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When you watch the AT&T commercials, it's hard to pay attention to the tall man sitting at the table. Unarguably, he is overshadowed by the cute kids. But little do we know, the man isn't just a st...

It's a big night for Big Brother.It's almost like the opposite of a double-eviction night, in that instead of two players walking out the door in one episode, one player was evicted and four had a chance to compete to co...

Earlier this week, we learned that a TV series based on the Rambo property was going into development, and that Sylvester Stallone was in talks to participate on some kind of creative level, and possibly to reprise the t...

UPDATED: The chef and former employee Lisa Jackson reached a settlement in the case that led the cook to admit she previously used the N-word.

Lew Wood, who marched with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., covered John F. Kennedy's assassination and was a news anchor for NBC's "Today" show during a distinguished broadcast career that began with the dawn of televis...

The nineties have come and gone and most of the GenXers have comfortably fallen into roles that include but are not limited to home ownership and parenting. Generation Y is comfortably in its twenties at this point, and ...

The BBC series "Silk," coming to "Masterpiece Mystery!" on PBS, sets up two lawyers hoping to "take silk," or earn the robes worn by the Queen's Counsel.

As the carriage-dispute blackout continues, efforts are being made to allow subscribers to access the broadcast network.

Saturday Night Live has gone through many transitional seasons over the years, trying out new casts and new ideas. The process of building featured players into Not Ready for Primetime Players has been in play for years,...

The ESPN chief is forced to once again defend the network's journalistic integrity after pulling out of an NFL concussion crisis investigation with PBS' "Frontline."

The automaker will highlight its Chevrolet brand during the 2014 football championship after walking away from the 2013 game due to steep commercial prices.

Actress Emma Fitzpatrick will appear in an upcoming season four episode.

Bailey Buntain and "American Idol's" Katie Stevens will be joined by Rita Volk and Michael Willett in the half-hour pilot "Faking It."

Spelling will star in "Mystery Girls," while "Work Mom" hails from "Bunheads" duo Grant Levy and Dominik Rothbard. "Young & Hungry" is from EP Ashley Tisdale and Eric and Kim Tannenbaum.

During a six week test run on six Fox stations, "Kris" started strong, dipped and rebounded, with a big final day thanks to a visit from Kanye West and the first public photo of North West.

The 50th anniversary of the March on Washington isn't until next Wednesday -- and while a slew of channels will broadcast the occasion and President Obama's speech at the Lincoln Memorial, there's a slate of pre-programm...

The network also won the new program, honor for detective series "Broadchurch."

Emmy nominee Kyle Cooper explains his goal with the creepy intro: "If you can make a title sequence that elicits an emotional reaction, that's a successful title sequence."

Black will play the uncle to Alexis Bledel's charater, a simple man who has taken on the role of the family protector, in the midseason comedy also starring Jason Ritter.

"Silk," a "Masterpiece Mystery!" series beginning Sunday night on PBS, tracks, Martha Costello, a sharp-witted defense barrister in London portrayed by a crackling Maxine Peake.

UPDATED: He'll co-star opposite Carrie Underwood in the Dec. 5 special.

UPDATED: After a summer test run in late night, the show will continue to air on TVGN through the end of this year with barter sales to local stations beginning immediately.