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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 ...

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...

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.

Kevin Reilly, who has been in his position for seven years, will leave at the end of next month.

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.

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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.

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."

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't at least partly suspicious that FX's upcoming horror series The Strain wasn't just some elaborate social media prank, considering the abundance of creepy footage-free teasers that have bee...

The team behind ABC's upcoming singing competition -- which will air live in most of the country -- tells THR about the "fail-safe" in the show's real-time voting, which will include separate tallies from the West Coast....

The musician will recur on the upcoming seventh season of the FX drama.

With the noncompetition category being split in two and "Duck Dynasty" holding steady as unscripted TV's biggest ratings hit, the genre's showing at the Emmys just may upend everything expected.

The Fox competition still sheds some from last year's premiere, while Brian Williams' interview with Edward Snowden tops the 10 p.m. hour.

The actress on the burdens of representing the transgender community, both on-screen and off.

Producers aim to get Ms. Moss to play Heidi in a Broadway revival of Wendy Wasserstein play, which won a Tony and a Pulitzer Prize.

When ABC announced that prosecutor Andi Dorfman was going to be this season's "Bachelorette," it was a logical move: She was by far the most interesting runner-up from last season of "The Bachelor," and made lots of fans...