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Bryan Zuriff says in court papers he is back to work on the Showtime series after briefly resigning to protect it from negative publicity as he faces a year in prison for his role in an online gambling ring tied to the R...

National Geographic's latest scripted foray, and second collaboration with Bill O'Reilly, falls short of a network record against substantial competition from the NFL and "The Walking Dead."

Steven Moffat, showrunner of the global BBC hit, also discusses the cult show and its future.

Mama Lorna’s none too pleased with her son’s laissez-faire attitude toward fatherhood on Sean Saves the World this Thursday (NBC, 9/8c). Sean’s old lady silently judges his lax parenting after he lets “[his] perf...

The actor, best known for his role as Lane Pryce on the AMC drama, married his fiancée on Saturday in Miami.

The Mikaelson clan’s centuries-long lifespan shows no signs of ending: The CW has picked up Vampire Diaries spin-off The Originals for a full season. Additionally, the network has also extended back-nine orders to its ...

The years 1897 to 1940 are chronicled in the latest installment of "The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross" (PBS at 8 p.m.). The migration of African Americans from the South to the North and West, the Harlem Renais...

There are many, many hot things Charlie Bewley’s Charles Wentworth does in this exclusive clip from Wednesday’s Nashville (ABC, 10/9c). Let’s list them. The married media magnate shows up unexpectedly backstage at ...

Bones is sending Booth and Brennan a belated wedding present in early 2014 -- and it’s fair to say this particularly item was not on their registry. TVLine has learned exclusively that an early 2014 episode of the Frid...

And the plot thickens! This week's Witches of East End fell back on the inevitable flashback episode, with Ingrid eating magical brownie in order to remember where and who she was in a family photo from 1906. There, we s...

The cable group has promoted the longtime employee to executive vp corporate communications.

Things are looking quite grim for Agent Coulson as Episode 7 of ABC’s Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. gets underway this Tuesday at 8/7c — and we’ve got your first look at the twisty opening two minutes. RELATED ...

Last night, I was lucky enough to join other Sons of Anarchy fans at the Paramount Theater in Asbury Park, NJ for a fundraiser benefiting victims of Hurricane Sandy. The event grew out of the Sons of Anarchy Viewership C...

Bones is finally making the move to Fridays at 8/7c this week after years of dodging the oft-stigmatized night. But executive producer Stephen Nathan isn’t fretting about the show’s new home. “Thankfully, this has ...

HBO's latest series, Looking, has sprung forth its initial promotional materials onto the Internet, and well: get ready for a bunch of comparisons to Sex and the City and Girls because most of the Internet is wildly unor...

You might just blue yourselves over this casting news, Community fans: David Cross is making his way to Greendale. The Arrested Development fave will guest-star in the NBC comedy’s upcoming fifth season, Vulture report...

True Blood‘s Stephen Moyer will really be sinking his teeth into the show’s Season 7 premiere -- and not just because it’s the first of the HBO hit’s final 10 episodes ever. Moyer will step behind the camera to d...

To the writers and producers of Boardwalk Empire, please don’t give me a season full of outstanding performances episode after episode by Michael K. Williams as Chalky White only to have us lose him. In fact, can we ju...

The season five standout and "Dancing With The Stars" champ gets personal on her just-released album.

Mablean Ephriam, a former Los Angeles prosecuting attorney who's starred in Tyler Perry's "Madea" movies, presided over the syndicated legal show from 1999-2006.

The series, which features "Glee's" Jonathan Groff, premieres Jan. 19.

A San Francisco judge certifies a class action that could change the face of televised collegiate sports.