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"Alex and Owen can bond over their rough childhoods, their rough histories and Sean feels left out in that," the actor tells THR. read more

Looking ahead at the fourth and final 4-episode season of The Big C, star John Benjamin Hickey describes it as "beautiful, heartbreaking and hilarious." All three words seem like fair adjectives to describe the Showtime ...

Memphis Beat's DJ Qualls is headed back to TNT, at least for an episode. The actor has been signed to play a guest starring role on TNT's drama Perception. He'll be helping Pierce crack a case involving an online social ...

The actress, who played scheming maid O'Brien, says the character was a "despicable human being." read more

Good improv never goes out of style, as evidenced by the existence of Whose Line is it Anyway, a comedy series that originated in the U.K. in the late 80s and was later adapted for the U.S. a decade later. The CW is brin...

He'll cover "You're All The World To Me" with Jayma Mays in the "Girls (and Boys) on Film" episode. read more

The mythic drama's gathering storm casts shadows on its key players, including Jon Snow (Kit Harington), Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) and Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage).

She joins Ridley Scott's drama pilot toplined by "Friday Night Lights" alum Kyle Chandler. read more

UPDATED: "The Talk's" Aisha Tyler will host the new iteration. read more

The former "CSI" star returns to the network after starring on the procedural for 12 seasons. read more

She'll play a financial guru in the political thriller/family drama starring Eloise Mumford and Patrick Fugit. read more

The six-episode series will bow in early 2014 as the network continues to bulk up its unscripted offerings. read more

“Smash,” which was buoyed by DVR ratings in its first season, isn’t getting as many eyeballs through delayed viewing this time around.

The Aussie actor calls his alter ego, warrior Ragnar, "courageous." read more

Ms. Franklin, an accomplished stage and film actress, was best known for playing Ann Romano, a divorced mother of two daughters, on television.

Jane Campion’s TV mini-series “Top of the Lake,” the first TV show to be screened at Sundance, was well-received — not surprising, given how TV watching is changing.

A 10-hour mini-series, “The Bible,” begins on Sunday on History and will rerun on Monday nights on Lifetime.

Bonnie Franklin was an accomplished stage performer before being tapped in the mid-1970s to portray Ann Romano, a divorced working mother with two teenage daughters, in Norman Lear's groundbreaking and provocative sitcom...

Pushing repeats of the outgoing comedy, "Law & Order" and an original "1600 Penn" to Saturday, the Cleveland station GM tells THR they wanted to give the actor due after he was left out of the "In Memoriam" segment. read...

The group posts a petition urging the Academy not to invite the "Family Guy" creator back next year. read more

The History channel mini-series “The Bible” puts the emphasis on moments of suffering rather than messages of joy.

She joins the legal thriller starring Charlie Cox and Jorge Garcia. read more