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The "Dawson's Creek" alum (and original Barry Allen) will recur on The CW's "Arrow" spinoff.

Louisa Mellor News May 27, 2014 Spartacus showrunner Steven DeKnight has replaced Drew Goddard on the Netflix Daredevil series...

UPDATED: The move combines development and current, elevating Pearlena Igbokwe and Vernon Sanders, as the comedy development exec exits after several troubled years on the sitcom front.

Syfy may not always have the best eye for original content, but the network sure knows how to replicate a successful venture. This time, they've taken an idea from Discovery's playbook and are using the concept behind th...

UPDATED: He is promoted to the new position following the death of Lucy Hood.

Telecast from the Monte Carlo Sporting Club in Monaco, the "World Music Awards" (NBC at 8 p.m.) honors excellence in music and best-selling recording artists, with Mariah Carey, Miley Cyrus, Jason Derulo, Fall Out Boy, F...

Something greater than ourselves: Great TV.

This Friday, the drama Crossbones will wash ashore on NBC, anchored by a truly stellar performance from the Emmy-winning thesp John Malkovich as the legendary Blackbeard. Chance are you'll spend the entirety of the show ...

The follow-up to January's "Flowers in the Attic" takes a hit compared to its predecessor, still posting very good numbers for a telepic and making more follow-ups very likely.

A company that produces soccer balls for professional leagues around the globe may go forward in its multimillion dollar libel lawsuit that claims HBO perpetrated a hoax on its viewers.

The AIDS drama, from Ryan Murphy and based on Larry Kramer's acclaimed 1985 play, aired on Sunday of the holiday weekend.

Two new documentaries, "D-Day's Sunken Secrets" and "America's Secret D-Day Disaster," feature veterans recalling the invasion as well as a rehearsal operation staged by the military.

Feature writer David Kajganich will pen the script for "Open City," which comes as HBO has found critical success with its adaptation of "The Normal Heart."

The outdoor advertisements and bus wrap-arounds, which went up in Los Angeles earlier in May, are part of a guerrilla campaign for "Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars."

The network takes a page from Discovery's Shark Week and has set an entire week of programming ahead of the sequel debut.

The actor discusses how he learned his character's fate and what went into filming that scene.

The first project will be a drama adaptation of "The Alienist."

The AMC drama wraps its short run in line with the previous week, as lifts in time-shifting help compensate for smaller same-day ratings during its seventh season.

"I've been having this dream. It's the same one, over and over. It's about my son. He says to me, 'We're gone, Daddy, and all the people who stayed, they're asleep.' Time to wake up now." Following up on the intense and ...

The lifestyle cable network, formerly Bio, readies for its July 8 launch date with first looks at series "Married at First Sight," "The Feed," "Tiny House Nation" and more.

"The Good Wife," "Breaking Bad" and "Game of Thrones" are other top nominees for the annual awards show.

Creator Nic Pizzolatto hinted that season two will feature "three leads" and be set in California.