• PBS to edit BBC 's 'Dirty War' film before American broadcast

  January 17, 2005
  The U.S. TV network PBS has decided to edit BBC Films' "Dirty War" to avoid showing a nude woman, the BBC reported Monday.

• Lisa Kudrow to star in own HBO 'The Comeback' comedy

  January 15, 2005
  Hollywood actress Lisa Kudrow, of "Friends," is set to star in a new HBO comedy "The Comeback," in June, which she co-created and co-wrote.

• 'Sideways' and Jamie Foxx lead SAG award nominations

  January 11, 2005
  Jamie Foxx had four nominations and Hilary Swank had three as the Screen Actors Guild announced nominees Tuesday for the 11th SAG Awards in Los Angeles.

• HBO pitching 'The Sopranos' for basic cable syndication deal

  January 10, 2005
  HBO has begun pitching "The Sopranos" for rerun on basic cable, with a price tag of $1.8 million per episode, Daily Variety said Monday.

• Kathie Lee Gifford's musical opens on Broadway

  January 9, 2005
  Kathie Lee Gifford's musical has opened in New York, the first of three shows she hopes will end up on Broadway.

• Producers Guild of America names best picture nominees

  January 5, 2005
  The Producers Guild of America included Miramax's "The Aviator" and Disney's "The Incredibles" in the list of nominees for its best picture award.

• 'Rocky' and 'Rambo' rank as popular celebrity dog names

  December 30, 2004
  Rocky or Rambo would get the nod if dog owners were naming their pets after a celebrity, a Scottish survey shows.
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  'Big Brother' host Julie Chen marries CBS president Les Moonves

  December 29, 2004
  Any Big Brother viewers hoping that CBS might replace series host Julie Chen anytime soon had better stop holding their breath. Chen, who also doubles as co-host of the network's The Early Show morning program, quietly wed CBS president Les Moonves in a Thursday, December 23 sunset ceremony in Mexico.

• Olympic skier Picabo Street's life story to become Hollywood movie

  December 17, 2004
  Plans are under way in Hollywood to make a movie about the life of Olympic downhill skier Picabo Street, Daily Variety said Friday.

• Showtime orders marijuana-themed 'Weeds' comedy

  December 16, 2004
  Showtime picked up a full season of "Weeds," a comedy starring Mary-Louise Parker as a pot-dealing mom, Daily Variety said Thursday.

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