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"She was always treated with respect and courtesy from the producers," said 'Idol' alum Lazaro Arbos.

Executive producer Jim Bell tweeted at the 'Ghostbusters' star: "You're officially invited to Rio. Want to come?"

DON'T MISS: "Hitchcock and Truffaut" - In 1962, French New Wave auteur Francois Truffaut spent a week in Hollywood with his idol, Alfred Hitchcock, discussing the director's rich and extensive body of work, including "Ps...

An estimated 26.5 million people watched NBC's coverage of the Olympic opening ceremony, a sharp 35 percent drop from the record-setting viewership of the curtain-lifter in London four years ago. …

The Olympic opening ceremony was seen by an estimated 26.5 million viewers in the United States, a sharp 35 percent drop from the audience who watched the pageantry from London four years ago. …

The comedian has stopped by 'CBS This Morning,' Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show,' Samantha Bee's 'Full Frontal' and the Emmy and Peabody Awards to dispense political satire and media criticism laced with sarcasm and self-de...

TV is all about nostalgia right now, which is why we are getting reboots of shows like Gilmore Girls and MacGyver. Disney's got a new plan, too.

"It doesn't take working at Fox news to have this," said Genevieve Angelson, star of Amazon's 1960s-set newsroom drama.

Woody Allen's first small-screen series will debut on Amazon this fall. …

Frank Spotnitz left the Amazon drama midway through production on its second season.

The six-episode series will be set in the 1960s during the turbulent times when the United States was on the verge of revolution.

Kayti Burt Feature Aug 8, 2016 From silent film to the BBC's Sherlock, we're perusing the many on-screen incarnations of the villainous Culverton Smith...

Jeffrey Tambor also hints at dramatic physical changes for his alter ego: "Stay tuned."

The half-hour series, based on Phoebe Waller-Bridge's award-winning one-woman play, bows on Amazon in Sept.

George R.R. Martin's best-selling anthology 'Wild Cards' is in development at Universal Cable Productions.

"With live TV, there are often times you look back and wished you had said things differently," says Dan Hicks.

The 'Red Oaks' actress also recalls her time with co-star Patrick Swayze: "He was very protective."

As for the Emmy snubs? "I guess it was a slight bummer."

Leslie Jones is known for her hilarious live-tweeting of popular TV programming. Now it appears this specific talent got her an awesome new opportunity.

The second night of NBC primetime coverage is off 32 percent from the comparable showing four years ago.

Acclaimed author George R.R. Martin already has some show called Game of Thrones adapted on HBO, and it sounds like he's about to get another. Here's which of Martin's books is coming to the small screen next.