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It's hard to believe that NBC's sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live is turning 40 this year. We've known for some time that the network is putting together a special featuring past and present cast members, hosts an...

And now, the end is near... But, despite the fact that American Horror Story: Freak Show had already killed off Ethel, Twisty, Meep, Dora, Regina, Gloria, Ma Petite and Dell -- and then some! -- it still managed to scare...

The second half of Season 5 is going to be bringing us a lot of new faces, which is good considering the amount of characters they've managed to kill off in the previous episodes. Now Season 5 has added this mystery char...

It's the British 'Bates Motel' star's first U.S. agency

(All times Eastern.)Making its premiere in a new time slot, "Constantine" (NBC at 8 p.m.) has John risking his life by summoning a demon into himself in order to fend off a vicious attack.SERIES PREMIERE: In the new come...

Fox has been having a pretty lackluster TV season thus far. While Gotham has made a positive dent in the network's less-than-impressive ratings, the network hasn't had a ton of luck with freshman dramas or comedies. And ...

INXS sang that every single one of us has a devil inside, and boy, does John Constantine know it. This Friday’s episode of NBC’s Constantine (8/7c) finds the self-proclaimed master of the dark arts inhabited by a dem...

The cable network's first scripted series officially bows in March.

The NBC sportscaster, plugging the Super Bowl, talks about concussions, a L.A. team and covering the league's off-field woes over the past four months.

In addition to the network now called HSN, which grew out of a shopping feature on a Florida cable station, Mr. Paxson founded the broadcast network Ion.

One of the most interesting tidbits to come out of that nasty Sony hack late last year was the possibility of Sony and Marvel working out some sort of deal for Spider-Man to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. No really,...

The Price Is Right flubs often happen when contestants have no idea how to wager on the products offered by a TV series. However, recently, announcer George Gray fell off of a treadmill while trying to explain a product ...

Why can't chatty Charlie just stop talking?

"A self-contained, episodic kind of show had a time in American pop culture," says the 'Burn Notice' creator. "I wouldn't say it's past, but it's become a [broadcast] network thing."

For his efforts to advance LGBT equality.

Talk about a Wu’d awakening. Sgt. Drew Wu, the last of Grimm‘s regular characters to be in the dark about Wesen, had an epiphany of sorts at the end of the midseason finale. He ran into a chupacabra, he then consider...

Eliza Coupe just can't catch a break. The actress nabbed a role in USA's Benched, which seems like good news, right? Unfortunately, today the network has decided to cancel Bench after just one season. Talk about ending t...

The studio has made overtures to Jake Gyllenhaal to replace Hardy but it's unclear if the "Nightcrawler" actor will be able to take on the movie.

The bad news: Clarke’s still not out of the woods when The 100 returns Wednesday (The CW, 9/8c). The good news: Apparently, neither is Finn! With the sting of death still… well, stinging, Clarke is basically a shell ...

Can we get a toast to "American Horror Story: Freak Show"? After a seemingly aimless middle part of the season, it does, in fact, seem like the show is on track to go out strong, as dubious as that prospect seemed going ...

A ruling by the 9th Circuit pertaining to MLB's antitrust exemption could be good news for professional baseball and its broadcast partners

Laverne McKinnon joins her production company Denver & Delilah as head of scripted.