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This eight-part series on the National Geographic Channel begins on Monday with episodes about Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, and the Wright brothers and Glenn Curtiss.

(All times Eastern) RETURNING SHOW: The 12th season of "So You Think You Can Dance" (Fox at 8 p.m.) begins with hopefuls in Dallas and Memphis auditioning for the judging panel of Paula Abdul, Nigel Lythgoe and Jason Der...

The 'Nightly News' anchor is currently serving out his six-month suspension.

"I'm also having to uncover the next layer of the onion," said Jeff Beal at the Krakow Film Music Festival.

This summer series based on the Ray Bradbury short story "Zero Hour" features invaders capable of manipulating electricity and snatching a fighter jet out of the sky.

A fictitious show about making a reality show, "UnREAL" unrelentingly asks questions about a format that blurs the line between fiction and reality.

Not sure if you've heard, but China is big business. The nation has become a massive market for western products and for western media. For these reasons it's not surprising that Agents of SHIELD stars are doing commerci...

The WWE loves to bring "mainstream" attention to themselves by working with actors, athletes, and other artists. Every once in a while however they actually get in the ring for a match with a major superstar. Stephen Ame...

Perry spoke with Ava DuVernay on the second day of the Producers Guild of America's annual conference on the Paramount lot.

The awards show for the first time aired live on A&E.

The world's most adorable goofball has been playing up his lovable sense of humor any instance he gets lately. And this time around, Pratt joined a few other stars on the BBC talk show The Graham Norton Show, and when pr...

Ross Ulbricht, the convicted creator and operator of online illegal drug market Silk Road, isn't a "known entity" in the film, Winter says, adding, "He's like a Rorschach test. Because so little is known about him, every...

"I'm going to miss being in the middle of things," the CBS News mainstay said Sunday during his final broadcast.

"I never really thought about competition," he says of his move from 3 a.m. "My competition for 'Red Eye' was sleep."

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The showrunner talks with THR about deviating from Diana Gabaldon's best-sellers in the season finale and how that will jumpstart season two.

Topics also included international production and crowdfunding, during a Q&A on Saturday at the PGA's annual conference.