'Little People, Large World' Sneak Look: Large Changes, 20 Questions (Exclusive Video)

Because The Hollywood Reporter first reported, the Roloffs are coming back to TLC with four new special offers. The first, Little People, Large World: Large Changes, airs this Sunday at 8 p.m. And THR comes with an exclusive sneak look in the special. STORY: 'Little People, Large World' Returns to TLC With 4 New Special offers (Exclusive) It's apparently been a tumultuous year for your loved ones. To begin with, among the twins is finally moving from the farm and, gasp, from condition. Also, Matt and Amy suffer from the their rocky marriage while determining the way forward for Roloff Farms. In THR's preview above, the household requires a journey and attempts to benefit from the time they've together before everything changes significantly. Email: Jethro.Nededog@thr.com Twitter:@TheRealJethro RELATED 'Cake Boss' Premiere: An Edible Chandelier Takes the wedding cake (Exclusive Video) TLC's 'Long Island Medium' Preview: Who Desires a Subtle Psychic? Kate Plus 8' Finishes With Best Rankings in At least a year More TLC Coverage on THR TLC

Wanda Sykes: I Had a Double Mastectomy

Wanda Sykes, Ellen DeGeneres Wanda Sykes has undergone a double mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year.In an interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show set to air Monday, the comedian reveals for the first time that she found out she had breast cancer in February when she went in for a breast reduction.Check out all the familiar faces returning to TV this year"I had real big boobs and I just got tired of knocking over stuff. Every time I eat - oh, Lord. I'd carry a Tide stick everywhere I go. My back was sore so it was time to have a reduction. It wasn't until after the reduction, that in the lab work, the pathology, that they found that I had DCIS [ductal carcinoma in situ] in my left breast," Sykes says. "I was very, very lucky because DCIS is basically stage-zero cancer. So I was very lucky. But cancer is cancer."Sykes had the choice of scheduling routine check-ups, but notes that "I'm not good at keeping on top of stuff." She later found out that there's a history of breast cancer on her mother's side of the family, which prompted her to opt for a bilateral mastectomy."I had both breasts removed and ... now I have zero chance of having breast cancer," she says. "It sounds scary upfront, but what do you want? Do you want to wait and not be as fortunate when it comes back and it's too late?"Check out photos of Wanda SykesStill, Sykes, 47, says she had reservations about publicly speaking out about her crusade. "How many things could I have? I'm black, then lesbian. I can't be the poster child for everything," she jokes. "At least with the LGBT issues we get a parade, we get a float. It's a party. I was real hesitant about doing this because I hate walking. I got a lot of walks coming up."

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'Drop Dead Diva' Will get 4th Season From Lifetime

Lifetime"Drop Dead Diva" In front of Sunday's Season 3 finale, Lifetime has given a 4th-season renewal to dramedy Drop Dead Diva. The network has purchased 13 episodes for any 4th season, with Lifetime Systems leader and GM Nancy Dubuc dubbing the Brooke Elliott starrer a "signature series" for that network. "Drop Dead Diva is really a signature series for Lifetime that is constantly on the resonate with audiences using its heart and humor," she stated inside a statement announcing this news Thursday. "We're thrilled to create it back for an additional season." From The new sony Pictures Television, the series co-stars Margaret Cho, Jackson Hurst and Kate Levering, the series has averaged 2.3 million total audiences season-to-date, based on Nielsen. Diva also ranks as Sunday's No. 1 program at 9 p.m. among women 18-49 and ladies 25-49 on one of the fundamental cable systems. Josh Berman produced and executive produces the series alongside Craig Zadan, Neil Meron and Alex Taub. Email: Lesley.Goldberg@thr.com Twitter: @Snoodit Lifetime

CW preps 'Musical Chairs'

GurinThe CW is developing unscripted format "Extreme Musical Chairs" within the Gurin Co. and 405 Prods.Series would transform typically the most popular children's game in to a challenging competition with multiple types of elimination occur an internal obstacle course.Format was created by Phil Gurin, Richard Joel and Deena Dill.CW's fascination with the project is definitely an indication from the network's efforts to broaden the advantage of its programming. Past unscripted skeins round the internet are actually carefully personalized to youthful femmes by getting an concentrate on fashion and stars.Gurin can be a reality vet whose latest productions include ABC's "Shark Tank" and CMT's "The Singing Bee." Contact Andrew Wallenstein at andrew.wallenstein@variety.com

Katzenberg continues to have 'tremendous enthusiasm' for three dimensional

Couple of within the entertainment industry did more to enhance the potential for three dimensional animation than Jeffrey Katzenberg. For his efforts, the Dreamworks Animation Boss continues to be granted the three dimensional Visionary Award only at that year's three dimensional Entertainment Summit.Dreamworks' three dimensional hits include "Kung Fu Panda 2," "How you can Train Your Dragon," and "Shrek Forever After." Katzenberg thanked the Summit for that award inside a pre-recording machine presented onscreen. Katzenberg's speech acknowledged the struggles faced by participants and marketers because they attempt to bring an excellent knowledge about the brand new technology to audiences. Stating that there has been "bumps on the wayInch for three dimensional, Katzenberg stated he continues to have tremendous enthusiasm for that technology.Phil "Captain three dimensional" McNally, who's steroscopic supervisor for Dreamworks Animation, recognized Katzenberg's award for him after which introduced a clip in the approaching "Puss in Boots," that was proven in three dimensional. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com

Bernsen takes '25 Hill' on the road

Multihyphenate Corbin Bernsen is taking his sports pic "25 Hill" on the road for a seven-city tour, starting Oct. 1-2 in Rochester, N.Y."25 Hill," which stars Bernsen, who also directed, wrote and produced, tells the story of a 12-year-old boy (Nathan Gamble), who after the death of his father, partners with a local fire chief (Bernsen) to build a soapbox derby car.The All-American Soap Box Derby has affected generations of American kids and their families," Bernsen said. "It's as American as apple pie, baseball and the county fair."At a time when we're intent on rebuilding our country, it's great to celebrate a community event that starts at the family level," Bernsen added.Bernsen will participate in a Q&A session following each screening, where he'll also stage a local soapbox derby race. Other cities include Athens, Tenn., from Oct. 22-23, Culpepper, Va., from Nov. 5-6, and Houston, which ends the tour Dec. 10-11.Home Theater Films plans to release the film spring 2012. Contact Andrew Stewart at andrew.stewart@variety.com

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Friday Evening Lights' Peter Berg Joins Prime Suspect as Maria Bello's Ex

Peter Berg Friday Evening Lights executive producer Peter Berg is joining Prime Suspect - as you're watching camera, according to Entertainment Weekly.Berg, 47, look in one episode as Serta Costello, a married deputy chief who had an affair with Maria Bello's Jane. Gossips from the fling are really resulting in others to enhance eye eyebrows at Jane's promotion to homicide. Fall TV: Have the lowdown relating to this season's must-see new showsBerg, who's most broadly known on-screen for your film The Ultimate Seduction to ensure that as Dr. Billy Kronk on Chicago Hope, last displayed his acting chops in the 2008 episode of Friday Evening Lights.Prime Suspect premieres Thursday at 10/9c on NBC.