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A New York man is charged with threatening to reveal "true and damning" statements about Deen if he didn't get $250,000.

Josh Fox's "Gasland" movies grew out of a company's effort to pay him for exploration rights to his land, which lies above the Marcellus Shale formation.

The 4th of July is not a popular evening for television. People are busy picnicking or barbecuing, swimming and going to fireworks shows. If none of those activities are available, people are often busy taking a day off ...

Think being a sidekick is easy? Try being an unemployed one. Michael J. Weithorn and Rob Benedict's new short The Sidekick explores such a scenario through the story of 40-year-old career sidekick, Max McCabe - played by...

The "Much Ado About Nothing" star will appear in an episode of the new season.

We've known for a while that G4, a network that rose to prominence for video game reviews and Olivia Munn, is rebranding its image. The official switchover from G4 to The Esquire Network will occur on September 23, 2013 ...

The first episode of "Endeavour" involves a dead secretary and doctor, a series of post office robberies and the reading of "Lady of Shalott" to a suspect.

Fans of the Fox competition did not take kindly to two contestants getting the boot at the top of the hour.

While we are all counting down the days until Game of Thrones hopefully announces a 2013 Comic Con panel, today some even more excellent news just washed ashore. Apparently, "Blackwater" director Neil Marshall will be re...

In "The Bridge," the new FX crime drama, a murder scene is investigated amid cross-cultural themes and tensions.

For the last decade or so, Fox has relied heavily on Seth MacFarlane, creator of "Family Guy" to fill out its Sunday-night lineup.

A new incarnation of Batman will arrive when the Cartoon Network introduces "Beware the Batman" as part of its DC Nation, a group of shows based on DC Comics.

The road to victory for the man nicknamed "Jaws," who broke a world record on Thursday by eating 69 Nathan's hotdogs in 10 minutes, was paved in blood, sweat, vomit, tears and milk.

The expanded NBC telecast wins Thursday night against slim competition from the other networks.

In Derek Waters's "Drunk History" on Comedy Central, actors like Jack Black and Owen Wilson re-enact historical accounts as described by inebriated narrators.

As Rick and company prepare for their attack, Negan makes a surprise visit to their compound.

The real estate mogul talks to THR about playing a fictionalized version of herself in Sunday's episode of the Lifetime series.

It's Friday, which - for Under the Dome - means the latest episode of the series is up on Amazon and available for free streaming for Amazon Prime subscribers. So if you haven't seen Episode 2 ("The Fire") yet, and you'r...

"Why isn't George R.R. Martin on Twitter?" "Because he killed all 140 characters." That's probably the silliest but best joke I've heard about Game of Thrones, the show that has trumped seemingly every other form of ente...

The "Saturday Night Live" star and future "Late Night" host recently popped the question.

The live lecture included material that media regulator Ofcom says "was likely to encourage or incite the commission of crime or to lead to disorder."

After recent news of the shutdown of ESPN 3D, the U.K. public broadcaster also cites slow consumer adoption of the technology.