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Sometimes television accidentally presents illuminating, dismaying contrasts, and Lifetime and HBO have inadvertently combined to serve up a doozy.     

Could "X-Files" fans be treated to a movie trilogy? If stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson have their way, the answer is "yes."

Things are getting crazier during Barney and Robin's wedding weekend on "How I Met Your Mother" (CBS at 8). Robin feuds with her future in-laws, while Ted and Marshall have an argument about wedding-gift etiquette.

Just a couple of days ago, we reported that Star Wars Rebels, the brand new animated endeavor from Lucasfilm and Disney, would be appearing at New York Comic-Con. At the time, both companies promised fans would learn a l...

Sometimes when the wives are away, the guys like to ditch their supposed football game and show off their moves with a good old fashioned "boy dance party." What? That's not a thing? Well, Saturday Night Live's making a ...

With the fifth season of White Collar just around the corner, Fox Home Entertainment released White Collar: Season 4 on DVD this week, and provided Starpulse with an exclusive deleted scene from th...

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The Sunday Conversation: Education, independence and integrity are top priorities for the former CNN anchor.Former CNN anchor Soledad O'Brien turns teacher in Monday's installment of "Dream School," the Sundance Channel'...

Have you ever watched an episode of a procedural and felt as if that episode could use a little improvement? Hawaii Five-0 is looking for avid watchers who are wanting to get involved with the storytelling process. Over ...

Comic-Con is frequently a time to get fans pumped up about TV premieres as well as share some big news. With that in mind, it's no surprise that Teen Wolf kicked off its New York Comic-Con panel with a bang, announcing t...

The week ahead at the movies and on TV

The actor will make his hosting debut Oct. 26.

The actor played up his action hero cred and helped create a dance video that is likely to go viral.

The new showrunner breaks down the events of the season four premiere: "The characters all establish things we explore throughout this entire season."

"Retired at 35" alum Josh McDermitt will portray Eugene, a former science teacher in the series created by Robert Kirkman.