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Katherine Fugate has a new agency home. The Army Wives creator and writer behind two of Garry Marshall’s “holiday” movies has signed with Paradigm for representation. Along with creating the 2007-13 Lifetime drama Army Wives from ABC Studios and the Mark Gordon Company, Fugate also penned several episodes. Her feature…

Lifetime‘s Army Wives will not be returning for an eighth season. To recognize the show, Lifetime’s longest running series, the network is planning a two-hour retrospective special with cast members that will air early next year. "There is no denying how special Army Wives has been to both Lifetime and the television…

Ramon Fernandez (Sons Of Anarchy) has booked a potentially recurring role on NBC’s freshman drama Revolution. Fernandez, repped by Steve Rodriguez at McGowan Management, will play Capt. Franklin, a trusted soldier in Monroe’s inner circle… Newcomer Kaley Ronayne is set for a recurring role on the upcoming season of Arm…

EXCLUSIVE: The cast of Lifetime‘s veteran drama Army Wives continues to staff up for the upcoming seventh season. Brant Daugherty has landed a major recurring role. He will play 2nd Lt. Patrick Clark, son of Jackie (Kelli Williams) and Kevin (Robert John Burke). An intelligent, capable infantry officer freshly minted…

Brooke Shields has joined the upcoming seventh season of Lifetime's drama series Army Wives as a recurring. She will play brash and brilliant Air Force Colonel Katherine "Kat" Young.  A crack C-17 pilot who can hold her own in the boys’ club atmosphere of the military, she's hardly touched down in her new assignment…

Lifetime said the new season will premiere March 10 at 9 PM and serve as a lead-in to the Season 2 premiere of drama The Client List. Army Wives went through a creative mini-revamp after last season, with four new characters — played by Ashanti, Torrey DeVitto and Elle McLemore — added as regulars. Original cast…

EXCLUSIVE: Two of Lifetime‘s new Army Wives are getting husbands. Burgess Jenkins and Joshua Henry are set to recur on the upcoming seventh season of Army Wives. Both have options to become regulars if the veteran drama goes to Season 8. As part of the series’ mini-revamp, Army Wives added three actresses as new…

With original cast member Kim Delaney set to depart Lifetime’s Army Wives as it heads into its seventh season and Sally Pressman scaling back from a series regular to recurring, the veteran drama is adding three actresses as series regulars — Ashanti, Torrey DeVitto  (Pretty Little Liars, The Vampire Diaries) and Elle…

When Lifetime‘s newly renewed drama Army Wives returns for a seventh season, I hear it will likely be without original cast member Kim Delaney. Related: Lifetime's 'Army Wives' Renewed For Seventh Season When announcing the show’s pickup today, Lifetime and producing studio ABC Studios declined to confirm whether the…

Army Wives just keeps going at Lifetime, which just renewed the veteran drama for a seventh season with a 13-episode order for a 2013 return. Army Wives‘ sixth season, which ended its run September 9, averaged 3.2 million total viewers, down from the series’ heyday but still a formidable number. It starred Catherine…

EXCLUSIVE: Army Wives star Catherine Bell has signed a new two-year deal with ABC Studios, which produces the veteran Lifetime drama series. The deal is qualified as a talent holding one as Army Wives has not been officially renewed beyond the current supersized sixth season. It would cover Bell’s services on the show…

EXCLUSIVE: That was quick — Kelli Williams, who in October was cast a recurring on the upcoming sixth season of the Lifetime drama series Army Wives, has now been made a regular. She plays Jacqueline “Jackie” Clarke, the ambitious wife of 2-star Major General Kevin Clarke. Well-educated, she was born into a…