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One of the last series produced by Jamie Tarses, who passed away this morning at the age of 56, was Amazon Prime Video’s The Wilds. It premiered when Tarses was in a coma following an early fall cardiac episode that ultimately led to her death. The Wilds, Amazon’s first YA series, was a breakout hit and was quickly…

EXCLUSIVE: Amy B. Harris has teamed with top designer Zac Posen for The Prince, a fashion-themed drama series project in development at ABC. Co-produced by ABC Studios’ based Mandeville TV, it is part of a new two-year overall deal Harris has signed with ABC Studios. Harris, who has been under pacts at ABC Studios…

ABC is developing Let's Stay Together, a single-camera comedy from Sex and the City alumna Amy B. Harris and producers Ben Silverman (Jane the Virgin) and Jordan Schur (Warrior). Written by Harris, the project is inspired by the 2014 The New Divorce Is No Divorce column by Richard Kirshenbaum, part of of his monthly…

ABC has put in development Women In Black, a comedic drama from The Carrie Diaries creator Amy B. Harris and Jamie Tarses, Scott Stuber and Dylan Clark’s newly launched Bluegrass FanFare. The project hails from ABC Studios where Bluegrass FanFare and Harris and under overall deals. Written by Harris, Women In Black is…

The Carrie Diaries creator Amy B. Harris has signed an overall deal with ABC Studios. Under the two-year pact, Harris will join the studio’s new ABC drama series Wicked City as executive producer/showrunner and also will develop new projects for network, cable and streaming services. Harris will jump into Wicked City…

Adam Shankman is tapping into his dancing roots for Vamp, a drama project at ABC that has received a script commitment with penalty. Written/executive produced by The Carrie Diaries developer/executive producer Amy B. Harris, Vamp centers on a ballerina who comes to New York with her mother —  a woman who gave up her…

Monster-In-Law, the 2005 feature comedy starring Jennifer Lopez and Jane Fonda, is heading to television as a multi-camera project written by The Carrie Diaries developer/executive producer Amy B. Harris and 30 Rock executive producer John Riggi. Warner Bros. TV, whose sibling label New Line Cinema produced the film…