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"The Minority Report" host becomes the latest black lead on the small screen, joining a rapidly growing roster of talent on newly ordered primetime series.

The Emmy-winning "Colbert Report" will be succeeded by "The Minority Report," starring Larry Wilmore, a performer who has been a regular on "The Daily Show."

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Let's all give a big round of welcoming applause to The Daily Show's Senior Black Correspondent Larry Wilmore, who will host the half-eponymous news panel series The Minority Report with Larry Wilmore. Click To

The comedy will wrap its run with its third season on the cable network after moving from ABC.

The Jason Katims family drama will return for an abbreviated run after coming to terms with its ensemble cast.

The drama starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers will not be back for a second run.

"Fresh Off the Boat" and "Cristela" bring the network's comedy orders to six -- up one from last year.

With 20 returning series and eight new shows for 2014-15, the network also dropped rookies "Hostages," "Friends With Better Lives" and "Bad Teacher."

A dipping "Shark Tank" wins another Friday, and "Grimm" holds steady.

A summer spent as an extra in movies and television shows was supposed to be rejuvenating. It was often anything but.

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Following prolonged negotiations, the country music drama will return for another run.

Comedy Central isn't wasting any time -- "Daily Show" correspondent Larry Wilmore will take over Stephen Colbert's time slot in 2015 the network announced Friday night. "The Minority Report with Larry Wilmore" created an...

Taryn Hillin alleges that executive producer Evan Rosenblum created a hostile work environment for women, telling her "you're f---ing shit" and "don't be a girl."

He also did the theme music for the James Earl Jones series "Gabriel's Fire" and worked on such films as "Red Rock West" and "Steal Big Steal Little."

A celebratory feast is in order as Hannibal has been renewed for a third season. After all, it would have been rather rude of NBC to cancel the best drama on network television. Bryan Fuller's series based on the iconic ...

The past few years of horror's televised resurgence have given us the tension-stuffed realism of NBC's Hannibal and the absurdist camp of FX's American Horror Story, and after watching the first two episodes of Showtime'...

Larry Wilmore will host a new weeknight show, "The Minority Report With Larry Wilmore," set to premiere in January.

The two attempt a serious conversation about the future, but it doesn't quite work out in a first look at Sunday's penultimate episode.

Documentaries don't come more disturbing than this examination of the confrontation between the police and the radical group MOVE in Philadelphia.

A new niche for horror TV, this time with a literary bent, in Victorian England, on Showtime. The first episode is free online.