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A&E has seen lots of drama with the recent 'Duck Dynasty' controversy, and they're going to find more drama with their new original series, 'Crazy Hearts: Nashville.' Fortunately, all the action will (hopefully) be part of the show, which is set to air this January.

Well, so much for that. Following A&E's controversial move to "ban" 'Duck Dynasty' patriarch Phil Robertson from future filming after his comments on homosexuality in a recent GQ interview, and the resulting media circus, the cable network has officially reneged on its decision to bar the reality star from the highly-rated series.

The city of Nashville, Tenn. seems to be all over the small screen lately with the popularity of ABC's drama 'Nashville.' Now, A&E has jumped aboard the Music City wagon with the production of a new reality series: 'Crazy Hearts: Nashville.'

We've gotten heavily invested in A&E's ongoing original series, with a second season of 'Bates Motel' already ordered, 'Longmire' season 2 soon to start and eventually Chloe Sevigny's 'Those Who Kill,' but it's the cable network's reality series 'Duck Dynasty' that really brings home the...well, duck. The ratings for the reality series third season finale drew A&E's highest ratings ever, n

I don’t watch much TV but when I do it's usually reality TV. I found the show called Storage Wars on A&E last night. The show is about four different buyers who go to different storage units in search of hitting it big on others people’s stuff. They get a peek of what's inside the storage unit and then an auctioneer auctions off the unit. It’s a gamble you could hit it big or go home empty han