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The former "View" and "Today" host returns to daytime in 2014.

In one of his sinister (and fairly hokey) messages to the public, the unknown serial killer at the center of FX's addictive and moody new crime drama, "The Bridge," refers to dialectics, which sends the El Paso Police De...

The BBC One/Starz period drama has already made its debut in the U.K., but those of us on this side of the pond won't see The White Queen until it debuts on Starz in August. We're still in the promotional stage of the se...

The "Let's Make a Deal" host will reprise his role as Barney's brother, James, in the ninth run of the CBS comedy.

Marvel targets kids familiar with 'Avengers' and 'Spider-Man' cartoons with new cross-platform promotion to increase comic readership.

NBC's new show "Camp" is about a typical, all-American lakeside camp, with color wars and young, sex-obsessed counselors, but also a humane guiding ethos.

Michael Green will serve as writer/exec producer and showrunner on the project from 20th Television.

In his first small-screen deal, he'll develop new projects for the studio.

Jason George will segue from ABC's "Mistresses" to recur on the upcoming Lifetime drama.

Comedy Central's Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele will hold court over the Aug. 3 event at the Beverly Hilton.

"Moone Boy," which begins on Hulu on Wednesday, follows a 12-year-old Irish boy and his imaginary friend.

The actress opens up about her character on the FX serial killer drama, premiering Wednesday.

The "Newsroom" actress starts a dialogue about an addiction that touches most everybody with a Twitter or Instagram account -- the gratuitous self-portrait.

While ESPN and the BBC are ending 3D initiatives, the U.K. pay TV giant says its focus on big events and its role as both a content producer and distributor has made 3D work well for it.

Directors Ben Cotner and Ryan White have followed the legal team led by Ted Olson and David Boies as well as the four plaintiffs in the case for the past five years.

Producer Stan Brooks recalls how the screenwriter, who died July 3 at age 62, revealed his plans to become a woman: "I was hoping for Christie Brinkley; I fear I'm heading toward Bea Arthur."

HBO said the film's two directors have had exclusive access to the legal team that successfully argued the case against California's Proposition 8.

Sonar Entertainment and Tribeca Productions are developing the CIA drama, with Brad Furman set to direct.

The untitled entry will explore Nigel Tranter's William Wallace and Robert the Bruce historical books.

"News One Now" will air live weekday mornings starting in September.

The marketing association has added 12 members.

The publication, which is part of Berlusconi's media empire, aggregated a tongue-in-cheek New Yorker column where the report claimed that the Italian media tycoon is considering a political run in New York.