The Hollywood Reporter

The broadcast home of the film and TV awards for over two decades will keep the show for another eight years, starting with the 2019 telecast.

Stars Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph and creators Alan Yang and Matt Hubbard explain the making of their opening sequence, set to Miles Davis' "It Never Entered My Mind."

Elizabeth (Bitsie) Tulloch starred on the NBC fantasy drama for six seasons.

Bryan Cogman will create new projects for the retailer and streaming outlet.

"In the wake of this Goop-tastrophe and at the urging of my spiritual counselor, who's also my lawyer, I'd like to take this chance to issue some long overdue Covetton House recalls," said the late-night host.

The 'Match Game' season finale also scores well for ABC on a night that is relatively light on original programming.

Creators from 'BoJack Horseman,' 'Bob's Burgers' and 'Archer' talk with THR about why the genre is having its moment: "You're going to see even more in the next five years."

The 'Late Late Show' host said the star's success in getting a scene featuring a registered sex offender deleted from the movie was "inherently the right thing to do."

Chen returned to work on the CBS reality show and chose to end it with a signoff of support for her husband.

Creator Linda Bloodworth Thomason will return to pen the script for the Disney-owned broadcaster.

Nearly a month after the revival was announced at the MTV Video Music Awards, the reality star has signed on to the series.

The Emmy winner ('Breaking Bad') will be a regular on the HBO show, but details of his character are being kept quiet.