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Two trends - higher ticket prices and aging superstars - tempered the upbeat data about the concert business.

The Season 10 alum kicked off the NBC show's second episode Sunday morning with a performance of her song, "Oh, My!"

Despite a four-month hiatus between Revolution's winter finale and spring return, NBC has done a great job of keeping the network's popular freshman drama at the forefront, marketing often via outlets like Facebook and T...

The network chairmain tells THR that Bryan Fuller's attempt "didn't get the right mix."

His decision to leave the channel comes a few days after Al Jazeera took control of Current TV. Later this year, the Qatar-owned broadcaster plans to turn the channel into an Americanized version of the international new...

There's a lot of good that can be said of HBO's Enlightened. Filled with a ton of awkwardly played comedic performances and plenty of gut-wrenchingly awful individuals, the series is not for the faint-hearted, but Mike W...

With the serial killer drama "Hannibal" on tap for later this year, NBC Entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt warns against making "the leap that a show about serial killers has caused violence in our country."

Greenblatt and his fellow executives addressed such topics as Donald Trump's controversies, "Up All Night's" changes and "Revolution's" long hiatus on Sunday at TCA.

Executive producer Eric Kripke calls the second half of season one "bigger," "better" and "more exciting." Plus, NBC releases a new trailer.

Early returns give the network's last NFL game of the year a massive 26 million viewers.

"Historical fantasy" would probably be a fair description for Starz' Spartacus, so it seems only fitting that the next new series for the premium cable network would be described as such bit its own creator David S. Goye...

The cast of the "all stars" edition also reveals at TCA that Trace Adkins changed the show "as we know it," and Gary Busey somehow compares his experience to a macaques monkey.

UPDATED: "I'm hopeful but I don't think he will be back," said NBC entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt.

"Deception's" Liz Heldens and Peter Elkoff will oversee the hourlong project in the vein of "Meatballs" and "Dazed and Confused."

The tentative agreement after 16 hours of marathon talks means TV hockey fans could be watching games as early as January 15.

How the breakout star (and daughter of David) turned "Girls" from a show about a trio to one about a quartet.

Spike TV hit it big with "The Joe Schmo Show" 10 years ago, and though the premise was thought to be unrepeatable, it's trying it again anyway.

"We're mocking what everybody is doing" especially Bravo's "Real Housewives," says Hart.

Of the 19 living White House chiefs of staff interviewed by filmmakers Gedeon and Jules Naudet ("9/11") and exec producer/former ABC News guy Chris Whipple, for their Discovery Channel program "The Presidents' Gatekeeper...

She becomes the latest departure on the sophomore comedy, which is being revamped as a multicamera effort.

The "Lost" star, making his unscripted debut with "Wild Things," tells the TCA crowd that he's encouraging viewers to follow his lead.

Bill Cosby and onscreen daughter Tempestt Bledsoe recall shooting the pilot for their TV classic and making arrangements for the actress to attend college.