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NBC's loss is HBO's gain. Gillian Jacobs, who starred in the unfortunately-cancelled NBC comedy Community is set to play a role in HBO's comedy Girls for its fourth season, which is expected to air on the premium cable c...

The reality star delivered an Easter sermon in which called homosexuality a sin and blasted his critics.

The Tony-winning actor will recur as William Masters' brother, Frank.

The week ahead at the movies and on TV

It helps to be the will-they-won't-they couple of the season: Olympic champion ice dancer Meryl Davis and pro dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy -- whose sizzling chemistry on and off the dance floor became the show's favorite t...

The "America's News HQ" co-anchor was taken into custody at a bar and grill at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport after police were called to deal with an intoxicated man.

Has there been a same-sex wedding on television with as much anticipation as Mitch and Cam's nuptials on "Modern Family"? The drum has been beating louder and louder over the last couple of years for the frequently squab...

The sports network unveiled the high-tech, one-of-a-kind Digital Center 2 at their Bristol, Conn., campus, which ESPN president John Skipper described as "future-proofed."

Angela Bassett's better known as an actor than she is as a director, but it looks like she'll be taking some time out from in front of the camera to helm a TV movie based on the life of Whitney Houston. Lifetime announce...

To kick off a generally underwhelming night of television, the two-night miniseries "Labyrinth" (CW at 8 p.m.) concludes with, hopefully, the labyrinth back to its original, untouched state. Presented as one of Keith Mor...

She'll host a new series for the cabler, with her production company Underman/Omegagirl also signing a first-look pact with the NBCUniversal-owned network.

The original telepic "Whitney Houston" focuses on the late singer's tumultuous relationship with Bobby Brown.

The updated look will launch across all platforms worldwide Friday.

"I want to do something crazy," he told reporters after his victory.

"South of Hell" will premier in 2015 and marks the female-skewing cable network's second original drama series.

From Left Bank Pictures, "The Crown" series is inspired by Morgan's play "The Audience."

The 1983 tech drama premieres Sunday, June 1.

The interview is set to air on "Nightly News" on May 28.

The cable network will begin airing an edited version of the Starz drama June 26.

Oberyn has his work cut out for him as he faces off against the worse Clegane brother.

The once-scorching hot "American Idol" has been flailing in the ratings for a while, but it became embarrassingly evident this week -- the first part of the Season 13 finale on Tuesday night attracted only 6.6 million vi...

The Pilot Showcase, according to Variety, will host 50 produced pilots that weren't picked up to series, and since the shows will have Hulu-like advertising breaks, this will serve as a way for producers and studios to m...