"The Newsroom" Coming to Ave B

April 23, 2013, 5:50 pm

“The Newsroom” Coming to Ave B

Just a couple of weeks after HBO announced that “The Newsroom” would be back for a second season, signs have gone up along Avenue B, just above Tompkins Square Park, indicating that Aaron Sorkin’s news drama, starring Jeff Daniels and Emily Mortimer, will film there. The notice at left says the shoot will occur Thursday evening but a locations person said interior and exterior shots are slated for Friday night. We’re not sure what to believe: paging Will McAvoy?

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