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If you're looking to get a job at Fox News, I guess now is as good a time as any, as the network has not only parted ways with Sarah Palin, but has apparently also given a rather un-fond farewell to longtime analyst Bob ...

If you are living on the West Coast, you may already know about the fires that have been ravaging Antioch in the San Francisco Bay Area. A local newscast was capturing footage from the prominent fires, and included users...

Beckel, who will depart the network, had not appeared on 'The Five' since February.

Last week, when Donald Trump first announced his intentions on running for President in 2016, it created several waves across the entertainment industry. One possibly unforeseen circumstance is that Univision has chosen ...

(All times Eastern)Directed by Liz Garbus, "What Happened, Miss Simone?" (Netflix) details the life and career of legendary musician and activist Nina Simone, using footage from Simone's performances, archived news repor...

Reggie Henke receive a development deal with Parallel Entertainment and YayBig.

Former co-chairman Amy Pascal's assistant made $300,000 a year, CEO Michael Lynton pursued other jobs and more notable findings from a new investigation.

"DailyMailTV," which is set to begin next year, will draw from the tabloid website's content. Dr. McGraw may appear on the show periodically.

Rick Olshansky and Stefan Reinhardt will serve as co-heads of AMC Studios as the cabler pushes to have more of an ownership stake in its original programming.

The flagship series will also return for its 14th season on August 6.

The series, which is based on the 'How to Train Your Dragon' franchise and introduces new dragons, premieres on Friday.

The show directed by Jose Padilha will be available on Aug. 28.

Produced by Funny or Die and Mark Burnett, 'America's Next Weatherman' will debut in August.

The network says the David Duchovny drama has been a strong digital performer.

The actor was best known as dapper secret agent John Steed in the long-running television series.

The 'Dexter' and 'Nurse Jackie' alum will oversee the 10-episode drama, which is expected to debut in 2016.

The host of the Fox series praises reality TV for offering "people an opportunity to spring board to something else, no matter what you do."

After an episode of Finding Your Roots was found to be edited to avoid speaking about mega-star Ben Affleck's slave-owning ancestor, PBS is shutting the doors on the series, at least for some time. Here's what's happenin...

Fatigue over repeat winners spurred the TV Academy to open up its post-noms voting to an unprecedented number of its members. But will the overhaul actually signal a goodbye to perennialshello to perennial bridesmaids an...

Now that there's a crime power vacuum in Gotham, plenty of criminals will try to seize power away from the GCPD and Oswald Cobblepot, including this new evildoer that'll swoop in on the action when the DC prequel returns...

An obscure rule allows the unsealing of court records after two years, but the comedian's lawyer is opposing the release of materials that "would generate a firestorm of publicity."

Danny Strong on writing black characters with co-creator Lee Daniels ("I think initially he was apprehensive") and developing the show's powerful breakout female lead.