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Falling Skies is an upcoming Sci Fi TV Series created by Robert Rodat for TNT, and will start broadcasting in June 2011. The first season will feature ten episodes. The show is produced by DreamWorks Television, with Steven Spielberg acting as executive producer. The film stars Noah Wyle as Tom Mason, Moon Bloodgood as Anne Glass, Will Patton as Weaver, Dale Dye as Col. Porter, Drew Roy as Hal, Maxim Knight as Matt, Connor Jessup as Ben, Seychelle Gabriel as Lourdes, Colin Cunningham as John Pope, Sarah Carter as Margaret.

Plot: Falling Skies opens in the chaotic aftermath of an alien attack that has left most of the world completely incapacitated. In the six months since the initial invasion, the few survivors have banded together outside major cities to begin the difficult task of fighting back. Each day is a test of survival as citizen soldiers work to protect the people in their care while also engaging in an insurgency campaign against the occupying alien force.

At the center of the series is Tom Mason (Noah Wyle), a Boston history professor whose family has been torn apart. His wife was killed in the initial attack, and one of his three sons has been captured. Determined to get his son back and to ensure the safety of his other two sons, Tom must put his extensive knowledge of military history to the test as one of the leaders of the resistance movement known as the 2nd Mass, because of their location in Boston, Mass. They are constantly trying to gain intelligence about the aliens in order to one day outsmart and overtake them and hopefully rebuild their lives.

Moon Bloodgood (Terminator Salvation) co-stars as Anne Glass, a pediatrician who works with the surviving children to help them cope with the traumatic upheaval in their lives. Will Patton (Armageddon, TNT's Into the West) plays a fierce leader of the resistance, Weaver. The series also stars Drew Roy (Secretariat) as Hal, Tom's oldest son and a growing fighter in the resistance movement; Maxim Knight (Brothers & Sisters) as Matt, Tom's youngest son; Connor Jessup (The Saddle Club) as Ben, Tom's son who was captured by aliens; and Seychelle Gabriel (Weeds) as Lourdes, an orphaned teenager who helps Anne in the group's makeshift medical clinic. Colin Cunningham (Living in Your Car) is John Pope, the leader of an outlaw motorcycle gang and Sarah Carter (Shark) is Margaret, a wary survivor of Pope's gang.

Falling Skies focuses on the resilience of the survivors and their determination to maintain their humanity when all else has been destroyed. It is a tale of endurance, commitment and courage in which everyday people are called upon to become heroes. They may be outmatched, outnumbered and outgunned, but nothing can beat the human spirit. Most of all, the series is about the ties that bind people together in the most difficult of circumstances.

The aliens in the series are mighty, mysterious and merciless. They are highly intelligent and use military-like tactics, which makes them an overwhelming force against the 2nd Mass. There are two types of aliens that the human survivors have named Skitters and Mechs. Combining live action and special visual effects, the Skitters have spider-like bodies and incredible strength and agility. The deadly, robotic Mechs stand upright and can shoot bullets from their arms. The aliens control captured children, like Tom's son Ben, through bio-mechanical harnesses but have yet to reveal their ultimate plan for them.

WWE Tough Enough is a wrestling reality TV show produced by (WWE) wherein participants underwent professional wrestling training and competed for a contract with WWE. In October 2010, it was announced that the USA Network will be reviving Tough Enough. It will premiere at 11/10c the day after WrestleMania XXVII and immediately following USA's ratings juggernaut RAW. It will then move to its regularly scheduled slot, Mondays at 8/7c, starting on April 11th. As of 2010, the only Tough Enough winner still wrestling for WWE is John Hennigan. He is currently wrestling as John Morrison on the Raw brand. Hennigan and Tough Enough I winner Maven Huffman are the only two Tough Enough winners to win championships in the WWE, with Hennigan winning both the ECW Championship and WWE Intercontinental Championship and Huffman winning the WWE Hardcore Championship. Christopher Nowinski, who didn't win Tough Enough, also held the WWE Hardcore Championship. Mike Mizanin, who came in second place in the $1,000,000 Tough Enough and is better known as The Miz, has won the United States Championship on two occasions and the WWE Championship once. Together, John Morrison and The Miz also would become WWE Tag Team Champions, World Tag Team Champions, and two-time Slammy Award winners. Josh Lomberger, better known as Josh Mathews, is currently the longest tenured WWE employee from the entire Tough Enough cast, eventually signing with WWE in 2002 and becoming an announcer and interviewer on a variety of WWE shows, including Raw, SmackDown, NXT and now defunct ECW.

Maven Huffman and Nidia Guenard won the first season of Tough Enough. Only two contestants were actually cut from the competition, the others who were eliminated voluntarily exited. Of the final five contestants, four would eventually join the Federation. Nidia was released from WWE on November 3, 2004, while Maven was released on July 5, 2005.

Though they both survived the initial cut from 230 contestants down to 25, eventual season two winner Jackie Gayda and former TNA Women's Knockout Champion ODB (Jessica Kresa) were not selected among the final 13 contestants that appeared in season one. Current WWE ring announcer Justin Roberts sent in an audition tape, which aired in a season one teaser on the January 25, 2001 edition of WWE SmackDown.

Breaking In is an upcoming TV series created by Adam F. Goldberg and Seth Gordon, It is scheduled to premiere on April 6, 2011 on Fox as a midseason replacement. The film stars Austin Michael Coleman as Young Cameron Price, Jareb Dauplaise as Eddie Gold, Bret Harrison as Cameron Price, Jennifer Irwin as Creepy Carol, Jerrell Lee as Car Salesman, Alphonso McAuley as Calvin 'Cash' Sparks, Trevor Moore as Josh Armstrong, Michael Rosenbaum as Dutch and Steve Wiebe as Curator.

Complete track listing for Nina Sky’s upcoming second studio album “Starting Today”. The album will be released on J. Records after their fallout with Universal Records. The album was originally due on July 27, 2007, but has been pushed back to an unknown date. The album's original lead single "Curtain Call" featuring Rick Ross was released August 19, 2008 to the iTunes Store, and peaked at #75 on the R&B chart. "On Some Bullshit" was released as a follow-up but failed to attract radio attention or sales.

First look at Paula Abdul’s upcoming television reality program and dance competition airing on the CBS network. The show is expected to premiere on January 4, 2011. It is based on a format created by Princess Productions and Shine TV and is produced by Reveille. Elisabeth Murdoch, Howard T. Owens, James Sunderland, Robin Ashbrook, Anthony Dominici and Paula Abdul are executive producers. Distribution is handled by Shine International.

Dancers who want the opportunity to showcase their talents are encouraged to attend the open calls and show why they deserve to be a contestant on LIVE TO DANCE. The most talented and entertaining dancers will receive a callback to audition for Abdul and the panel of experts, all world-class dancers themselves. Callbacks will take place Saturday and Sunday after each open call date.

In one of the most inclusive talent searches on television, dancers with raw ability, in any age group from across the nation (either performing solo or in a group) can audition in any form of dancing - ballet to break dance, tap to tango, or show us something we've never seen before with your own unique fusion of styles - rock ballet, hip-hop clogging or contemporary mixed with capoeira. The most talented dancers who make it through the callback process will have the chance to perform live on CBS in the semi-finals and finals, where they will battle for the right to be crowned LIVE TO DANCE champion and be awarded a $500,000 prize.

Borgia is a historical fiction television series created by Tom Fontana. The series is produced by Atlantique Productions, a subsidiary of Lagardere Entertainment, for French premium-pay TV Canal+ in association with EOS Entertainment, and is currently being filmed in the Czech Republic. International distribution is handled by Beta Film GmbH.

Cast: Christian McKay as Cardinal Sforza, John Doman as Rodrigo Borgia, Isolda Dychauk as Lucrezia Borgia, Diarmuid Noyes as Alessandro Farnese, Mark Ryder as Cesare Borgia, Assumpta Serna as Vannozza Catanei, Marta Gastini as Giulia Farnese, Andrea Sawatzki as Adriana De Mila, Stanley Weber as Juan Borgia and Benjamin Gur as Petronio.

Plot: It was the age of Da Vinci and Michelangelo, of enlightened creativity and unparalleled intellectual achievement. But it was also the age of Macliievelli, of rampant lawlessness, incessant war and unspeakable depravity. At the heart of the world order was the Vatican, the arbiter of conflicts between kingdoms and empires. And at the center of the Vatican was a man whose quest for power would propel him to seek the ultimate prize, the holy see of Rome. He was a man whose name would become synonymous with ruthlessness, and whose reign as pope would be remembered as the most infamous chapter of the history of the Catholic church -Rodrigo Borgia. His four children -Juan, the oldest, a prideful, lazy, unscrupulous sexual predator, Cesare, a young man torn between a faith that was not his calling and his dark violent nature, Lucretia, a young girl discovering the secret power that a women's sexuality holds...

Body of Proof is a medical drama TV series created by Christopher Murphey. It is scheduled for release as a midseason replacement. ABC recently announced that the series will premiere on March 29, 2011 at 10:00 pm Eastern/9:00 pm Central.

Complete cast: Nicholas Bishop as Peter Dunlop, Windell Middlebrooks as Dr. Curtis Brumfield, Suzanne Gillies as Medical Investigator, Geoffrey Arend as Dr. Elliot Gross, Dana Delany as Dr. Megan Hunt, John Carroll Lynch as Det. Bud Morris, Jeri Ryan as Dr. Kate Murphy, Billy "V" Vigeant as Officer Watkins, Phyllis Lynn as Clerical, Jeff T. Buco as Medical Examiner, Ronald Boone as Medical Examiner, Sonja Sohn as Det. Samantha Baker, Mary Matilyn Mouser as Lacey, Wilbert Berthaud Jr. as Lab Technician, Gerard Bonchack as Series Detective, Anthony Rios as Lab Technician, Kate Teale as Detective, Kent R. Williams as Officer Steave, Kaitlyn Bouchard as Lab Technician, Chemi Che-Mponda as Detective, Andy Jasmin as Officer Smith, Josh McBride as Clerical, Danielle Gelehrter as Lab Technician, Charles Matumbi Jackson as Junkyard Mechanic, Kristi Lynn as Officer Galline, Tony Moreira as Construction Worker as Bruce Altman as Dr. Karasunis, Heather Arthur as Angela, Jeffrey Corazzini as TV News Reporter, Caitlin Dwyer as Birthday Friend, Jean Elie as Corpse, Martin Lee as Assistant Medical Examiner #1, Bruce MacVittie as Mr. Swanson, Jeffrey Nordling as Todd Fleming, Tyler Peck as Receptionist, Sam Robards as Bradford Paige, Molly Schreiber as Assistant Medical Examiner #2, Edward A. Sherman IV as Boutique Shopper, David L. Tamarin as Doctor.

Plot: The series stars Delany as Dr. Megan Hunt, a medical examiner. The show will focus on Hunt's efforts to balance the demands of her professional life with her personal life. Hunt was previously employed as a top flight neurosurgeon who has a life changing automobile accident. Her boss is the city's chief medical examiner, played by Ryan.

A brilliant neurosurgeon, Dr. Megan Hunt had it all, or so she thought. As the first female head of Neurosurgery at a prominent university hospital in Philadelphia, she never paid attention to how the requirements of her profession were reflected in her personal life, until her husband divorced her and she lost custody of their seven-year-old daughter. Still not recovered from the emotional trauma, Megan was physically transformed - a car accident left her with a condition called paresthesia - random attacks of numbness and cramping of her hands. Tragically, this disease did not appear before Megan went back to work. During an operation, she lost control of her instruments, which resulted in a patient's death. Megan's life as a neurosurgeon was finished.

Five years later, Megan has found new life as a court-medical expert. Although she no longer belonged to patches what is wrong with respect to living patients, it still instinctively ran to the discovery of causes of death for patients and the disclosure of who was responsible and why. As she seeks answers, she finds clues in the bodies of the dead. The body, in fact, is the proof. And with her unique blend of intelligence, instinct and medical knowledge, she can read the body like no other.

The Other Woman is a comedy film directed and the screenplay is written by Don Roos based on the book by Ayelet Waldman, and stars Lisa Kudrow, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Natalie Portman, Scott Cohen, Charlie Tahan, Daisy Tahan, Lauren Ambrose, Elizabeth Marvel, Anthony Rapp, Scott Cohen, Debra Monk, Michael Cristofer, Mary Joy, Maria Dizzia.

Movie synopsis: Emilia is a Harvard law school graduate and a newlywed, having just married Jack, a high-powered New York lawyer, who was her boss - and married - when she began working at his law firm. Unfortunately, her life takes an unexpected turn when Jack and Emilia lose their newborn daughter. Emilia struggles through her grief to connect with her new stepson William, but is finding it hard to connect with this precocious child. Perhaps the most difficult obstacle of all for Emilia is trying to cope with the constant interferences of her husband's angry, jealous ex-wife, Carolyn.

Bob's Burgers is an animated television series created by Loren Bouchard for the Fox Broadcasting Company. The show aired a 2-minute "sneak peek" during Fox's Network TV broadcast premiere of The Simpsons Movie and is set to air on Sundays after The Simpsons starting on January 9, 2011. The first season is expected to have thirteen episodes.

Cast: H. Jon Benjamin as Bob Belcher, John Roberts as Linda Belcher, Kristen Schaal as Louise Belcher, Eugene Mirman as Gene Belcher and Dan Mintz as Tina Belcher.

Plot: The show centers on a family that runs a hamburger restaurant. Loren Bouchard stated Bob's Burgers came out of the fact that Fox's animation brand centers mostly on family, but that he also wanted to dabble in workplace comedy. The show is said to fill the void created by the cancellation of King of the Hill, which executive producer Jim Dauterive worked on for nearly its entire run.

Being Human is a drama television (TV) series to be broadcast on Syfy in January 2011. The series created by Toby Whithouse and stars Sam Witwer, Meaghan Rath, Sam Huntington, Mark Pellegrino, Gianpaolo Venuta, Angela Galuppo, Kristen Hager, Vincent Leclerc, Alison Louder.

Being Human is based on the British show of the same name made by the BBC. The series revolves around three roommates who appear to be in their twenties, who try to live normal lives despite being a ghost, a vampire, and a werewolf.

Soulboy is a comedy film, release date to be announced later. The film is written by Jeff Williams and directed by Shimmy Marcus, and stars Martin Compston as Joe McCain, Felicity Jones as Mandy Hodgson, Alfie Allen as Russ Mountjoy, Nichola Burley as Jane Rogers, Craig Parkinson as Alan, Brian McCardie as Fish Shop Bobby, Jo Hartley as Monica, Pat Shortt as Brendan and Huey Morgan as Dee Dee.

Movie synopsis: 1974. Power cuts, strikes and boot-boy aggro on the terraces. Flares, Chopper bikes and beer at fourteen pence a pint.

Joe McCain, 17 and restless, is bored with the flatline tedium of a life that seems like it's going nowhere. Enter JANE, moving to the beat of a music that Joe's never heard, a vision of loveliness who opens the door to a whole world of sound, movement and all-nighter dancing at The Wigan Casino - the home of Northern Soul! Swept along on this tide of pulsating dance and lust, Joe finally finds somewhere he belongs and the acceptance and true love he yearns for.

Slightly Single in L.A. is a comedy film, release date to be announced later. The film is written and directed by Christie Will and stars Lacey Chabert as Dale Squire, Kip Pardue as Zack, Jenna Dewan as Hallie, Jonathan Bennett as Seven, Haylie Duff as Jill, Carly Schroeder as Becca, Chris Kattan as Drew and Simon Rex as J.P.

Movie synopsis: Dale Squire is a hip, independent girl living in Los Angeles. She makes ends meet by working in the obscure world of reality television, while pursuing her passion as a photographer. After several failed attempts in quasi-relationships, Dale concludes that finding a meaningful relationship in L.A. is impossible. When Dale's old friend, Zach, a successful actor, finds his way back into her life, Dale slowly starts to think that maybe finding love in L.A. is possible. The only problem is that her realization might have come too late, leaving her in an unrequited love triangle, with no way out.

Sin-Jin Smyth is a horror film, release date to be announced later. The film is directed and the screenplay is written by Ethan Dettenmaier based on an old legend inspired by the Kansas Stull Cemetery. The film stars Richard Tyson, Roddy Piper, Jonathan Davis, Camden Toy, Breezelle Fox and Erik Mackenroth.

Movie synopsis: Sin-Jin Smyth takes place over Halloween weekend in an America that has become a police state. On November 2 (The Day of the Dead), two federal marshals report to a Shin Bone, Kansas jail to transfer a prisoner known as Sin-Jin Smyth during a tornado warning.

Signs of the Time is a documentary film directed by Don Casper and stars Bob Feller, Brooks Robinson himself, Earl Weaver himself, Larry Barnett himself, Jim Evans himself, Danny Litwhiler himself, Bobby Bragan himself, Fred Lynn himself, Ken Singleton himself and Bill Werber. The film release date to be announced later.

Movie synopsis: Baseball of the 19th century was America's most popular spectator sport. Professional teams like the 1889 Brooklyn Bridegrooms drew nearly a half a million fans per season. In watching some of the earliest known games, there was presence of thousands of fans, but no benefit of the signals on the diamond to allow the spectators to know what was happening on the field. There were no signals for strike, safe, out or foul and no announcer to interpret the game. Prior to the invention of baseball signs, the only signal was the umpire's voice, consumed by the roar of thousands of excited fans. Signs of the Time explores the origins of this pivotal innovation and the baseball pioneers that changed the course of the game and history.

Several have laid claim to the signs and signals that have so profoundly influenced America's game but only two deserve consideration. The first is William Klem, the most significant umpire of the last century and the first to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. He spent nearly forty years in professional baseball from 1905 to 1942, influencing many of the greatest legends of the game. He was well known for his authoritative style behind the plate and his boastful demeanor in public.

The second man was William "Dummy" Hoy, who since the age of two, was profoundly deaf and unable to speak. Hoy was drafted by the professional Oshkosh Baseball Club in 1886. Through his career from 1886–1903, Hoy was admired by his teammates, revered by the fans, and became the most celebrated deaf player in the history of big-league baseball.

Both of these unique men made significant contributions to the game and each has laid claim to the signs of baseball. But like the origins of the game itself, the genesis of baseball's greatest innovation is steeped in legend and fraught with polarizing opinions. Signs of the Time is a dynamic story of triumph over adversity that exposes the myths and mysteries of the game with fascinating anecdotes of the past, historically accurate depictions of early baseball and interviews with the most influential names of the game. The signs of baseball today influence the way we view America's game, and also how we view our culture.

First look at upcoming television series “Camelot”, co-produced by the Starz cable network and GK-TV that began production during the summer of 2010, with planned to premiere on 1 April 2011. The series, based on the Arthurian legend. The series is produced by Graham King, Morgan O'Sullivan and Michael Hirst.

Complete Cast: Jamie Campbell Bower as Arthur, Joseph Fiennes as Merlin, Eva Green as Morgan, Tamsin Egerton as Guinevere, Peter Mooney as Sir Kay, Clive Standen as Gawain, Claire Forlani as Igraine, Sinéad Cusack as Sybil, Sebastian Koch as Uther, Philip Winchester as Leontes, James Purefoy as Lot, Diarmaid Murtagh as Brastias and Sebastian Spence as Sir Lucan.

Plot: In the wake of King Uther’s sudden death, chaos threatens to engulf Britain. When the sorcerer Merlin has visions of a dark future, he installs the young and impetuous Arthur, Uther’s unknown son and heir, who has been raised from birth as a commoner. But Arthur’s cold and ambitious half sister Morgan will fight him to the bitter end, summoning unnatural forces to claim the crown in this epic battle for control. These are dark times indeed for the new King, with Guinevere being the only shining light in Arthur’s harsh world. Faced with profound moral decisions, and the challenge of uniting a kingdom broken by war and steeped in deception, Arthur will be tested beyond imagination. Forget everything you think you know…this is the story of Camelot that has never been told before.