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The "X Factor" judge -- with pregnant lady-friend at his side -- spoke to THR at an exclusive screening of the Fox show's newly formatted elimination round.

The British Academy rule changes mean "House of Cards" will enter the running for a nomination slot; the organization also broadens other TV categories.

The Season 12 champ will unveil "Music Speaks" in February.

"Super Fun Night," written by and starring the Australian actress Rebel Wilson, is more daring than funny, while "We Are Men," starring Tony Shalhoub, is more gentle than snarky.     

Blair Underwood stars in the new "Ironside" on NBC, picking up where Raymond Burr left off in 1975.     

Daniel Radcliffe and Jon Hamm star in "A Young Doctor's Notebook," a new series set in the Russian countryside on the eve of the Revolution.     

A major character is going to be killed on the upcoming season of "The Simpsons." The Sun Times quotes executive producer Al Jean as saying: "I'll give you a clue that the actor playing the char...

The legendary TV producer's Eternal Vigilance Fund supports the People for the American Way organization.

Dan Fogelman's "Galavant" pilot will center on handsome Prince Galavant and his quest for revenge against the king who stole his one true love.

"Sunday Night Football," rising ratings for "The Voice" and several solid premieres give the Peacock its best performance in five years, while all networks tout the first round of Live+Three Day bumps.

The AMC series met its end with a Badfinger classic. "They were kind of like almost an ersatz Beatles," says Rundgren of the band.

Mr. Will has been contributing to ABC's Sunday political show "This Week" since 1981, when the host was David Brinkley.     

The New Orleans Pelicans forward, who teared up as he talked about his late girlfriend, also discussed how his faith is helping him deal with his loss.

UPDATED: The pundit heads to the cable news network after a long tenure as a panelist on "This Week."

The cartoon factory also plans a spinoff of "Life's a Zoo," which ran for two seasons on Hulu's Smosh channel.

After trying its hand at entrepreneurial competition with the short-lived "Crowd Rules," the cable network will air repeats of the ABC hit.

On Monday night, Kaley Cuoco cheered on her younger sister Briana during her audition on "The Voice." Briana wound up landing a position on Team Aguilera.

I love the way Gilligan is wearing a jacket that would essentially help him blend like a chameleon into the bland White home, and though he's brought it up elsewhere, his comparison of the end of the series to the end of...

The distributor has hired Peter Landesman to write an American version of the psychological thriller "Shkufim" (False Flag).

Executive producer Al Jean hints that a character portrayed by an Emmy winner will "pass away" in either season 25 or 26.

Execs from the international divisions of Sony, Turner and A&E met at the Rio Film Fest to discuss upcoming projects and needs.

The "X Factor"-filled Neon Lights trek kicks off in February.