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October 21, 2009
A rundown Ian Somerhalder’s personal life and professional career.
October 21, 2008
The USA Network has given a green light to yet another series, this time titled White Collar as it lifts cast contingency for the show.  The series, which stars
July 29, 2008
After renewing the lightly watched series after its first season last fall, HBO has decided to abandon its sexually explicit drama Tell Me You Love Me
November 20, 2007
For those who have missed an episode of HBO‘s Tell Me You Love Me and for those who just want to relive the drama, you can catch the entire first season on DVD.  According to the network,
November 15, 2007
While Tell Me You Love Me is stirring much controversy with its extremely realistic depictions of sex, cast member Tim Dekay dishes out on what really goes on behind the cameras.
November 2, 2007
HBO‘s Tell Me You Love Me, which premiered in September, has been getting some mixed reviews with its controversial storylines and extremely realistic depiction of sex.  But while that‘s stirring various media outlets,
October 20, 2007
Gone are the days of fun and laughter-inducing depictions of sex, as evidenced by HBO‘s new series, Tell Me You Love Me.  The show, created by Cynthia Mort, takes a less erotic and more serious approach to the highest form of intimacy between couples, all for the sake of realism and uncovering a truth.
October 13, 2007
HBO‘s Tell Me You Love Me has made viewers who are in serious relationships squirm with discomfort, though this isn‘t necessarily a bad thing.
October 5, 2007
HBO has picked up the new original series, Tell Me You Love Me, for a second season, despite the show‘s rocky start. The relationship drama premiered with a mere viewer count of 910,000 early in September.  The number proves dismal in comparison to nearly all of the pay cable network‘s original programs in recent years.  The least-watched episode of
September 29, 2007
Tell Me You Love Me is attempting to push the envelope on television shows which tackle the subject of love and relationships.  With its unabashed and unapologetic depiction of goings-on behind closed doors, between the lines and beneath the sheets,