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"I wanted their arrangements to be theirs [and] there are a couple I'm really excited about," the season seven victor tells THR.

British actor Tom Ellis headlines the network's next scripted series about a cocky L.A. on-call doctor driven by Hollywood money.

Following the comedian's revelation that he won't be doing CBS' "The Late Show" as his conservative character, THR offers a look at what the real Stephen Colbert is like.

The Canadian pubcaster said it is cancelling "Battle of the Blades" as it looks to balance its books with another round of job and programming cuts.

Brian Williams hosts "108 Hours: Inside the Hunt for the Boston Marathon Bombers" (NBC at 8 p.m.), a breakdown of the time that elapsed between the bombing and capture of the second suspect. RETURNING SHOW: On the Season...

Spoilers ahead if you're not caught up on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. through "Turn, Turn, Turn." Factoring in the way this week's "Turn, Turn, Turn," left off and this whole mess with Hydra, there's plenty of reason to hope ...

Universal Sports has aired the race for the past four years and was on the scene during last year's fatal bomb blasts; "We want to convey the message that this is a living memorial," said svp of production Dean Walker, o...

Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel reunite in the upcoming comedy.

The three-time competitor and winner of "Survivor: Micronesia" shares her insights into the CBS show every week on THR.com.

Though the series has been in production, a key bit of casting news for Ronald D. Moore's Outlander adaptation is only just being announced. Starz put the word out today that Steven Cree has signed on to play the role of...

The star, who was honored by the Museum of the Moving Image, spoke to THR about his ongoing belief in digital distribution, and "House of Cards" colleagues Dana Brunetti and Beau Willimon shared what it's like to work wi...

The comedian says that his faux conservative Comedy Central character won't travel to the "Late Show."

The network's choice for David Letterman's replacement is a huge bid for adults 18-49 -- and a blow to Comedy Central's years-long dominance.

The "Deal With It" host will create and exec produce scripted and unscripted TV and digital projects for the "American Idol" owner.

"CBS has just declared war on the heartland of America," the radio host remarked of David Letterman's replacement.

The NBC procedural improves, while CBS' lineup leads the night against a steady "American Idol."

With survivalist themes, social experimentation and even zombies, a new wave of reality formats are taking their lead from dystopian science fiction.

"The Colbert Report" host will be taking over David Letterman's desk on CBS' "The Late Show" next year.

The Comedy Central stalwart will replace David Letterman as host of CBS' "Late Show," but before he does, THR looks back at some of the comedian's most memorable segments from his eponymous show.

Conrad Green will exit the ABC staple following its current 18th season and join the Fox social experiment alongside Jon Kroll.

Stephen Colbert will succeed David Letterman as host of "Late Show," CBS's flagship late-night franchise, when Mr. Letterman retires next year, the network announced Thursday.

Some networks take months to examine all the angles and come up with a long-term plan to fill a timeslot or replace a departing star, but CBS prefers to pick a lane and respond quickly. So, just a week after beloved late...