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File this one under rumor for now, as nothing is confirmed and the source is unnamed, however, word is that Britney Spears' judging and mentoring gig on The X Factor may end up being just a one-season job. Reports are st...

BBC and Discovery have teamed up for an epic 7-part miniseries set to air just after 2013 rolls in. Called Africa, the vast documentary was made over a period of four years, with careful attention to detail. The miniseri...

The 76-year-old media mogul, who just got engaged to a 27-year-old dancer, is fighting multiple legal battles while running again for prime minister. read more

The Hollywood Reporter has an exclusive first look at the eleventh season of Lifetime's design competition. read more

The company also secures exclusive long-term local rights to broadcast Cleveland Indians baseball. read more

A slow holiday Thursday gives bragging rights to a "Big Bang Theory" repeat, which topped the night in the key demo and total viewers. read more

The designers create ready-to-wear looks that will be sold at Elie Tahari stores, with proceeds benefiting Save the Garment Center. read more

The late-night legend addresses his rival in an upcoming interview with Oprah Winfrey. read more

Fox is promising new beginnings for The Mindy Project in the new promo for the comedy series. Mindy Kaling's comedy series returns for the second half of its first season early next year, and judging by the new video we ...

Much in the way NBC is having The Voice winner Cassadee Pope perform on their New Year's Eve special this year, Fox has also decided to tap the talent and recent popularity of their own singing competition winner. The ne...

New rules will make it easier to monitor who is using the Internet there; the role of public libraries is expanding, with physical books becoming less central; also, remembering Gerry Anderson, who created the marionette...

The agency said the companies broke competition rules in by agreeing to encrypt their standard definition free TV signals and charge consumers a fee. read more

The agency said the companies broke competition rules in by agreeing to encrypt their standard definition free TV signals and charge consumers a fee. read more

"Homeland" and Olympics mockumentary "Twenty Twelve" came in second and third in an annual survey, beating out "Downton Abbey" and "Doctor Who." read more

Mr. Anderson was known for his children’s show “Thunderbirds,” but he also was a force behind more grown-up fare like “Space 1999.”

Facebook has become the ultimate hub of oversharing in this day and age, and we've seen other apps and websites make use of that, allowing the option to share purchases, likes, project progress and whatever else we think...

Mr. Osmond appeared in films including “The Front Page” and television shows, among them “The Twilight Zone.”

From Lindsay Lohan's “Disney Housewives” to Andy Samberg’s “Lazy Sunday 2,” these were the sketches that made the cut. read more

Daniel Tosh and his writers are pretty funny guys. They are also willing to say almost anything on television, regardless of how un-PC, mean-spirited, or offensive it is. That makes Tosh.0, a show based on a somewhat dum...

The journalist is under investigation by D.C. police after displaying what appeared to be a 30-round ammunition clip on Sunday’s “Meet the Press.” read more

We kind of knew already that Mockingbird Lane was not going to series. That news broke earlier this year, followed by word that NBC would be airing the produced pilot for the Munsters reboot as a Halloween special, which...

Hulu posted their Top 5 Saturday Night Live sketches of 2012 and you can watch all of them ahead. They range from a drunk girl to a rap reprise and a funny spoof on the Real Housewives series.