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Beginning sometime next week, Lester Holt will fill in for the "Nightly News" host.

The teaser focuses on the characters' reactions to learning of Sherlock's faked death.

With a full week of time-shifting now taken into account, the drama jumps a massive 88 percent in the targeted adults 18-49 demographic.

CBS stations in New York City, Los Angeles, Dallas-Fort Worth and elsewhere, reaching over 3 million homes, are being blacked out by the nation's second largest cable company.

The duo had previously starred in "This is the End" and "Pineapple Express."

The appointment, rumored for weeks, should help move forward the confirmation of Tom Wheeler as FCC chairman.

The Syfy film starring Tara Reid and Ian Ziering will have showings in 200 theaters around the country Friday.

The actor shared his memories of his late "Glee" castmate and how he's dealing with the news on Thursday night's "Conan."

Who's playing historical characters? Who's a witch? The cast and producers preview what to expect on the third season of the FX anthology.

Let's leave the beaten path for a moment and explore some worthy TV you won't necessarily find on your actual television.

The 12-second memorial card aired Thursday night ahead of a repeat episode of the Fox musical.

Comic Josh Wolf may not want to hear the word "shark" after next week, much less bump into one.

The actress most recently starred in the network's drama pilot "Reckless" opposite Patrick Fugit.

The Sunday afternoon broadcast will unveil Matt Smith's replacement as the Twelfth Time Lord.

Seth MacFarlane wasn't a bad choice, writes THR's Tim Goodman -- just a bold one that probably took the Academy out of its comfort zone for no good reason.

Creator/executive producer Kurt Sutter assured reporters that the big event in the Sept. 10 return "is the catalyst for our final act of our morality play."

TLC brings us an instant-history look at a real-life case involving Zumba and prostitution out of Kennebunk, Me.

The network topper notes during his turn before the TCA that while he'd like to see Netflix release its ratings, he can't force the service to since he isn't "the mayor of television."

David Carr and A. O. Scott talk about the sociopathic characters on television we love to hate and love to love.

Co-creator Jeff Schaffer says it's frustrating to not be able to tell people where the channel is but is confident they'll follow the comedy to its new home.

Last fall, FX was reportedly adapting the iconic Coen brothers film, Fargo, for the small screen. This came up way back in September of last year and as other network and cable projects made it to pilot and we failed to ...

The cast and co-creators of the FXX comedy talk about keeping the series alive past its tenth season: "I think at only 10 episodes a season, you really don't run the risk of burning out."