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5/15/2012 - What's on Tap for Fox's Glee? Guest Arcs for Two Prominent Actresses and a Show Within a Show Story Line
Two prominent actresses will appear in substantial guest arcs on Fox’s “Glee” next season, Deadline.com reports. Signing on for a six-episode arc is Kate Hudson, who has built a reputation as box-office gold with a string of successful romantic comedies. Sarah Jessica Parker of "Sex and the City" will also appear in a multiple-episode arc, the story reports.
Source: TVWeek.com

5/15/2012 - Actress and Singer With History of Rehab Joins Britney Spears as X Factor Judge
An actress and singer with a history of personal struggles including rehab has signed a deal to serve as a judge on the next season of "The X Factor," joining singer Britney Spears on the talent competition, reports TMZ.com. The new judge is Demi Lovato. Lovato checked into rehab in 2010 to deal with emotional and physical issues, as previously reported.
Source: TVWeek.com

5/14/2012 - Fox Unveils Prime-Time Lineup for 2012-13
With Fox Networks Entertainment Chairman Peter Rice and Fox Broadcasting President Kevin Reilly fronting the presentation today in New York, Fox took the wraps off its 2012-13 prime-time schedule today at its upfront event in New York.
Source: TVWeek.com

5/14/2012 - CBS Renews 'CSI: NY,' Cancels 'CSI: Miami,' 'Gifted Man,' 'Unforgettable,' 'Rob,' 'NYC 22'
The most-watched network has canceled long-running CSI: Miami, along with freshman series Unforgettable, Rob, NYC 22 and A Gifted Man. For its part, CSI: New York will return next season, joining six new scripted series, including Vegas, Golden Boy, Partners and Friend Me, and an impressive collection of returning shows.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter

5/14/2012 - CBS Completes Deal for 10th Season of ‘Two and a Half Men'
CBS has closed a deal to renew its hit comedy Two and a Half Men for the 2012-13 season, the network announced Saturday. The comedy will be back for its 10th season after new agreements were reached with producer Warner Bros. Television and series stars Ashton Kutcher, Jon Cryer and Angus T. Jones.
Source: Broadcasting and Cable