This year’s Emmy Awards, the 67th, airs live Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on Fox. The telecast isn’t as freewheeling as the VMAs or as weighty as the Oscars, but the Emmys do a pretty good job of honoring the year’s top achievements on TV.
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Britain’s BBC will launch an online subscription service in the United States next year, boosting revenues for the public broadcaster and allowing viewers to watch shows on demand.
Matt Damon has apologized after sparking an uproar in the season premiere of HBO’s “Project Greenlight” by explaining diversity in film to a successful black woman producer.
If there is a trolling hall of fame, Talia Lavin deserves to be inducted.
Here’s a look at some of the original cable and streaming shows — including new seasons of “The Walking Dead” and “Homeland” and new series “Ash vs. Evil Dead” and “Marvel’s Jessica Jones” — that you can expect to see this fall.
Nurses across social media are up in collective arms after comments made on “The View” about a Miss America contestant.
Comedian Steve Rannazzisi, star of FX’s “The League,” has admitted to lying about narrowly escaping from the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.
After seven seasons, Isaac Caldiero is the first finalist to complete stage three of the “American Ninja Warrior” — a 75-foot rope climb.
“Dancing with the Stars” usually heralds the start of the fall season, and it’s one of six shows to watch this week.
Donald Trump is being replaced by Arnold Schwarzenegger on “The Celebrity Apprentice,” NBC’s long-running business reality show.
Here’s a look at the odds to win “Dancing with the Stars” as prepared by Johnny Avello, director of race and sports operations at Wynn Las Vegas.
Brian Williams is expected to formally return to the TV news trenches on September 22, when he will start new duties at cable network MSNBC, according to a spokesman at NBCUniversal.
In anticipation of the “American Horror Story: Hotel” premiere on Oct. 7, FX released the first full trailer for the upcoming season on Thursday with the entire cast.
Facing almost impossibly high expectations, Stephen Colbert seemingly raced through a checklist of agenda-setting moments in his mostly terrific “The Late Show” debut.
With the sixth season of their reality show, “Sister Wives,” kicking off at 9 p.m. Sunday on TLC, Kody Brown looks back on his family’s move to Las Vegas and some of what he loves about his new home.
