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The article explores the shift of television talk show Oprah Winfrey from network television to cable television with her OWN channel, which started with extremely high expectations due to Winfrey's television legacy. Topics discussed include what pushed Winfrey and OWN and Harpo Studios presidents Sheri Salata and Erik Logan to venture into cable, the programs created by Winfrey's Harpo Studios for the cable channel and the e-classes produced by Harpo.

The article features Tony Award-winning songwriters Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman who have written original music for the show-within-the-show on "Smash," which is executive-produced by Steven Spielberg for NBC in 2012. The pair reportedly also arranged, recorded demos and produced the final cuts of songs with cast members, including Megan Hilty and Katharine McPhee as rivals for the starring role. The article states that the musical "Smash" relates the life story of Marilyn Monroe.

The article features several notable people in the television (TV) industry and the importance of the iPad tablet computer to their work, including TV producer John Palakas, TV executive producer Sabrina Wind, and hairstylist Grace Hernandez Leider.

Several photographs taken by actor Matt Lauria during the making of the television series "The Chicago Code" are presented.

Presents an interview with Brannon Braga, René Echevarria, Ronald D. Moore and Naren Shankar, writer-producers of the television program "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Reaction of Echevarria to the first season of the program; Challenges faced by the writers in writing episodes for the show; Working relationship of the writers.

Presents information on the collections of several celebrities. Paget Brewster; Andy Dick; Debi Mazar; Stephen Collins; Catherine Oxenberg.

The article offers information on actors to watch in the final episodes of the television program "Lost." The actors and their characters include Evangeline Lilly as Kate Austen, Josh Holloway as James Ford, Yunjin Kim as Sun-Hwa Kwon, Terry O'Quinn as John Locke, Jorge Garcia as Hugo Reyes, Emilie de Ravin as Claire Littleton, Michael Emerson as Ben Linus, Ken Leung as Miles Straume, and Naveen Andrews as Sayid Jarrah.

The article presents a brief recap of some of the exploits of the survivors in the television drama series "Lost." It highlights the twists and turns that happened in the story from seasons one to five. It also presents the mind-blowing moments amid the usual dehydration, starvation, and monsoons that beset the characters.

The article focuses on the Founding Fathers of the U.S. who are featured in the television series "Sons of Liberty" that will be premiered on the History Channel on January 25, 2014 along with insights from the actors who are portraying them and from writer-executive producer Stephen David. Topics discussed include actor Ben Barnes' admiration for American statesman Samuel Adams' conviction and determination and the resemblance of actor Rafe Spall to early images of statesman John Hancock.

The article profiles film director Tricia Brock, who have been a production assistant on commercials, producer of a documentary and a writer, citing also as the director of television series "Mozart in the Jungle", "Mr. Robot" and "Younger Girls".

An interview with American digital cable and satellite television Sundance Channel LLC network president and general manager Sarah Barnett is presented. When asked about the possible change of priorities of the firm over the time, she stresses that their priorities remained consistent which is about doing something a little bit different. She shares the progress attained by the firm. Barnett also cites the important contribution of her experiences working in other networks in managing Sundance.

The article offers information on the different actors who portrayed the title role on the science-fiction television series "Doctor Who" from 1963 to 2013. The show premiered on the BBC network on November 23,1963 with William Hartnell, who decided to leave in 1966. The other actors who played the doctor include Patrick Troughton, Sylvester McCoy and Matt Smith. INSET: NATURAL RESOURCE.

The article deals with the final episode of the television drama "Rescue Me," which will coincide with the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the U.S. The program focuses on an afflicted firefighter Tommy Gavin played by Denis Leary. The program's technical advisor Terry Quinn hired real firefighters and helped to make fire scenes authentic. Director Peter Tolan states that filming the final episodes was emotional especially for the real firefighters on set.

The article talks about television actor Jay Jackson, talking about his roles of television journalist for the television shows, newsmen in television programs including "The Catch", " Pretty Little Liars", and "Bones" and his being a jazz singer.

The article focuses on several television executives who decided to establish their own company including Propagate content chief executive officer (CEO) Howard P. Owens, Storyville Entertainment founder and co-president Betsy Schechter, and Hit + Run founder-executive producer Rob Shaftel.

The article focuses on long-running reality television franchises including "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," "MasterChef" and "The Bachelorette."

The article focuses on the Nonfiction Producers Association (NPA), which has set standards for nonfiction television.