The Walking Dead (TV) - Mid-season Return Sets Record For Ratings

According to Deadline:

AMC’s The Walking Dead returned last night from its third-season break with 12.3 million viewers, a series high for the zombie apocalypse drama. Up against the Grammys, the 9 PM midseason premiere pulled in 7.7 million viewers among Adults 18-49, a basic-cable record for a series and up 6% from the show’s previous high for its October 14 season premiere. In total, 16.6 million viewers watched Walking Dead last night combining the 9 PM premiere and 11 PM, midnight and 2 AM encores on AMC. The series was back Sunday for the last eight episodes of its third season after a break of more than two months.

Evil Dead (2013) - Gets An MPAA Rating

@woozytribe Was proud of scoring a NC17 when submitted! But we had to cut stuff out to get an R and get the film into theaters.
— Fede Alvarez(@fedalvar) January 28, 2013

The Walking Dead (TV) - Official The #1 Show On Television

Deadline brings us the following:

The Walking Dead proved that the staggering ratings for its season opener were not a fluke, again topping all non-sports competition on broadcast and cable last week with its second airing this past Sunday. Also this month, FX’s biker drama Sons Of Anarchy won the Tuesday 10 PM time slot in 18-49 twice in a row, beating its broadcast rivals, while the cable network’s horror series American Horror Story launched last week as close second in the Wednesday 10 PM slot among 18-49s to seal cable dramas’ ratings assent during one of broadcast networks’ strongest periods — the first weeks of the season — when cable networks until recently didn’t even dare to program originals. Also enjoying a successful run against the opening of the broadcast season has been Showtime’s Emmy-winning Homeland, which has broken Showtime ratings records.