TV News

The Comedy Central host says he's unafraid of any criticism he may receive for going to bat for his Democratic Party-aligned sister Elizabeth. read more

Spoilers from "Separate Paths" ahead! It seems Spartacus is giving himself some down time away from war, at least for a little while. And that involves the company of a certain Roman, whose recent slave-status may be jus...

With peak bloom time around the corner — apparently between March 26 and March 30 — WETA re-airs “The Washington Cherry Blossoms: Beauty on the Basin” (WETA at 8 p.m.) to get Washingtonians in t...

The MTV BFFs take on the iconic sitcom roles in THR's new web series. read more

Casey Johnson and David Windsor will develop original projects under the two-year pact. read more

I never thought there might be a world where SharkÂ’s James Woods would get to be in a program with X-Men Origins: Wolverine actor Liev Schreiber and Jon Voight. However, Showtime has created that world with Ray Donov...

The Walking Dead wraps up its third season in just a couple of episodes, making way for a more refined era, that makes up for in style what it lacks in zombies and horror. Mad Men returns in just a few weeks and, followi...

The "Shark" alum will return to television with a recurring role in the Liev Schreiber drama. read more

The actress talks spring trends with THR at West Hollywood boutique Beckley. read more

Steve Kornacki, a Salon editor and co-host of “The Cycle” will take over “Up” on weekends.

The original drama sets network premiere records among adults 25-54 and adults 18-49, eclipsing last year's launch of "Longmire." read more

The author and journalist, who joined the network as a contributor in 2007, announced on Twitter that he was leaving in deference to new chief Jeff Zucker. read more

With Hayes moving to weeknights at 8 p.m., Kornacki will inherit his weekday morning program. read more

Two years after the HBO series launched, the sprawling cast -- Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage, Lena Headey and Kit Harington among them -- finally gather for a suitably epic celebration at the TCL Chinese Theatre.

An estimated 200,000 were on hand for the event, including many of the world's political and religious leaders. But film and music stars were absent. read more

In a sneak peek from the latest installment of "At the Monitors," Gad's overzealous nature over Winkler's presence gets the best of him. read more

The British filmmaker is developing a thriller, titled "Silk Road," in the vein of "The Prisoner," with Mythology's Bradley J. Fischer, Laeta Kalogridis and James Vanderbilt as executive producers. read more

The finale "is probably one of the most jam-packed episodes we've had all season," the actress tells THR. read more

The ABC competition, down 11 percent from last spring, still manages to outperform the recent "All-Stars" launch by 24 percent -- while "The Biggest Loser" grows in its finale. read more

The highly acclaimed TV veteran, 66, counts "Northern Exposure," "Homicide: Life on a Street," "Chicago Hope," "Rubicon" and "Brotherhood" among his other credits. read more

Executive producer Roth and the stars of the new Netflix/Gamount International Television mystery series will present the show at the international TV industry event. read more

Well, that can't be good! Doctor Who returns for the second half of its seventh series later this month, and will resume the introduction of the Doctor's new companion Clara Oswald (Jenna-Louise Coleman). What's her deal...