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Rob Leane Feature May 18, 2015 Powers - the comic book show from PlayStation, with Sharlto Copley - got off to a shaky start. Thankfully, it improved over time...

(All times Eastern)After nine weeks, it's down to the finalists -- Noah Galloway and Sharna Burgess, Riker Lynch and Allison Holker, Rumer Willis and Valentin Chmerkovskiy -- on the first finals dance-off of "Dancing Wit...

Naturally, the stars are aligning for what is becoming a totally weird (and totally rad!) Netflix Christmas Special. Miley Cyrus, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph and George Clooney are among the celebrity cast, and Clooney rec...

Gillian Laub's documentary digs deep to expose the roots that have made segregated proms and other racial injustices possible.

Jon Hamm, January Jones, Christina Hendricks, Elisabeth Moss and creator Matthew Weiner are among those taking part in a panel discussion Sunday, hosted by the Television Academy.

Louisa Mellor Review May 17, 2015 BBC One fantasy drama Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell is a marvel, from its cast to its magnificent world-building...

Last night, the SNLmonologue showed that Louis C.K. brand of comedy you've either grown to love or hate. Watch as C.K. explores racism, the Middle East, and child molestation all in one bit.Click To

The series revolves around a fictional American pope who becomes the most conservative one the Vatican has ever seen.

One Twitter user called it the "unfunniest, most offensive 'SNL' monologue" ever.

The comedian played a shoemaker who had befriended some frisky, 'Fifty Shades'-esque elves.

The presidential candidate's summer plans are a bit different than most people's.

Where is the line between a honest depiction of violence and torture porn?

Ira Steve Behr talks to THR about the events of the penultimate episode and previews what to expect from the season finale.