Students at Shawnee Heights Elementary School on Thursday gathered in the school library to watch their classmate Gabriel Byrne compete in the Red Robin Kids Cook-Off. Full Article at CJOnline

Topeka's own young burger king heads west Wednesday on a quest to put his burger on the map with Red Robin Kids' Cook-Off. It will be the first -- though unlikely the last -- moment in the spotlight for this celebrity chef in the making. Full Article at CJOnline

Despite drizzling rain, over a hundred people turned out for the first annual PS8 Night to Celebrate Reading Event at Umbrage Gallery in Dumbo last night to hear from over a dozen local authors, as well as actor/director/producer Gabriel Byrne. Full Article at Brooklyn Heights Blog

This Thursday, PS 8 will host a big reading benefit where the actor Gabriel Byrne, Brooklyn Heights resident and Golden Globe-winning star of HBO’s In Treatment, will join more than a dozen authors reading their works. Full Article at Brooklyn Heights Blog

Plese join us for a very special evening of wine & cheese, and an incredible line-up (below) of New York’s luminary literati. Suggested Donation: $20/person See the line-up of writers, scholars, and reporters after the jump. Full Article at Dumbo NYC, Brooklyn

Note: Award recipients and other principals will be available for interviews prior to the concert from 5:30 - 6 p.m. Award-winning actors Gabriel Byrne and Liev Schreiber will host and narrate the Anti-Defamation League's 15th annual Concert Against... Full Article at Street Insider

An 11-year-old Kansas boy has been selected as one of ten national finalists in Red Robin's fourth annual National Kids' Cook-Off for his Seven Wonders Burger recipe. Full Article at CJOnline

Mya got the first 30 of the season, but Joanna's futuristic paso doble and Donny's 1980s paso were the dances to remember We all have our rough patches. Full Article at SeacoastOnline.com

The Irish arts community has stepped up its campaign against feared funding cuts, taking its fight to the national parliament in Dublin in the run-up to the December budget. Full Article at The Stage

HBO last week announced it had ordered a third season of "In Treatment," to begin production early next year in New York. Full Article at Philadelphia Daily News

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It looks like HBO is so in love with Gabriel Byrne's turn as Dr. Paul Weston that they're willing to go into uncharted territory with him. Full Article at TV Squad

HBO has given the green light to a third season of psychiatry series In Treatment. Full Article at Multichannel News

HBO has renewed the Emmy®-winning half-hour drama series In Treatment, which will begin production on its third season in New York in early 2010, with debut scheduled for later in the year, it was announced today by Michael Lombardo, president,... Full Article at Taume

'In tr eatment" is re turning to HBO, the network says. The series, starring Gabriel Byrne as shrink Paul Weston, will begin filming its third season in New York early next year and will premiere later in 2010. Full Article at New York Post

HBO announced today that the critically acclaimed drama series In Treatment has been renewed for a third season. In Treatment, starring Gabriel Byrne as psychotherapist Paul Weston, will start production in New York in 2010. Full Article at Examiner.com

October 23, 2009 - HBO has renewed for Season 3. The Gabriel Byrne led drama will return sometime in 2010. Says HBO's Michael Lombardo, " is synonymous with inspired writing and brilliant acting. Full Article at IGN

HBO is going back into therapy with "In Treatment." Pay cabler has picked up a third season of the psychoanalytical drama. Production will begin early next year in New York and air later in 2010. Full Article at Broadcasting & Cable

HBO has renewed In Treatment for a third season after closing a deal with lead shrink Gabriel Byrne. But that’s not the big news. Full Article at Entertainment Weekly