Ted News

The Family Guy creator, who caused a stir in January with some of his controversial one-liners and musical numbers, announced today via Twitter that he would not be returning in 2014.

And it seems as though things are just going from strength to strength for happy couple Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher, who were spotted enjoying a romantic stroll on Sunday afternoon.

Police Officer Billy Taggart shoots a man in a housing project courtyard. It's a questionable shooting made more complicated by the fact that the victim had recently walked away from a rape and murder charge on a technicality.

One magical night, a lonely young boy named John makes a special wish that his teddy bear will come to life and be his best friend.

On Monday morning, Fox unveiled its new 2013-2014 schedule at its upfronts presentation to advertisers, and debuted trailers for many of its new shows, from high-concept dramas "Sleepy Hollow" and "Almost Human" to male-skewing comedies "Dads" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" starring Andy Samberg.

NBC isn't the only network to announced their fall schedule today. FOX also made their announcements and they include yet another Gordon Ramsay show, the new J.J. Abrams's sci-fi police drama Almost Human, A Sleepy Hollow reboot from Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci that I still can't really imagine as being good, and Seth MacFarlane's new, live ... (more)

After unveiling their new schedule , Fox has released previews of their new series, including Andy Samberg 's new cop comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Seth MacFarlane 's Dads , which will join New Girl and The Mindy Project on the network's Tuesday night comedy lineup.

Sutherland is set to reprise his starring role as CIA superagent Jack Bauer, which he played for eight seasons from 2001-2010. Fox just canceled Sutherland's drama "Touch," which ran for two seasons, making way for a "24" return.

The boys are crashing Fox's Tuesday night comedy block, as Seth MacFarlane's first live-action comedy, Dads, and the Andy Samberg cop caper Brooklyn Nine-Nine will set the table for the female-friendly franchise New Girl and sophomore series The Mindy Project.

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Given Seth MacFarlane's knowledge and talent when it comes to musical numbers, it was a little odd that his 2012 blockbuster smash Ted went the route of MacFarlane's other talent: filthy joke writing.

Apparently, Seth MacFarlane and Universal enjoyed making loads of money together on the film 'Ted', as they are teaming up again to release 'A Million Ways to Die in the West'. The film is being billed as a western comedy, which will see MacFarlane co-write, direct, produce, and star in the project.

The California Department of Education has recognized Mission Viejo High School and Northwood High School, among 13 others, with the Exemplary Program Award in Exemplary Arts Education.

Mark Wahlberg has come a long way since his days as a troubled street kid during the mid-80s. He developed a cocaine habit and spent 45 days in juvenile jail before age 16, but with the help of his brother Donnie Wahlberg of boy band "New Kids on the Block," Mark Wahlberg completely turned his life around.

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BREAKING : Universal Pictures has formalized the much expected arrangement to cofinance with Media Rights Capital and distribute worldwide the Seth MacFarlane's Western comedy A Million Ways To Die In The West.

Fox has picked up four new comedies for the 2013-2014 season: "Enlisted" from Kevin Biegel, starring Geoff Stults; "Brooklyn Nine Nine" starring Andy Samberg; "Surviving Jack" starring Chris Meloni; and "Us & Them" starring Jason Ritter and Alexis Bledel.

Seth MacFarlane is officially entering the live-action comedy game. The Family Guy creator's sitcom pilot Dads has been given a series order by Fox, along with four other new comedies, including one starring Saturday Night Live's Andy Samberg.

As Fox looks ahead to its 2013-14 season, the network is taking a decidedly male skew with its comedy fare.

The network has doubled down on its drama series orders, betting big on the producers from its recently departed "Fringe." Following a season in which Fox was saddled with double-digit ratings losses and a weak bench, the network is looking to bulk up its options heading into the 2013-14 season.