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Louisa Mellor News Jun 23, 2014 Sin City and Gimme Shelter's Rosario Dawson has joined Marvel's Netflix Daredevil series...

Ron Hogan Review Jun 23, 2014 Ron is fully on board with Falling Skies' return. Here's his review of the season 4 opener...

"Sick In The Head" features chats with Mel Brooks, Louis C.K., Lena Dunham and others, and will benefit literacy charity 826LA.

An episode that torques the intensity.

One of our favorite new shows of 2013, Orphan Black deftly twines genres together like DNA strands, mixing a science fiction concept with a conspiracy thriller and imbuing it with dark comedy, suspense, action and every ...

Josh Groban hosts the American debut of the breakthrough Israel reality competition, in which viewers vote for contestants in real time via a smartphone/tablet app to raise an elaborate 70-foot Wall.

The BBC newsroom was filmed using a 360-degree camera set-up.

A last-second score delivers heartbreak for the U.S.

The ratings are in, and the cable network's latest drama is absolutely crushing. On Monday, TNT let fans know that The Last Ship has been the biggest cable drama to launch in the ratings in 2014 (at least so far). Click ...

Steven Soderbergh recently found success on television, directing last year's HBO movie Behind the Candelabra. The high-profile project garnered critical acclaim, and has also apparently prompted the prolific TV director...

Jenny Morrill Feature Jul 3, 2014 In cartoons, baddies always lose, and goodies always win. But why? It's just not fair. Jenny argues Skeletor should have won...

"Within the first three or four seconds, he blew me away," the ABC show's expert said of his favorite, rocker Jesse Kinch. "He killed it up there!"

Scorsone will return to reprise her "Private Practice" role of Dr. Amelia Shepherd, in part filling a hole left by original castmember Sandra Oh's departure.

Months of promotions pay off for the cable network, which sees the Michael Bay drama launch as the biggest new cable series of 2014.

The chef and TV personality, who isn't exactly running low on series, writes "I've decided to stop making the show."

The Revolutionary War drama, one of the network's two scripted launches for 2014, will return with 10 new episodes next year.

The CNN anchor paid roughly $4 million for the 18-room, 10,000 square-foot home.

The US studios still rule at the annual television market but continental content is gaining ground.

"They'll find out that I'm a smart ass!" the country chart-topper told THR of becoming more familiar with viewers. "I think humor fixes everything."

The network will make a 13-episode anthology series based on the 2009 film, with independent filmmakers Lodge Kerrigan and Amy Seimetz on board to write and direct.

The Sunday move for NBC's summer flagship is the dominant broadcast of the night, while the new singing competition gets a soft start.

Louisa Mellor Feature Jun 24, 2014 Utopia returns this July with a second series that promises to be stronger than the first. Its creative team discusses how it was made...