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It's taken a while, but most TV realists find it's no longer impossible to accept that Community isn't coming back. But at least we still get to see the actors doing things together.Click To

After years of watching Oliver Queen suffer through one tragedy after another, Season 4 finally gave the guy a little bit of happiness. And then ripped it away with more tragedy, complete with mystery grave. The new trai...

It's quite the lofty goal of having three connected dramas in one one network. NBC attempted that feat this fall with the newest Chicago Fire spinoff, Chicago Med. While the future of Chicago Med originally looked uncert...

Billy On The Street has really been on fire lately. He really hit the nail on the head when he and Buddy The Elf himself, Will Ferrell, ran through the streets of New York in onesies to terrorize strangers.Click To

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"I felt a slap on my ass and Jada said, 'You got nominated for a Golden Globe!' recalls the 'Concussion' star of how he learned of his nomination.

There's something about the program Antiques Roadshow that sends us to our attics and closets -- at least mentally -- to rummage around for hidden treasure. Of course, the majority of our stuff is just that. On a few, ra...

Feeling rebellious? Stream "Mad Max: Fury Road." On the tube, Mary Poppins produces her spoonful of sugar in a Disney classic, and Harmony Korine skewers spring break.

This week's episode took a 2,000 mile detour.

TV has long adapted headlines of the week in an attempt to latch onto where viewers' attention spans are turned outside of the idiot box, and one network is betting big that audiences are just as interested in watching a...

HGTV has "White House Chritmas," and ABC goes behind the scenes on "Snow White."

There's nothing like the holiday season for made-for-TV movies. As it turns out, NBC's Dolly Parton special was just what an awful lot of viewers needed this week. Click To

Brandon Scott has boarded the project from the first NBC Playground comedy initiative.

Rapper/poet K'naan Warsame will pen the script, exec produce and direct the potential series.

The comedian talked to THR about how his 25 years of doing stand-up in New York have led to his headlining gig at "the world's most famous arena."

The character known as Robot Chicken Nerd visits the North Pole in this stop-motion animated comedy's antidote to sweet holiday programming.

This three-part drama centers on an invasion by space aliens who initially set out to create what seems like a peaceful utopia.

This new series is set in an age of depleted natural resources, in which some humans have migrated to Mars and the asteroid belt.