Finally! Several months after polygamy-themed HBO drama Big Love was renewed for a fourth season, the cabler has announced the premiere date for the fourth season of the series - and it will kick off in January 10.

The 61st Primetime Emmy Awards are this Sunday at 8pm on CBS.  Hostedby Neil Patrick Harris, it looks like two shows will have astranglehold on the night:

Eleven-year-old Bella Thorne will play not the niece of Barb (Jeanne Tripplehorn) and daughter of Cindy (Judith Hoag) as previously reported, but will instead take the role of Barb‘s daughter Tancy, to replace Jolean Wejbe, who played the role during

Finally, HBO has confirmed that the long-awaited season 4 of polygamy drama Big Love will kick off early next year. In fact, the series has started filming this month. If we‘d look at past season, we are most probably looking at a January premiere for

HBO really knows how to hike up anticipation for its shows. Shortly after announcing that the highly anticipated (and very slow-cooking) fourth season of polygamy drama

Latest Big Love News>>HBO recently revealed that Emmy-nominated polygamy drama Big Love is set to begin its fourth season early 2010, with its creators revealing that something both "dramatic" and "game-changing" will mark its return.

HBO revealed today at the TCA Press Tour that the heavily anticipated fourth season of polygamy drama Big Love is set for an early 2010 kick-off.  It also announced that it is renewing several of its high-rating original series.

The women of Big Love will play a big part on the fourth season of the polygamy drama, when it returns to HBO (no date has been set). Big Love creators and executive producers Mark V. Olsen and Will Scheffer writes to the Los Angeles Times that all the females will be "starting from completely new positions of reality and conflict."

After snagging their first Emmy nomination after three seasons, Big Love creators and executive producers Mark Olsen and Will Scheffer tell the Los Angeles Times that while they‘re "beyond thrilled" for the recognition, they are also "disappointed" that none of their actors, writers, directors, or creative team were nominated.

Law & Order: SVU veteran Adam Beach is set to go on board for HBO polygamist drama Big Love‘s fourth season for a season-long recurring role as Tommy Flute, the son of Bill‘s (Bill Paxton) partner, the head of the Indian Gaming Casino Jerry Flute (Robert Beltran). Beach, 36, is best known for his roles as Marine Private First Class Ira Hayes in