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As the freshman season wraps up, Felicity returns to the field, and the deeper she goes, the "more emotionally involved" she gets, Rickards tells THR.

Some good news and some bad, for "Smash" fans. NBC's botched let's-make-a-musical drama, which the network's West Coast chief Bob Greenblatt originally began developing for Showtime, where its numbers would've earned it ...

With "Smash" the latest NBC primetime flotsam and jetsam, the search continues at the network for The Next Big Thing to help jack up its ratings. NBC's reality TV guru Paul Telegdy thinks it's "The Million Second Quiz" -...

The comedian appears on "Ellen," dressed in an outfit identical to the host's, and briefly takes over emcee duties.

To most people, Rob Van Winkle - a.k.a. Vanilla Ice - is best associated with his work as a 90s rapper and the artist responsible for "Ice Ice Baby," but those of us who watch the DIY channel regularly enough know the mu...

He will appear in a season three episode on the TV Land comedy.

The latest glimpse at the upcoming sixth season of True Blood gives us a look at a scene that should seem very familiar to those caught up through Season 5 of HBO's vampire drama. The above video gives us a peek at the f...

Smash's second season has been a mess, with the network splashing the show's sloppy plotlines onto different evenings hoping to find a slot that works. Unfortunately, while there has been no official axing of the series,...

THR follows the money and discovers an unstated reason the guilds weighed in with briefs opposing the new service.

Winter is coming over at HBO with Game of Thrones. Apparently, it's headed for The National Geographic Channel, too. The network announced on Wednesday it is putting together a brand new reality series set in the remote ...

Sunset Bronson Studios is the same site where "The Jazz Singer" was made, as well as TV shows including "Golden Girls" and "Judge Judy."

The cable channel president tells THR why he went to the mat to stay in business with the "Killing Lincoln" producer and why he'd love to air Showtime's "Homeland."

At a New York event before ad buyers, the company launches new initiatives including 24/7 competition show, "The Million Second Quiz."

The actor said he was informed of his character's demise "a week before" filming.

Meanwhile, the growing media company rolls out fresh content for "Fightland," its officially-launched digital channel covering all things MMA.

The "Mad Men" star will emcee the ESPN event July 17.

ABC Family's hit drama returns for a new season in June.

THR debuts two photos from Sunday's season four opener featuring Miss Piggy, Kermit the Frog and Fozzie Bear, as well as a preview of their original song.

A.J. Clemente, let go after cursing on air during his first day, chatted on "Today" and "Morning Joe" and is set to appear on the "Late Show."

THR has the first look at the trailer for the second season of Bravo's reality series.

A steady outing of the canceled "Ready for Love" pulls down NBC, giving CBS an advantage for the night.

NBC seems to be majorly hit or miss with their unscripted series. On one hand, singing competition The Voice is doing better than ever. But on the other hand, Ready for Love was cancelled after just a couple of episodes....