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"Is it Martha Washington?" guessed one child of Hillary Clinton, after the hint that her husband used to be president.

The new title sequence is decidedly lighter in tone compared to last year's somber intro.

These series, about women in a British village in wartime and a sociopath who woos women whose money he covets, reflect the influence of "Downton Abbey."

Showrunner Michael Peterson talks with THR and breaks down the season 11 premiere.

(All times Eastern.)"Live From New York!" (NBC at 8 p.m.) looks at the first 40 years of "Saturday Night Live," with interviews with writers, performers and comedians."The Unauthorized Beverly Hills, 90210 Story" (Lifeti...

Did Judy Huth's lawyer go over the line with a press conference staged outside the LAPD?

This absorbing three-part series examines the strange case of Scottish murderer Malcolm Webster.

"Every day that passes, the image and reputation of FIFA continues to tarnish," says Coca-Cola as Swiss authorities pursue a criminal case against the soccer boss.

Remember the last time you were watching a Lethal Weapon movie and thought, "Say, I would love to see this story stretched out on a weekly basis with completely new actors and a different creative team?" Didn't happen? D...

Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: …

From the C-suite to the caterers on their feet: Information gleaned from the Sony hack, and reporting on comparable studios, give a glimpse into the paydays on studio film shoots.

"Class," written by Patrick Ness, is a spinoff of Doctor Who that is aimed at teenagers

Community is the rare show that lived up to its own catchphrase by making it through the first half of its "Six Seasons and a Movie" goal. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like the show is going to get that movie into prod...

The half-hour, single-camera project is being developed by 'Daily Show' alum Ben Karlin.

Following a competitive situation, the network has handed out a hefty put-pilot commitment to the drama.

The original CSI may have ended its run just a few short days ago, but for one main CSI cast member, the ride isn't over yet. Since George Eads and Elisabeth Shue left the CBS drama even before the big event, you may kno...

As the series begins its fifth season on Showtime, everyone's favorite bipolar spy is in a good place. For now.

Children who have grown up with short, quirky videos online see them as a form of communication, and they are often inspired to create their own.

"Each season we pick up Carrie in a new geographic location and a new emotional location as well."

"I think all of us felt like these guys were not trying to make us succeed, which is a weird feeling when everyone is busting their ass," Simmons said.

Every fall, there's always one show that just gets absolutely eviscerated by TV critics. This year, the winner of that special prize is "Dr. Ken," the ABC sitcom starring Ken Jeong ("Community," "The Hangover") as a bril...

Heading into the season one finale, Cliff Curtis' character has not been able to adapt to the new world.