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"I think falling is the funniest thing," she explained on the 'Graham Norton Show.'

Kaci Ferrell Review Jun 7, 2015 In this week's episode of Orphan Black, virtually everyone betrays somebody else, and poor Scott just can't catch a break...

"When we say no [to a job that doesn't meet safety parameters], it's [often] still happening," PictorVision's Tom Hallman said at Cine Gear Expo.

With new original series being released seemingly every week, and original movies on the way, Netflix has begun to create a massive enterprise that has a loud and important voice in the TV and film community. The streami...

Patrick J. Adams stepped into the role of Joey while original star Kerr Smith finally had a chance to have a role in the pilot -- as Jen.

The popular sitcom Cheers went off the air in 1993. The 1970's family series The Brady Bunch had two movie adaptations, the second of which was way back in 1996. Apparently the remake clock just went off on both shows.Cl...

THR's at-a-glance look at the week in representation news.

The mad geniuses behind "The Bachelorette" (ABC at 8 p.m.) ask Kaitlyn and the guys to head to New York City to meet with Doug E. Fresh, who will try (and probably fail) to teach the bachelors how to rap. For a little Br...

Yesterday, a Gilmore Girls reunion panel was hosted at ATX Television Festival and all of the major cast members came out to celebrate. Looking back at their time on the cult-followed series, many of the celebrities atte...

The series' creators and cast tease more battles between Violet and Isobel in the upcoming sixth and final season.

He earned a four-chair turn during his season-eight audition performance, which aired earlier this year on NBC.

Creator Amy Sherman-Palladino was joined by series stars including Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel in the closing-night panel at the fourth annual ATX Television Festival.

THR was on hand in Edmonton as performances by Tegan and Sara and Sarah McLachlan helped turn attention away from world soccer's crisis-wracked leadership.

"The truth is: 'The Voice' cleaned our clock," Reid said.