According to the New York Post, work on the new season of "Chappelle's Show" has been delayed until late April or May of 2005.

Turn on a television set at any given time and something is being made over: a room (TLC's "Trading Spaces"), a house ("ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition") or even a human being (Fox's "The Swan").

Teen actress Mary-Kate Olsen, who with her twin sister Ashley has grown into an American pop icon and fashion brand, has entered a program for treatment of an eating disorder reported to be anorexia.

HBO is preparing a eulogy for "Six Feet Under."

In an interview with CBS' "60 Minutes", George Lucas says that Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith may get a PG-13 rating, a first for any Star Wars movie.

Former "Friends" star Lisa Kudrow is mounting a "Comeback" at HBO.

Courteney Cox Arquette has a new friend: a baby girl named Coco, according to People magazine.

Landing one of the hottest roles in Hollywood, little-known television actor Brandon Routh has been cast as the Man of Steel in an upcoming "Superman" movie from Warner Bros. Pictures, the studio said on Friday.

Fury has erupted over a controversial episode of cartoon show South Park that makes fun of Steve Irwin's death.

The trailer for "Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith" will premiere during the March 10 episode of "The O.C" on Fox.

He whipped Indiana Jones into shape and cleaned up Sunset Boulevard. Now John Lowry is the unseen force behind the sparkling new DVD versions of George Lucas' Star Wars films, which arrive Sept. 21 in a four-disc $70 box set.

The computer animated film 'Shark Tale' grossed more than $80 million in it's first week on home video.

Jay Mohr, who toplined Fox's critically praised comedy "Action" and hosted and executive produced NBC's reality series "Last Comic Standing," has inked a deal with Sony Pictures Television.

Billionaire bachelor Donald Trump is finally tying the knot with his longtime love, Melania Knauss.

On the heels of a strong No. 3 debut by the horror movie "Saw" at the weekend box office, the film's backers are planning a sequel.

Ozzy Osbourne is more than just the most famous befuddled father in the world.

With a flick of his wand, young wizard Harry Potter conjured up $92.7 million worth of ticket sales at the North American box office with his latest film, setting a new opening record for the hit franchise, according to studio estimates issued on Sunday.

Peter Boyle, who capped a long career as the hilariously grouchy and always politically incorrect father on "Everybody Loves Raymond," has died.

Actor Tom Cruise, who was dropped by Paramount Pictures last week for his off-screen behavior, has signed a two-year development deal with an investment partnership headed by Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder, the companies said on Monday.

Kirstie Alley tells the upcoming issue of Life magazine that at her heaviest - 220 pounds - people could call her "large and in charge," or "full figured," but in reality, she was fat.

Dave Chappelle has signed a massive deal with Comedy Central that will return the comedian's hit series to the network for two more seasons.

Tobey Maguire and his fiancée, jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer, welcomed their first child in Los Angeles Friday, the actor's rep confirmed to E! Online, saying that the camera-ready couple are the "proud and happy parents of a beautiful baby girl."

Andre 3000, one-half of the chart-topping hip-hop group OutKast, is developing a potential series project with Cartoon Network.

"Pirates of the Caribbean" star Johnny Depp, Hollywood's top-grossing leading man this year, led the field of People's Choice Award contenders announced on Tuesday as he snatched up three nominations.

Paramount has signed up Eddie Murphy to reprise his role as wisecracking detective Axel Foley for a fourth installment in the Beverly Hills Cop saga, the studio confirmed Thursday.