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John Leguizamo Keeps His Clothes On For Sex Scene

John Leguizamo fought to keep his clothes on for awkward sex scenes in his new film "The Babysitters" because he didn't like the idea of himself or his young co-star appearing naked on the screen.

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Jeremy Sisto Cops Role On 'Law & Order' As It Returns For Its 18th Season

NEW YORK (AP) - When Jeremy Sisto got his first glimpse of the updated ''Law & Order'' opening, there he was, in a courthouse setting alongside his castmates, just like so many who had come before him. Sisto hums a few bars of the ''Law & Order'' theme, and recalls with a laugh: ''There I am, walking with the others. And I thought, 'What's HE doing there?!'''

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'Law & Order' And 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' Return In January

NBC will lawyer-up on Wednesday nights as the Emmy Award-winning "Law & Order" resumes with a two-hour season premiere event on Wednesday, January 2 (9-11 p.m. ET), and will continue on Wednesdays starting January 9 (10-11 p.m. ET) preceded by this season's network broadcast premiere of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" (9-10 p.m. ET) in its return to NBC that night.

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Celebrity Birthdays, November 15

Happy Birthday to rapper Ol' Dirty Bastard (1968; d. 2004), jazz guitarist and Jay Leno bandleader Kevin Eubanks (1957), actress Beverly D'Angelo (1951), Law & Order detective Sam Waterston (1940), English singer Petula Clark (1932), TV newspaper publisher Ed Asner (1929),

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A Psychiatrist Seeks The Truth From An Unusual Patient On 'Masters Of Science Fiction' Tonight

Four thought-provoking tales of present and future Earth are brought to life in the all-new anthology series, featuring a stellar lineup of actors and directors and narrated by acclaimed physicist Professor Stephen Hawking. "Masters of Science Fiction" is based on some of the genre's most popular and highly regarded short stories.

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On ABC, 'Masters Of Science Fiction,' A Limited Series Of Adaptations Of Short Stories

NEW YORK (AP) - Submitted for your approval: A 52-year-old man - an overworked man, a man of words - receives an advance copy of an upcoming science fiction series from ABC. Warily, he fires up the DVD player, expecting to see into the future. But instead, he is transported into the past, into the 1950s and '60s, into a time when television talked and talked and talked.

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With Thompson's Departure, British Actor Linus Roache To Join Cast Of NBC's 'Law & Order'

LOS ANGELES (AP) - ''Law & Order'' criminals will face a new prosecutor next season. Linus Roache is joining the cast as assistant district attorney after Jack McCoy (Sam Waterston) vacates the job to serve as New York district attorney, NBC announced.

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'Masters Of Science Fiction' Brings Renowned Storytellers, Stars & Stephen Hawking To ABC

Just when TV viewers may have had their fill of summer escapist fare, ABC brings to the air a series of four original films as current as today's headlines, but with all the wonder and imagination of the best sci-fi literature, with the Aug. 4 debut of "Masters of Science Fiction."

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Sam Waterston Negotiating For 'Law & Order' Promotion To Replace Departing Fred Thompson

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sam Waterston may be a getting a ''Law & Order'' promotion. The actor is negotiating to step in as the show's New York district attorney, replacing co-star Fred Thompson, a source close to the production said Monday. Thompson, a former U.S. senator, is weighing a presidential run and asked to be released from the NBC drama.

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'Law & Order' Creator Dick Wolf To Receive Walk Of Fame Star

Law & Order creator Dick Wolf will celebrate the 700th episode of the hit cop drama with an induction onto the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The TV mogul will be honored with the 2,332nd star on the Los Angeles landmark on March 29.

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