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Last updated: Saturday, October 24, 2009

HBO Renews Critically Acclaimed Drama Series In Treatment for Third Season, with Production to Start in New York Next Year; Gabriel Byrne Stars

HBO has renewed the Emmy®-winning half-hour drama series In Treatment, which will begin production on its third season in New York in early 2010, with debut scheduled for later in the year, it was announced today by Michael Lombardo.

61st Primetime Emmy Awards Winners

The 61st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards took place on September 20, 2009. CBS broadcasted the Primetime event and E! the Creative Arts event; both take place at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, California.

HBO Receives 21 Primetime Emmy® Awards, The Most of Any Network This Year; Grey Gardens Leads HBO Programming with 6 Emmys®

HBO received 21 Primetime Emmy® Awards, the most of any network, in the 61st Annual Primetime Emmy® Awards competition.

HBO Receives 99 Primetime Emmy® Nominations, the Most of Any Network This Year; Grey Gardens Leads HBO Programming With 17 Nominations

HBO received 99 Primetime Emmy® nominations, the most of any network for the ninth year in a row, for the upcoming 61st Primetime Emmy Awards®, which were announced today in Los Angeles.

HBO Receives 21 Primetime Emmy Awards, the Most of any Network this Year; Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Leads HBO Programming With 6 Emmys

The awards received by the network this year reflect the diversity of HBO's original programming, ranging from series to original movies to documentaries.

Justin Timberlake to Star With Mike Myers in The Love Guru Comedy

Timberlake Joins All-Star Cast Including Jessica Alba, Romany Malco and Verne Troyer in Comedy That Begins Shooting This September in Toronto

Star Trek XI official release date: December 24, 2008

Paramount Pictures announces that the next motion picture of the Star Trek franchise, tentatively titled "Star Trek XI," will begin filming this fall for theatrical release on Christmas Day 2008.

Nintendo Wins Emmy Award

The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has awarded Nintendo an Emmy Award for its invention of the plus-shaped D-pad, one in a long string of Nintendo's controller innovations.