About a Boy
Netflix: Movies and TV Shows Leaving in December
Take a look at the movies and TV shows that will disappear from Netflix next month.
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LA Screenings: Canada Tempers Hollywood Buying Spree Amid TV Ad Revenue Declines
The Canucks will still be chasing the next 'Survivor' or 'The Big Bang Theory' as they debut network series day-and-date with the U.S. market.
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NBC Cancels ‘State of Affairs,’ ‘About a Boy,’ ‘Marry Me,’ ‘One Big Happy,’ ‘Constantine’
Producers Warner Bros. Television is shopping the rare DC Comics misfire elsewhere.
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Minnie Driver to Star in CBS Comedy ‘Happy Life’
The 'About a Boy' star will film the pilot, previously 'Joe Time,' in second position.
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Jason Katims on Life Post-‘Parenthood’ and the Future of ‘About a Boy’
The showrunner tells THR about plans for 'About a Boy' and beyond.
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‘About a Boy’ Stars Talk Shifting Dynamics, Appeal of Single-Camera
The cast talks to THR about being one of the last single-camera comedies standing on NBC.
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‘Star Wars’ Stand-alone Movie Hiring Oscar-Nominated Writer (Exclusive)
Chris Weitz is being brought in to write the 'Star Wars' spinoff being directed by Gareth Edwards after Gary Whitta exited the project this month
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‘Off the Cuff’ Podcast: ‘About a Boy’s’ Benjamin Stockham “Will Not Have an Entourage”
The titular 'boy' of the NBC sitcom tells #pretapodcasts what it's like to work with Minnie Driver even if he's too young to have seen 'Good Will Hunting.'
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‘Parenthood’s’ Dax Shepard Sets Second ‘About a Boy’ Cameo (Exclusive)
Crosby Braverman will resurface in January episode
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Dax Shepard Talks Directing ‘About a Boy’s’ Take on ‘A Christmas Carol’
The 'Parenthood' actor-director returns to the NBC comedy — behind the camera
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Jason Katims Developing Silicon Valley Medical Drama for CBS
'Parenthood' and 'About a Boy' writer Sarah Watson will pen the script
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NBC Showrunners Talk ‘Dud Scripts,’ Emmy Snubs and Cable ‘Envy’
"I would be lying if I said I wasn't disappointed and that [James Spader] isn't completely deserving of it," "The Blacklist's" John Eisendrath told reporters Sunday.
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