The Hollywood Reporter

As ABC closes the book on seven seasons of the Shonda Rhimes-created political drama, the actress looks back on her journey and how the show helped her heal from grief and her own #MeToo experience.

The freshman comedy, from executive producer Johnny Galecki, has been pulled from the schedule.

The 'Cagney & Lacey' star will play the sister of a departed character.

Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle will play versions of themselves as 13-year-olds in the year 2000.

'Alex, Inc.' sees no extra love after a post 'Roseanne' airing the previous night.

Dressed as Luke Skywalker from 'A New Hope,' the gag was that Hamill was kidnapped at gunpoint and brought to the network for sale to one special fan.

The stars of HBO's highly awaited drama drop fake spoilers ahead of the show's return: "An asteroid won't hit 'Westworld.'"

Casting has yet to begin for the pilot penned by 'Girls Trip' co-writer Tracy Oliver.

THR takes a look at the upcoming projects for the cast and strolls down memory lane with some fun facts about the stars and their beloved roles.

The author and screenwriter behind 'Gone Girl' and 'Sharp Objects' will serve as showrunner on the nine-episode drama that was previously set at HBO with David Fincher.

The 'Black Panther' star showed off her improvisational skills on Wednesday's episode of 'The Tonight Show.'

During a visit on 'The Late Show' the gubernatorial candidate for New York also discussed her past pot use and why she's not highlighting her last name in campaign posters.