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HBO has set premiere dates for Mildred Pierce and Game of Thrones.

UPDATED: Starz is going ahead with what will be the second season of Spartacus: Blood and Sand.

Hallmark Channel will air a new daily cooking show with chef Emeril Lagasse, set to debut in the fourth quarter of this year.

Showtime’s "Shameless," based on Paul Abbott’s British drama, centers on the Gallagher family in Chicago, who’s father’s alcoholism puts a wrench in the children’s lives. On the outside looking in is impulsive criminal Steve, played by Justin Chatwin, a guy who finds himself entranced by the eldest child Fiona ("Dragonball co-star Emmy Rossum).

"Shameless” marks Chatwin’s first television series as a regular, and after being "unsatisfied" with some of his past roles, he began seeking out niche fare like "Weeds," a part he said went "through his fingers." (He played Doug's son in one episode.) But Chatwin wasn't aware of the U.K. series while auditioning for the part and revealed that he was "indimidated" with the idea of watching James McAvoy's, with whom he shares an agent, imagining of Steve. Instead, it was his genuine fascination with thieves, like Roddy Dean Pippin and the "Barefoot Bandit," that served as appropriate guides. "I’m sure that’s where my character’s going to essentially go. He’ll be on the run from the cops," he said.

Chatwin spoke with The Hollywood Reporter on a day off from filming where we touched on several topics, including Steve’s journey, his relationship with Fiona, filming nude scenes and what's coming up next. (Note: There are some spoilers.)

THR: Steve has one of the best introductions. It’s embarrassing and he’s trying to impress a girl. Is it indicative of this guy’s personality: fun, easygoing and will do everything he can to get what he wants?

Lifetime has announced premiere dates for a slew of programs, including Hayden Panettiere's Amanda Knox telefilm.

ABC has given pilot orders to two comedies.

New episodes of Wipeout and Grey’s Anatomy boosted ABC to a Thursday win averaging a 3.6 rating in the 18-49 demographic, according to Nielsen.

Bill O'Reilly will interview President Obama this year, which will air before the Super Bowl, according to published reports.

NBC aired a special sneak peek of new Thursday night comedy Perfect Couples a few weeks back, but here's a glimpse of what to expect.

PASADENA – Piers Morgan threw down the gauntlet, challenging his competitors on MSNBC and Fox News to a ratings rat race and promised to bring some much needed buzz to the ratings challenged CNN with his upcoming interview program Piers Morgan Tonight.

Parks and Recreation finally returns for its third season Thursday, Jan. 20 at 9:30 p.m. on NBC.