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Ed Asner has never been shy about speaking his mind when it comes to issues he cares about.

This female executive broke into cable when it was in its infancy and has risen through the ranks not only to launch networks but also to run them.

We don't know if it's the election or what - actually it's not, but bear with us - but this afternoon Rocks Off got to wondering whether or not Houston had its own official song, lyrics and music officially sanctioned and ratified to embody the Space/Bayou City's hopes and dreams.

For the longest time, I've kvetched about the fact that the television industry has stopped programming for Saturday night.

Most people remember Ed Asner as Lou Grant, the grumpy boss with a heart of gold on the "Mary Tyler Moore Show." But how many know he is also a humanitarian and a political activist? When I had the chance to speak with him, I was surprised to learn there was much more to Asner's character than the roles he's played on television.

Avid animal rights activist Betty White, known for roles in the classic television series "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Golden Girls," will be the celebrity attraction at a Nov.

Women now make up virtually half the U.S. work force. "The Shriver Report: A Woman's Nation Changes Everything" examines how our culture has responded to this, one of the greatest social transformations of our time.

Jack McBrayer plays Kenneth the page on "30 Rock." 'Hello, everyone, I'm so happy to see all of you and welcome you to Season Four,'' Alec Baldwin's Jack Donaghy says at the start of tonight's "30 Rock.'' And then the camera quickly pulls back to reveal Jack, Liz, Tracy, and Jenna about to eat a meal at an Asian fusion restaurant called .

Andrew Ryan Published on Friday, Oct. 16, 2009 4:06AM EDT Last updated on Friday, Oct.

Sometimes you can be too good at your job. When Cloris Leachman started up the dark stairs of the castle in "Young Frankenstein," with a candelabra of unlit candles in her hand and Gene Wilder in tow, her classic line delivered in a thick German accent was: "Stay close to the candles.

The Secrets of Jonathan Sperry Justin Souther 10/14/2009 Genre: Christian Drama Directed by: Rich Christiano Starring: Gavin MacLeod, Jansen Panettiere, Robert Guillaume, Frankie Ryan Manriquez, Allen Isaacson The reason I'm giving The Secrets of Jonathan Sperry a half-star rating is not because of its heavy-handed Christian message.

I did not take Columbus Day off from my duties . Go. Read. Topics include, spinoffs, Bill Smith, flashbacks, and the end of an era.

I've always fondly imagined the Pixar studios to be a fun Silicon Valley computer company crawling with unspeakable wonks and geeks, and meeting Pete Docter does little to disabuse me of this notion.

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Michael Cera and Jack Black star in Harold Ramis comedy, 'Year One.' How serious are you planning to be about your entertainment options this week? Because the really good stuff is down below, amid the classic films and small screen sets.

"Ally McBeal" , "Anvil: The Story of Anvil," "Blood Ties" , "Bones" , "Contact" , "Esther Williams, Vol.

A new Christian film is making it's debut weekend across the U.S. and in Tyler Friday.

Edward Asner And Jonathan Silverman Star In L.A. Theatre Works' Production Of ONCE IN A LIFETIME 10/21-25 Tuesday, September 29, 2009; Posted: 10:09 PM - by BWW News Desk Silver-screen wit collides with behind-the-scenes lunacy in Once in a Lifetime, George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart 's classic screwball spoof of Hollywood.

In the fifth season of the Emmy-winning hit show, Mary and her hilariously eccentric friends at WJM-TV weather a few storms -- sometimes literally.

I'm hard on this medical drama, but that's because I really, really liked the first two seasons.