallets at charity benefit

  August 1, 2005
  Tony Sirico, aka "The Sopranos" Paulie Walnuts, made his colorful castmates an offer they couldn't refuse and raised $465,000 for sick kids.

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