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This iteration of 12 Monkeys has come together surprisingly quickly for an idea that sounds absolutely terrible in theory. Universal Cable Productions and Atlas Entertainment (who produced Terry Gilliam's 1995 film) were...

There have been plenty of reactions to the initial announcement, with fans and other late night hosts alike being affected by the veteran host's big news, but none has been more fitting than Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Sh...

If you weren't impressed with the ultimate ending you may be in luck. According to Bays, the upcoming DVD release for the series will feature an alternate ending that was almost chosen for the series. Click To

In "Love Life," the heartthrob reveals how Les Moonves talked him out of starring in "Grey's Anatomy" and how he blew a chance to hook up with Madonna.

If you've seen Captain America: The Winter Soldier then you know that it has massive implications for the future of Marvel's television show Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. Actually, that's kind of an understatement. The truth i...

A Matthew Perry-starring "Odd Couple," "kid Batman" and an "NCIS" spinoff are among the shows likely to garner attention at the international TV marketplace, kicking off Monday in Cannes.

Malachy Wienges offers a primer on who and what is behind these accolades, set for June.

Two-day sales bazaar in Cannes opens doors to global nonfiction buyers, sellers and producers.

The Revolutionary War-based 'Turn' on AMC is an old-fashioned historical action drama. Jamie Bell stars as Abe Woodhull of the Culper spy ring.Slowly they return, the clean-shaven, square-jawed heroes of yore, displaced ...

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The "Tonight Show" host takes a page out of Letterman's playbook.

The cable distributor says its terms are fair and claims DirecTV isn't negotiating just over money.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Nancy Pelosi compare notes on how they both scaled the heights of their male-dominated professions.     

Following word that Lifetime plans to air the Flowers in the Attic sequel Petals on the Wind this Memorial Day weekend, the network has released an official synopsis that gives us a better idea of the plot of the TV movi...

David Letterman's surprise announcement Thursday that he will vacate CBS's "Late Show" chair sometime in 2015 once again sets in motion a favorite American guessing-game about the future of late-night television.

A federal appeals court revives claims that Schultz stiffed the man who helped get him into television.

An author of a bill to expand a program to stem runaway production says he is consulting with his colleagues and L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti on amending a pending law.

It is now officially the most coveted job in television: successor to David Letterman. Let the maneuvering begin.     

Not all redcoats were alike, and neither were all patriots. Some were spies for the revolutionary cause, like the characters in "Turn," new on AMC.