• Yogi Berra sues TBS over racy 'Sex and the City' ads

  February 2, 2005
  Baseball legend Yogi Berra is suing Turner Broadcasting System for $10 million over the use of his name in a racy ad for "Sex and the City."

• Bravo's 'Project Greenlight 3' to premiere on March 15

  February 2, 2005
  Project Greenlight 3, the third edition of the Emmy-nominated behind-the-scenes filmmaking series that formerly aired on HBO, will premiere on Bravo on Tuesday, March 15, 2005 at 9PM ET/PT.

• A&E network buys HBO's 'The Sopranos' syndication rights

  January 31, 2005
  A&E has reached agreement with HBO to air reruns of "The Sopranos" on basic cable beginning in fall 2006, Daily Variety said Monday.

• Eddie Izzard to star in FX comedy pilot

  January 31, 2005
  Eddie Izzard, a two-time Emmy winner for his HBO comedy special "Dress to Kill," will star in a pilot for the FX cable network, Daily Variety said Monday.

• HBO planning standup comedy history documentary

  January 26, 2005
  HBO will film a documentary about the history of standup comedy, Daily Variety said Wednesday.

• Stars line up to present at SAG Screen Actors Guild Awards

  January 26, 2005
  Ellen DeGeneres, Charlize Theron, Annette Bening and Morgan Freeman will be presenters at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, producers said Wednesday.

• 'The Aviator' wins Producers Guild of America's top film award

  January 23, 2005
  The Producers Guild of America has picked "The Aviator" as its top feature film of 2004, Daily Variety reported Sunday.

• Sundance screening 'Inside Deep Throat' porn documentary

  January 23, 2005
  The screening of a documentary about "Deep Throat" is the first time the Sundance Film Festival in Utah has shown hardcore porn.

• Big baby boy born in Brazil

  January 20, 2005
  A woman in Brazil's northeast gave birth to a 16.7-pound baby, the largest in the country's history, O Globo reported Thursday.

• Charlize Theron to present at Academy Awards

  January 19, 2005
  Charlize Theron will be a presenter on the upcoming Academy Awards telecast, producer Gil Cates announced Wednesday.

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