'Close Up' has been picked up to pilot, the first such order from new head of originals Lauren Corrao.

The special with Nik and Lijana Wallenda jumps in its second hour, but ABC's full broadcast draws a smaller audience than previous wire-walk attempts.

The opener of the rebooted reality show, unveiled early on Monday, sees the returning and new stars opening up about the pressures of Hollywood fame.

Nina L. Diaz, president of Entertainment for MTV, VH1, CMT & Logo, chatted with The Hollywood Reporter about what fans can expect in the reboot and whether Lauren Conrad and Kristin Cavallari will be making any appearances.

Elordi also spoke about moving on from Netflix rom-com 'The Kissing Booth' and breaking down Hollywood tropes with the HBO drama.

The walk marked Lijana Wallenda’s first high-wire stunt since a 2017 rehearsal accident, which left her severely injured with every bone in her face broken.

The Monterey Five star speaks to The Hollywood Reporter about Jane Chapman's "incredibly vulnerable" arc as a sexual assault survivor.

Fox also has a candidate for most out-there show of the summer with its aftershow parody 'What Just Happened??!,' debuting the week of June 24.

The Hollywood Reporter's Late Night Lately rounds up the best sketches and guests with a look at what's to come next week.

Almost two-thirds of the viewership for the series premiere to date has come on nonlinear platforms, outpacing the 'Game of Thrones' premiere in that regard.

The 'Westworld' actor is in talks to take a lead role in the adaptation of Stephen King's epic novel.

The former VH1 executive is the architect of the business-focused channel's strategy for after the markets close.