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"Nerds, we got a show!" Wil Wheaton exclaimed Tuesday night at the beginning of his new talk show, "The Wil Wheaton Project." The half-hour series, which will air 12 episodes on Syfy, featured Wheaton hosting what's easi...

"Dateline NBC" (NBC at 8 p.m.) investigates the story of Leslie and Fred Mueller. The couple were married for nearly 27 years, but after a weekend away at their cabin in Utah, Leslie was found dead and her husband was a ...

Throughout Breaking Bad‘s five-season run, drug kingpin Walter White got himself out of a lot of tight, seemingly hopeless situations. But did he cheat death? Star Bryan Cranston says maybe. RELATED | TCA Awards: Break...

Morgan Spurlock has explored topics ranging from fast food to the prison system, now the hands on documentarian is taking on sin. Each episode of the seven episode Morgan Spurlock’s 7 Deadly Sins will examine one sin w...

Marilyn Manson is kind of a strange guy. Like other celebrity weirdos, he likes to get up to a lot of interesting nonsense, and over the past few years, he's begun to try his hand at acting, popping up in both dramas and...

Hell on Wheels is back on the trail for a fourth season of western goodness on AMC beginning Saturday, August 2nd at 9PM ET/PT. The 13 episode season will be split into two parts, with the first 10 episodes airing straig...

The season premiere of Pretty Little Liars will find Alison coming face to face with “A” in New York — even if we still don’t know whose face that is. RELATED | Pretty Little Liars Season 5 Poster: Which Girl Is ...

The Wonder Years DVDs are coming soon! Of course, anyone with a real hankering for the Arnold family can find all six seasons of the 80s series on Netflix, but fans won't find the bonus features that are being teased onl...

What the former Fox entertainment chairman did right and wrong and whether he could have held on longer.

In 2012 the comic became the first Latina to receive top honors in NBC's annual Stand-Up diversity showcase.

It's a Wednesday night in March at DC Improv and famed TV producer Bill Lawrence is nervous. The man who has spent nearly two decades behind the camera for multiple hit shows he created ("Spin City," "Scrubs," "Cougar To...

Fox broadcasting's top executive will exit in June after nine years at the network.

"I think we've checked [broadcast] off the list," Reilly jokes in an interview with THR of his next act, which is more likely to include a cable or digital player.

Following up on the recently released poster for the seventh and final season of True Blood, HBO has released some details about the first two episodes of the season, including the major threat that's headed for Bon Temp...

With the U.S. national team's most famous player off the roster, fans are getting fired up and tuning in; "We couldn't have bought this kind of attention for our World Cup coverage," Ley tells THR.

Fox’s Chairman of Entertainment Kevin Reilly is stepping down on the heels of a lackluster season, it was announced on Thursday. Reilly will depart his post, which he has held since 2012 (after joining Fox in 2007), by...

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Speaking exclusively to The Hollywood Reporter after he crashed the 2013 Grammys, the Ukrainian reporter said he tries "to entertain and to show a different emotion of celebrities ... I just think differently."

He joins the two-part adaptation of Anita Diamant's best-selling 1997 novel starring Rebecca Ferguson.

A successor has not yet been named. In the interim period, Reilly's senior executives will report to Peter Rice, chairman and CEO of Fox Networks Group.

Max Martini (Crisis, The Unit) is getting in the spy game. The actor will guest-star on Season 5 of Coverts Affairs as a former CIA operative, USA Network has announced. RELATED | Spoilers on Once, NCIS, Defiance, Fallin...

The former secretary of state and presumptive 2016 presidential candidate will sit down with both Bret Baier and Greta Van Susteren as she promotes her forthcoming book "Hard Choices."