The Good Wife
‘Good Fight’ Duo Michelle and Robert King Have Concerns About Where Hollywood Is Heading
The sixth and final season of Paramount+’s The Good Fight makes a strong case that the world might be ending. Riots fill the streets, grenades are hurled into crowded elevators and suicidal birds bloody office windows during its Sept. 8 premiere. If the series’ creators, Michelle and Robert King, are feeling the same low-boil panic […]
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Female Public Servants on TV Increase Political Participation, Study Finds
In a new study of frequent viewers of three female-led political dramas — 'Scandal,' 'Madam Secretary' and 'The Good Wife' — Purdue political communications assistant professor Jennifer Hoewe and University of Alabama communications and information sciences PhD candidate Lindsey Sherrill argue that "the influence of political dramas, particularly those featuring women in lead roles, can lead to increases in political engagement."
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Merwin Goldsmith, Character Actor and Broadway Veteran, Dies at 81
Merwin Goldsmith, a familiar character actor who appeared on Broadway, in films like 'Cadillac Man' and 'Quiz Show' and on the TV series 'Law & Order' and 'The Good Wife,' died Monday at his home in New York City. He was 81.
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‘The Good Fight’ Team Reveals How “Fake News” and Politics Factor Into ‘Good Wife’ Spinoff
Christine Baranski, Cush Jumbo, Sarah Steele and Carrie Preston open up about what Diane Lockhart, Lucca Quinn, Marissa Gold and Elsbeth Tascioni have been up to in the past year.
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Gary Cole Talks ‘Good Wife’ Spinoff, Donald Trump-Inspired ‘Law & Order: SVU’ Episode
The actor discusses Kurt and Diane's 'Good Wife' marital troubles and playing a character loosely inspired by the president-elect on 'SVU': "I don't know that anyone's ever going to see this."
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‘The Good Fight’: First Teaser, Poster Unveiled for ‘Good Wife’ Spinoff
"Things will get nasty," the first footage for the CBS All Access drama teases.
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SAG TV Snubs: ‘The Americans’, ‘Silicon Valley,’ ‘The Good Wife’
No individual nominations for 'People v. O.J. Simpson' actor John Travolta, 'Downton Abbey' stalwart Maggie Smith or 'Westworld's' Evan Rachel Wood.
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Golden Globes: ‘House of Cards,’ ‘Silicon Valley’ Snubbed in TV Categories
While the stars of 'The Americans' and 'Mr. Robot' scored nominations, the shows themselves were left out of the best drama series categories.
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‘The Good Wife’ Spinoff Scores CBS Premiere Date
'The Good Fight' will debut on the linear network and CBS All Access in February, with new episodes roll out weekly on CBS' VOD platform.
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Chris Noth Procedural ‘Gone’ Gets First Series Order Under NBCU’s European Drama Pact
NBCUniversal International Studios will produce and co-finance the 12-episode series, based on Chelsea Cain’s novel 'One Kick,' with German channel RTL and French network TF1.
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Matt Czuchry on His ‘Gilmore Girls’ Return and Why He Never Watched ‘The Good Wife’ Finale
The actor reprises his role as Logan in the forthcoming Netflix revival.
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International Emmy Host Alan Cumming on His Fears (And Hopes) After Trump Election
The Scottish star will host the 44th edition of the awards show at the Hilton New York on Monday night.
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