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HBO subscriptions have been something of a running joke through the TV industry, with a great many of the network's loyal fans sharing HBOGO passwords to avoid expensive cable packages, previously the only mean with which to watch shows like 'Game of Thrones' or 'True Detective.' Now, the company has finally acquiesced, and announced an independent streaming service due out in 2015.

HBO has long been a thorn in the side of streaming media enthusiasts, only licensing its content to be accessed through HBO GO, unlike the Netflix and Amazon Prime models that have become so commonplace in recent years. Now, the pay-cable network struck a surprising Amazon Prime deal to deliver streams of a variety of shows past and present, but don't expect to start that 'Game of Thrones' maratho

HBO Sundays will get a bit more prestigious tonight with the debut of 'The Newsroom' season 2, but you needn't wait until the evening hours for one of the hottest previews of the fall! 'Boardwalk Empire' season 4 will pour out this September, and from the looks of the full trailer debuting on TV tonight, Nucky Thompson is in for his most dangerous year on the boardwalk yet.

Well, what do you know? Just days after we heard one HBO vet had signed onto 'Boardwalk Empire' season 4, and hours after we heard rumblings the 1920's Prohibition drama had begun casting historical figure J. Edgar Hoover, we've learned that 'Office Space' star and fellow HBO alum Ron Livingston has booked a regular role in the fourth season as well. Find out what brings Peter Gibbons Ron Livingst

'Boardwalk Empire' has featured dozens of real-world historical figures within its fictional narrative, many of which will begin some of their most historically-documented work in the coming HBO season to premiere in fall 2013, but the next name to join the series might be its biggest yet. Sources are reporting that the 1920's prohibition drama has begun casting for famed historical figure and FBI

It's been a good long while since we've heard anything from 'Boardwalk Empire, especially after season 3 finale "Margate Sands" put such an effective cap in the stories of lead characters Nucky Thompson (Steve Buscemi), Margaret Thompson (Kelly MacDonald) and fan-favorite Richard Harrow (Jack Huston). Now, casting has begun as 'Boardwalk Empire' season 4 inches toward its fall premiere,

As easy as it is to get swept up in the drama of HBO's 'Boardwalk Empire,' it's even easier to overlook the immense amount of work that goes into recreating the 1920's world Nucky Thompson and his associates operate within. Plenty of real-world locations are utilized, but did you know that most of the effects work is spent in seamless establishing shots? While we wait for 'Boardwalk Empire' season

Last night's 'Boardwalk Empire' finale "Margate Sands" was notably light on major character deaths, but certaily packed a lot of punch to wrap up the season. Still, with another year gone by in Atlantic City, what might be on deck for the fourth season? Will Nucky Thompson have another major villain to face? Are there any characters from last night's finale that didn't actually die after

Patti Smith has recorded a new version of the early 20th century standard "I Ain't Got Nobody" for this Sunday's season finale of the HBO series Boardwalk Empire.

And so, it has all come down to this.  Gyp Rosetti rules 'Boardwalk Empire's Atlantic City, while Nucky Thompson hides in the shadows and looks for his moment to strike back and reclaim his empire.  This Sunday's 'Boardwalk Empire' season 3 finale "Margate Sands" will lay it all on the line as Nucky joins forces with some surprising allies to take back Atlantic City, but who will pay the