More development at Oxygen

Oxygen is adding more series towards the development slate, getting removed five shows for greenlights in the last day or two. Among the new batch is "Taking NY," a collection from Discovery Studios' Daniel Soiseth, who keeps a preliminary-look deal with Discovery. Show follows three fashionable Gotham gals trying to navigate the biz and social cell phone industry's and keep their associations with each other. Also round the slate is Arena of Wonder's "All the Right Moves," which will follow "And That Means You Think You'll Be Able To Dance" choreographer Travis Wall and industry pals simply because they launch a dance company. RelativityReal and Ellen Rakieten Entertainment produce "That's D'Amore," which tracks your family information on pizza chain heiresses Bonnie, Caroline and Christie D'Amore. All game game titles given works game game titles. Contact Mike Thielman at mike.thielman@variety.com

Report: Lindsay Lohan Before Schedule On Morgue Duty Obligation

First Launched: November 26, 2011 5:30 PM EST Credit: Getty Premium La, Calif. -- Caption Lindsay Lohan arrives on her behalf probation breach hearing within the Airport terminal terminal Courthouse in La on November 2, 2011 Gets the tide switched for Lindsay Lohan? The actress, who was simply recently admonished in the courtroom on her behalf failure to complete judge-mandated community service, is actually before diary for her latest assignment, according to another report. With 72 hours to spare until her December 14 deadline, Lindsay has apparently completed 10 of her 12 court-bought morgue duty changes, according to TMZ. Not only is she on course schedule-wise, police sources apparently told the site that Lindsay features a good status across the morgue, and shes polite, hard-working and never gripes in regards to the work. AH Nation Poll: Will Lindsay stick to track? Follow The Link to election! As formerly reported on AccessHollywood.com, Lindsay spent under five several hours inside the Century Regional Detention facility in Lynwood, Calif., captured, after being bought for everybody a 30-day jail sentence for breaking probation following a actress was started in the community service assignment within the Downtown Womens Center in La. Furthermore for the jail sentence, Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner bought Lindsay to pass through psychological therapy periods and serve 423 several hours within the county morgue by March 29, 2012. The judge also mentioned Lindsay can forget about leave the country and really should possess the permission of her new probation officer to go to outdoors California. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All rights reserved. These elements is probably not launched, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Report: Kris Humphries Will Not Sue Kim Kardashian

Kris Humphries, Kim Kardashian Despite rumors to the contrary, it turns out Kris Humphries will not be suing his soon-to-be ex-wife after all.Earlier this week, several sources reported that the basketball star planned to file a $10 million lawsuit against Kim Kardashian, based on the assumption that he would be poorly portrayed in E!'s Kourtney and Kim Take NY.Kourtney and Kim Take NY: 7 Signs Kim and Kris were doomed from the startHowever, Humphries has "absolutely no plans" to sue Kardashian, 31, and understands he has no control over the final edits of the show, according to TMZ.In the premiere, which airs Sunday at 10/9c, Humphries acts aggressively toward Kardashian, calls her annoying, and tells her he "doesn't feel married." The two fight on several occasions in the episode.Will you watch the premiere of Kourtney and Kim Take NY?

Netflix's Stock Drops as Company Warns of Loss for 2012

NY - Shares of Netflix fell below the $70 mark and hit a new 52-week low in early Tuesday trading following late Monday news that it was raising $400 million amid rising content costs, but the stock steadied a bit and was down only slightly as of 10am ET. The stock dropped more than 6 percent early in Tuesday's trading session as some analysts highlighted that in between regulatory filings announcing agreements to raise $200 million each in convertible debt and common equity, Netflix had also acknowledged late Monday that it would lose money in 2012. Previously, the firm had said that it would not be profitable in the early quarters of next year, but had not given full-year guidance. Lazard Capital Markets analyst Barton Crockett in a report Tuesday spoke of a "big comeuppance" for Netflix. Reiterating his "neutral" rating on the stock, he said a "credibility gap keeps us from calling [the] capital raise a bottom." Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter cut his price target on the stock from $82.50 to $45. And Credit Suisse analyst John Blackledge said "total dilution to shareholders is about 10 percent." He added: "This may place some near-term pressure on the stock." But he was positive on the benefits of the capital raise, saying it "strengthens Netflix's balance sheet and improves its financial flexibility as Netflix remains in a period of transition." In another more upbeat note, Barclays Capital analyst Anthony DiClemente said the new funding was "a vote of confidence from two investors" - namely Technology Crossover Ventures and T. Rowe Price, which participated in the new capital initiatives. Still, DiClemente lowered his price target on Netflix from $115 to $105. As of 10am ET on Tuesday, Netflix's stock was down 2 percent at $73 after earlier going as low as $69, a new 52-week low. It closed down 5.4 percent at $70.45. That price was way below a 52-week high of $304.79, which it had hit only in mid-July. "As a result of the relatively flat consolidated revenues and previously announced increased investment in our international segment, we expect to incur consolidated net losses for the year ending Dec. 31, 2012," Netflix said in a regulatory filing about the new financing. "We cannot assure you that our domestic streaming cancellations will continue to decline or that gross new additions will remain strong. If we are unable to repair the damage to our brand and reverse negative subscriber growth, our business, results of operations, including cash flows, and financial condition will continue to be adversely affected." A spokesman had highlighted late Monday that the new financing gives the company more financial flexibility that it may not even need. And CFO David Wells said in a press release announcing the capital raising initiatives late Monday: "We have strengthened our balance sheet and remain focused on growing our streaming subscriptions and returning to global profitability after our launch of the U.K. in 2012." Email: Georg.Szalai@thr.com Twitter: @georgszalai Related Topics Netflix

Let us Title Ethan Hawke's Suggested Before Sunset Follow-Up

The actor and the collaborators Julie Delpy and Richard Linklater might be returning: “Well, I don’t understand what we’re likely to do however i be aware of three people happen to be speaking a great deal within the last six several weeks. All three people happen to be getting similar feelings that people’re prepared to revisit individuals figures. There’s nine years between your first couple of movies and, as we made the film next summer time, it might be nine years again therefore we’re really began thinking that might be a positive thing to complete. We’re likely to try write it this season.” Hmm. Twilight? [Allocine through the Playlist]

AMAs 2011: Inside Hot Chelle Rae's Red-colored-colored Carpet Style Meeting

Chris GodleyFrom left: Ian Keaggy, Nash Overstreet, Ryan Follese and Jamie Follese. "It absolutely was like i had been inside the seventies, we familiar with dress much more rock 'n rollInch states Hot Chelle Rae singerRyan Follese when asked for in regards to the band's style evolution. He and bandmates Ian Keaggy (bass), Nash Overstreet (guitar and, yes, brother of Glee's Chord) and Jamie Follese (drums) aresifting using a couple dozen t t shirts, jackets and pants lining every flat work surface from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel suite, havingbeen designated with choosing several clothes for appearance within the American Music Honours on Sunday. And as opposed to their red-colored-colored carpet think about the 2011 MTV Video Music Honours, the males choosing for many semblance of cohesiveness this time around around, rather than simply uncontrollable rock star awesome. Meaning no wild animal prints or red-colored-colored polka dots. Rather, clean lines and personalized hems, a shiny scarf here together with a crimson tie there for your band who'll play triple duty on Sunday's AMAs, undertaking the pre-show, showing an award to ensure that as nominees for Sprint New Artist of year. "Once we won, it may be insane," states Ian. Adds Jamie, "I'm giddy just thinking about it.Inch STORY: Chris Brown, Adam Lambert together with a $500,000 Performance: AMAs Air on What you should expect Sunday It cannot be described as a surprise. Ultimately, the Nashville foursome has received one hot year, accumulating hit singles with "Tonight, Tonight" and "I Really Like It Such As This.In . A little more when compared to a week after their AMAs bow, they'll release their second full-length, Whatever (out November. 29), which became a member of together in lightning speed -- just beneath two several days including pre-production. The males were clearly inspired. "The a year ago remains crazy and because of that, all of the feelings are actually elevated it's enabled us to produce and record music in the place that's different for people,In . states Ryan. "We're going, going, going and missing your loved ones so on through relationship problems..." "It's been a great deal fuel," adds Nash, "but we're also getting much more fun than we've ever suffered.Inch That was apparent since the four ongoing their look for clothes, needing a lot more ensembles for future media looks round the Tonight Show, Today and Late Evening with Jimmy Fallon. "'Never be caught searching bad,' that's virtually our philosophy," cracks Jamie as buzzwords like "classy" and "classic" make their way across the room. VIDEO:American Music Honours: Lance Bass, Sarah Hyland Appear Off on Red-colored-colored Carpet Pre-Show "I'm about how you you should get some clothes," states Nash. "It's like, many people may have a similar group of jeans nevertheless it's how you put them under -- maybe 2 inch under you're made to, or even greater. I enjoy have my jeans so close to skintight after which it two dimensions too big so that they tend to be more slouchy which i'm able to drop them somewhat essentially want." While initially, the males appear like the perfect shopping partners, it's under the problem, states Nash. "We don't mind trying to find ourselves nevertheless it's worse for [the] female buddies since they don't reach visit their stores. Once we didn't care whatsoever, it may be simpler." Touché. Look for the Chelle Rae males round the AMAs pre-show, beginning off on ABC at 7:00 p.m. This rock band is slated to see two tunes. Also, have a look at particulars regarding wardrobe options for your large evening below: VIDEO: 2011 American Music Honours: Adele Leads With 4 Nominations Nash:"I decided a dark, classic tuxedo by Topman. They're a litle bit while watching American curve while not up to now out that you just don't realize it if you see it. Which I usually must have some form of costly. Involving the crimson lining from the jacket as well as the crimson tie, I've first first got it covered." Ryan: "I'm wearing a shiny silk-like blazer, a sheer thin black top, tight faux leather Zara pants together with a shiny silk Reiss scarf. The shoes I came across london, on Brick Lane. I really like suits and jewellery -- I'm kind of a vintage person in a youthful man's body." Ian: "I desired something kind of classy therefore i got an in-depth blue group of G star jeans -- personalized somewhat large tight, after we do -- a stark white-colored shirt by Zara together with a Topman blazer. It's a little underneath the VMAs once i elected for any red-colored-colored polka us us dot blazer getting an identical red-colored-colored polka us us dot shirt, however i am still happy relating to this outfit." Jamie:"I've got somewhat classiness happening -- some control-lower H&M shirt while using pinstripe suit jacket. I'm not rocking the vest [that incorporated it], but H&M is my brand, apparently." American Music Honours

Story book start for drama pair

"Not so long ago" maintained almost all of its premiere week aud in the second outing. Nielsen chart, page 14 "Grimm" published the most powerful demo bow associated with a NBC fall drama. The Planet Series and finest-since-premiere scores for "The X Factor" powered Fox for an easy primetime rankings victory a week ago, however the late-October frame also were built with a fairy-tale flavor into it. Inside a fall when no drama had really busted out rankings smart, ABC's "Not so long ago" again impressed in the second outing, retaining almost all of its aud in one week earlier and standing because the frame's No. 2 drama among teenagers. And the other story book-related hour, NBC's "Grimm," opened up nicely a week ago too -- despite facing the determining bet on the autumn Classic. "Once" (3.9 rating/9 be part of grown ups 18-49, 11.73 million audiences overall) was no. 1 entertainment series in the Sunday slot among teenagers, based on Nielsen. It maintained 98% of their premiere audience in 18-49, 100% in grown ups 18-34 while growing slightly among teens. The 18-49 score is particularly strong for any second-week rookie drama without strong support. The final two first-year dramas to fare best within the demo using their second segs were CBS' "NCIS: LaInch (4.1 from a 4.8 for that original "NCIS" in September 2009) and Fox's "Mislead Me" (4.4 from a ten.2 for "The American Idol ShowInch in The month of january '09). For NBC, "Grimm" (2.1/6 in 18-49, 6.56m) published the most powerful 18-49 score for the net's three drama preems from the fall. Whilst not great amounts overall, the demo delivery is right for a normal Friday series within the 13 several weeks because the debut of "Blue Bloods" on CBS. It certainly did not cash lead-in support, as Friday leadoff hitter "Chuck" opened up its final season with weak amounts (1./3 in 18-49, 3.42m). If "Grimm" stands up within the next couple of days, NBC may turn to change it to some greater-viewed evening. Overall a week ago, Fox folded to victory in grown ups 18-49 (3.9/11), then CBS (2.8/8), ABC (2.5/7), NBC (2.3/6), Univision (1.4/4) and ESPN (1./3). The internet also brought in grown ups 25-54 (4.6/11) and total audiences (12.six million). Sports stated the very best spots within the program ratings, with NBC's "Sunday Evening Football" game between Dallas and Philadelphia (9.3/22 in 18-49, 22.99m) the very best attract 18-49 rating, though Friday's Game 7 around the globe Series between St. Louis and Texas on Fox (7.4/22, 25.40m) did exactly the same demo share and came the biggest overall audience for just about any program. Thursday's epic, 11-inning game ranked third for that week in 18-49 (6.5/18) and came 21.06 million. The Autumn Classic carried out with a typical aud of 16.six million audiences, much better than last year's 14.3 million. Elsewhere, Fox's "The X Factor" moved to Tuesday for that second straight week because of the planet Series and published its best scores (4.4/12 in 18-49, 12.09m) within the month since its premiere. Net's only other firstrun series broadcast on Sunday, in which the 22nd "Simpsons Treehouse of Horror" (4./10 in 18-49, 8.10m) was up over this past year the premiere of animated laffer "Allen Gregory" after settled for any 2.4/6 within the demo. At CBS, Monday's laffer selection continued to be quite strong as "2 . 5 Males" (5.5/13 in 18-49, 15.29m) was the frame's No. 1 scripted show in 18-49. It had been became a member of by top-10 skedmates "2 Broke Women" (4.5/11, 11.19m), "The Way I Met Your Mother" (4.3/12, 9.79m) and "Mike & Molly" (4.2/10, 12.16m) in addition to "Hawaii Five-" (3.1/8, 10.70m), the week's No. 1 10 p.m. drama. "The Large Bang Theory" (4.6/13, 14.54m) and "NCIS" (4.1/12, 19.43m) continued to be potent, using the latter ruling because the week's No. 1 drama in demos and top-ranked scripted series of any sort as a whole audiences. Reality shows "Survivor" (3.5/10, 11.79m) and "Amazing Race" (3./7, 11.01m) hit some season levels. ABC flourished on Wednesday, reaping helpful benefits from the World Series rainout to provide series levels for "The CenterInch (3.2/10, 10.16m), "Suburgatory" (3.4/10, 9.73m) and "Happy Being" (3.5/9, 8.33m). "Modern Family" was the night's No. 1 series in demos despite finding yourself in repeat (4.5/12, 11.31m), and 10 p.m. rookie drama "Revenge" was increasing (2.7/7, 8.72m). Also edging up a week ago were "Grey's Anatomy" (3.7/9, 9.93m) and "Desperate Average women" (3.1/7, 9.28m), the second which gets a lift from "Not so long ago." NBC, whose entertainment series were shut from the week's top 25 in 18-49, was brought by "WorkInch (2.9/7, 5.53m). In cable, it had been a lower week for "Monday Evening Football" (season-low 3.3/8 in 18-49, 7.47m for Baltimore-The city of jacksonville opposite the planet Series). Also, sinking but remaining strong was AMC's "The Walking Dead" on AMC (3.1/7, 6.10m). Other standouts incorporated Forex dramas "Sons of Anarchy" (2./5, 3.82m) and "American Horror Story" (1.7/4, 2.96m) and MTV's return of "Beavis and Butt-mind" (1.8/4, 3.29m). Contact Ron Kissell at ron.kissell@variety.com

Singer Beryl Davis dies

British-born large band singer Beryl Davis, who made her U.S. debut on Bob Hope's radio show after which completed with Frank Sinatra and Benny Goodman, died Friday in La of complications from Alzheimer's disease. She was 87. Davis was daughter of British band leader Harry Davis. Throughout World war ii, she sang with Stephane Grappelli and pianist George Shearing in the group that completed london clubs with the Blitz. She sang with Glenn Miller's Military Air Pressure Band near to the finish in the war. After Hope's radio show, Beryl Davis came out with Sinatra round the "Your Hit Parade" radio show. Inside the 19 fifties, she produced a vocal quartet with Jane Russell, Connie Haines and Della Russell. Contact Variety Staff at news@variety.com