In addition to two hosting positions, Fox’s X Factor has two judging spots to fill for Season 2 and a seemingly endless amount of reported candidates for the job.
Ashton Kutcher's Walden is about to get an unwelcome visitor.
The Internet billionaire's first business partner, Billy -- played by Young Adult's Patton Oswalt -- will swing by his newly purchased Malibu abode with a new get-rich-quick plan he can't do without Walden.
Justin Theroux, who stars in Wanderlust with real-life girlfriend Jennifer Aniston, stopped by Ellen on Wednesday, and ended up showing off some of his best dance moves.
Simon Cowell seems fixated on differentiating TheX Factor from NBC’s The Voice and his former Fox show, American Idol. So aside from the sight of two new superstar female judges on the panel, he confirmed that the show will have two hosts next season.
The Hangover's Justin Bartha has been tapped to co-star in Ryan Murphy and Ali Adler's NBC comedy pilot The New Normal.
The single-camera project revolves around a gay couple and the woman who becomes their surrogate. Bartha joins the previously cast Andrew Rannells (The Book of Mormon) and will play David, the significant other/husband with whom Bryan (Rannells) intends to start a family.
The Paley Center for Media is partnering with Hulu to provide streaming coverage from next month's annual PaleyFest.
Under the partnership, Hulu's free and premium services will offer full-length coverage from the nine of the 13 panels set for the annual television conference.
In her first appearance since a nasty departure in 2006, Star Jones returned to face Barbara Walters once again on The View.
The former host exited the ABC program amid controversy after the network opted not to renew her contract. Jones responded by announcing that she would be leaving the show. Walters would not allow her back the next day and went on to reveal that Jones had asked her co-hosts to lie about her gastric bypass surgery.
While Tennessee citizens debated that state’s proposed “Don’t Say Gay” bill, which would ban discussion of all but “natural human reproduction science,” last week, one of its supporters added a little side note that brought Modern Family into the debate.
Ryan Phillippe has dropped out of CBS' Greg Berlanti/Nicholas Wootton cop drama pilot.
The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that the feature actor, who is currently filming a major arc on FX's fifth and final season of Damages, has amicably parted ways with the project.
The CW has clicked its high heels and ordered a 19th edition of reality competition series America's Next Top Model.
With the Tyra Banks-hosted series set to premiere its 18th edition next week, the network has given an early pickup to the series in order to get a leg up on casting its next cycle, which is expected to begin soon.
Set to return next fall, the 19th cycle will be a college edition, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.
Oprah Winfrey is a rolling stone. Besides taking her act on the road for the interview series, Oprah’s Next Chapter, OWN announced that Oprah’s Lifeclass is going on tour starting with its first new episode back on March 26.
CBS topped Tuesday, just edging out Fox among adults 18-49. Fast affiliate ratings give the net a 2.9 in the key demo and a sizable victory among total viewers: 15.3 million.
Driving the victory was NCIS. The procedural was down a tenth of a point from last week, but still pulled the night's best showing, a 3.8 in adults 18-49. NCIS:LA followed with a 2.9, and Unforgettable finished the night, down 17 percent to a series low of 1.9.
Producers instead are eyeing a one-off Hollywood Bowl benefit concert in the fall in a bid to raise $10 million for its Glee Give a Note charity.
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The actor — who goes head-to-head with his rival in Thursday's episode — tells THR that his character is overcompensating for sounding silly.
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Projects from Shonda Rhimes, Kevin Williamson, Ryan Murphy, Josh Schwartz and Greg Berlanti highlight the comedy and drama offerings for the five broadcast networks as the more than 80 projects begin staffing up.
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From Anderson Cooper's giggle-fest to a Fox anchor accidentally reporting President Obama's death, THR looks at some of the year's big television news gaffes that made headline news.
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