Bravo and E! networks take the plunge into scripted TV programming

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Tuesday, December 9, 2014 View in browser |  View text version COMPANY TOWN Bravo and E! networks take the plunge into scripted TV programming Two of TV's biggest reality stars are breaking into acting. TODAY'S TOP NEWS ›  Wall Street Journal columnist barred by Broadway press agent ›  Bradley Cooper earns plaudits for 'The Elephant Man' on Broadway ›  Greece outraged by British loan of Elgin Marbles piece to Russia ›  Grammys 2015: Classical nominations for 'City Noir,' L.A.'s Partch ENVELOPE Green Day guitarist Jason White diagnosed with tonsil cancer ›  Emily Blunt, Shailene Woodley on the physicality of their sci-fi roles ›  SAG-AFTRA board approves TV contract ›  Animation: Five awards-contending directors take us behind the lines MORE ENTERTAINMENT ›  Jamie Lee Curtis and Emma Roberts join Fox's 'Scream Queens' ›  'The Newsroom' generates controversy after rape story line ›  'Once Upon a Time': A tale of two queens in 'Shattered Sight' ›  'Eaten Alive': Or how to make a giant anaconda boring ›  'Homeland' recap: Taliban raid has far-reaching consequences ›  'The Newsroom' recap: Bad boss, bad ideas spark staff revolt ›  Monday's TV Highlights: 'Hollywood Sessions' on EPIX A George Lucas says he hasn't watched the new 'Star Wars' trailer George Lucas is sleeping on "Star Wars: The Force Awakens." MULTIMEDIA Photos:  Music Center's 50th Anniversary   Photos:  2014 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show