Michelle King: Last News

W Network’s “The Good Fight” is bringing back two fan-favourites for a proper sendoff.

Uzo Aduba has lined up an exciting new project!

Joe Otterson TV ReporterUzo Aduba has signed a multi-year producing deal with CBS Studios, Variety has confirmed.Under the deal, she will star in and executive produce a new drama series titled “Low Country” that is also executive produced by CBS favorites Robert and Michelle King. Dewayne Jones, who previously worked on the Kings’ shows “Evil” and “Your Honor,” will write and executive produce.

EXCLUSIVE: Three-time Emmy winner Uzo Aduba has signed a multi-year producing deal with CBS Studios.

EXCLUSIVE: Podcasting is becoming big business and as such the Hollywood agencies are building up their talent books. The latest move is CAA signing Lauren Bright Pacheco, host of the true crime podcast Happy Face, which is in development at CBS All Access.

Evil, is finally coming to Netflix next month. The series, which recently came in at No.

Peter White Television EditorHappy Face, the podcast about Dr.

We have some good news and some bad news for fans of The Good Fight.

CBSChristine Baranski will continue to fight The Good Fight with a fifth season renewal.CBS All Access announced The Good Wife spinoff will return for a fifth season and the fourth season, which had production interrupted because of the coronavirus spread, will end early with the Thursday, May 28 episode. That's episode seven of the 10-episode fourth season order."It's been weird to not be able to finish the fourth season," series co-creators Robert and Michelle King said in a statement.

The Good Fight cast and crew reunited via video conference Thursday to inform fans of an upcoming week off, amid production issues after shutting down the set due to the coronavirus a month ago.Cast and crew led by creators Robert and Michelle King, as well as Christine Baranski, Nyambi Nyambi, Cush Jumbo, Delroy Lindo, Audra McDonald and Sarah Steele, participated in the video conference message.The versatile and talented ensemble explained how they're picking up the pieces after abruptly shutting down last month as the virus rapidly spread across the U.S., and how putting together a TV show remotely is a more time-consuming process than what they're accustomed to.

By Danielle Turchiano

This fight has a new victor.

Dave McNary Film ReporterA3 Artists Agency has hired industry veterans Andy Patman and Adam Kanter as partners in an effort to build its literary division and grow the company.Patman has been hired as co-head of television content and Kanter has become co-head of motion pictures.Patman spent more than 20 years at Paradigm, where he sold “Desperate Housewives” to ABC and represented William Broyles, Marc Cherry, David Henry Hwang, Robert and Michelle King, and Kenny Ortega.Kanter spent 24 years at CAA before joining Paradigm in 2014 in the motion picture literary department. He was let go in March as part of layoffs that hit more than 100 Paradigm employees amid fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.

“The Good Fight” is losing one of its most formidable legal pugilists.