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Johnny Lewis, an actor who played Kip (Half Sack) Epps on the cable TV show "Sons of Anarchy," has fallen to his death after apparently beating to death his elderly landlady at a hillside home, authorities said.
The idea is borrowed, but the approach CBS's "Elementary" takes is all its own, and lets the show stand on its own as one of fall's most promising new series.
The TLC network said Wednesday that it has ordered Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas specials focusing on its seven-year-old breakout star, Alana (Honey Boo Boo) Thompson. The series airs its 10th and final episode of its debut season tonight.
Filling two hours of Tuesday's "Dancing With the Stars" results show meant lots of chattering, a bunch of clips, a couple of dance troupe routines, and performances by hunky Pitbull and hottie Justin Bieber before getting to that crucial who's-going-home final moment.
ABC's “The Bachelor” will return for its 17th season in January 2013.
Everyone wishes Roberts good health. But the extent of the show's attention raises questions about how much is too much, and whether legitimate concern can spill over into exploitation.
After 14 seasons, 162 stars and more than 1,000 dances, Dancing With the Stars is back! The ABC show kicked off a special All-Star season Monday night.
Despite a current stint in rehab following a spectacular meltdown in Las Vegas last weekend, the show will go on for Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong.
We kept a close eye on the “64th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards” from the red-carpet fun until the last big award was handed out. Here's a look at TV's biggest night.
In a statement released by CBS, the family said the 68-year-old actress is undergoing treatment and continuing her normal schedule.
Julianne Moore was particularly happy with her Emmy win Sunday night. The actress took home the trophy for best actress in a miniseries for her portrayal of Sarah Palin in HBO's "Game Change," the story of the 2008 Republican presidential campaign.
USA Today writers break down the highlights from Sunday night's Emmys.
Show Bits brings you the 64th annual Primetime Emmy Awards through the eyes of Associated Press journalists.
List of winners at Sunday's 64th annual Primetime Emmy Awards presented by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences:
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL: Hope was stunned to receive a visit from Deacon, one of the only people who knows the truth about what really happened in Italy. Bill tried to keep cool when Deacon threatened to expose the details. When Katie warned Bill that she'll protect her baby in every way from his vindictive and controlling behavior, their confrontation caused Katie to go into premature labor, and Bill rushed her to the hospital....
When work takes you out of L.A. for long stretches of time, it's important to have a trusted glam team for big events like the Emmys.
The New Orleans-set drama "Treme" returns for its third season of jazzy tunes and post-Katrina angst. 10 p.m., HBO.
In Hollywood, the Emmys party is already in full swing. The awards weekend kicked off at the Entertainment Weekly pre-Emmy party Friday night, where festivities were held at Fig & Olive in West Hollywood.
There should be plenty of glamorous stars, Hollywood drama and even some decent laughs during Sunday’s "64th Annual Primetime Emmys."
This year, it's not easy to be an Emmy voter. Many seasons they're handed one obvious favorite each for best drama and comedy, and many more years they've really only have to choose between two. But three or four viable contenders in both categories, all with equal right to claim victory.
One of the most famous pros on "Dancing with the Stars" -- Bad Boy of the Ballroom Maksim Chmerkovskiy -- says he's exiting the show.
"Good Morning America" cohost Robin Roberts was surrounded by family and friends in her hospital bed as her doctor injected her slowly with "millions" of stem cells harvested from her sister, Sally-Ann, to treat her MDS, a rare blood disorder.
Season 15 of "Dancing With the Stars" -- the All-Stars edition -- is like "The Avengers." There are no weak links, just a lot more sequins and spray tans. USA TODAY's Bryan Alexander breaks down the dance heroes returning to battle.
Robin Roberts spoke to fans from her New York hospital room in a video that aired this morning, just hours before she starts her bone marrow transplant today to treat her rare blood disorder.
Lindsay Lohan was arrested in New York early Wednesday on charges that she clipped a pedestrian with her car and did not stop, police said. The 26-year-old actress was arrested at 2:25 a.m. as she left a nightclub at the Dream Hotel on 16th Street in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, police said. They said no alcohol was involved.
Robin Roberts is counting down to transplant time now. In a new Robin's Journey blog post she starts out sounding strong, writing, "Last Sunday to lift my spirits I threw a little party at my apartment for my GMA family. The next morning I walked through the hospital doors, with my guardian angels -- mom & dad -- back together and blazing a trail ahead of me."
Josh McManus, 34, said he’s taking a page out of Colbert’s tongue-in-cheek satire of current events on "The Colbert Report" by asking him to come see what Detroit is like before making snarky comments about the city’s safety and blight issues.
Regis Philbin left his co-host gig with Kelly Ripa last year after 28 seasons. Family, friends and stars dropped by to pay tribute. Tears flowed. And now he's coming back on the air -- with a new partner.
Steve McGarrett and Danny Williams of "Hawaii 5-0" are an argument for arguments. They will have to stow their disputes as Season 3 (Monday, 10 ET/PT) opens with the characters far-flung and in crisis.
ABC has announced that John Ingle, who played stately Edward Quartermaine on "General Hospital" died Sunday, surrounded by family and friends in California, "after a courageous battle with cancer." He was 84.
John Ingle, who took over the role as ruthless patriarch Edward Quartermaine on "General Hospital" in 1993, made his final appearance in an episode airing last week. He died Sunday.
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL: Convinced that Hope and Liam will eventually get back together, Thomas brushed off Steffy's suggestion that his feelings for Hope have resurfaced. Rick let Hope know that Thomas still cares for her. As Ridge and Brooke's wedding day drew near, Rick urged Thomas to pursue Hope. Meanwhile, Caroline kept a close watch on Thomas, ready to do whatever was necessary to save her relationship with him....
Are you ready, couch potatoes? The biggest of small-screen seasons is officially here: Fall TV.
Even after eight years of "Weeds," the marijuana jokes keep on coming. Fake joints were handed out at a news conference promoting the series, which concludes the adventures of a drug-dealing suburban widow with today's hour-long finale.
Here is a schedule of season premiere dates for returning series on the five broadcast networks. "Bones," Fox, 8 p.m. Sept. 17 "Survivor: Philippines," CBS, 8 p.m. Sept. 19 "Up All Night," NBC, 8:30 p.m. Sept. 20
Here's a look at some of the other new series rolling out in the coming months. "Go On": Matthew Perry tries to get over the death of his wife by joining a group of other grieving people in this downbeat comedy. Already debuted, 9 p.m. Tuesdays, NBC
Judges Howard Stern, Howie Mandel and Osbourne, who were all dressed up for the occasion, had the best job of the night. All they had to do was sit in their judges' seats, front and center, and watch all the fun.
The singing show on Fox premiered its second season on Wednesday to shockingly low numbers compared with last year — which was itself considered a ratings disappointment.
New Jersey liquor regulators said Thursday that they have fined a Seaside Heights cantina $15,000 for serving a “visibly intoxicated” Deena Cortese in June and banned her from the premises for two years.
During a live telecast of WWE's "Monday Night Raw," Jerry "The King" Lawler collapsed while calling a tag-team match at Montreal's Bell Centre. Alex Marvez of FoxSports.com, citing a source, reports that Lawler either suffered a stroke or a heart attack.
NASCAR fans are about to get a hefty helping of Kid Rock. The Detroit rocker and his songs have been enlisted to lead ESPN’s coverage of the Chase for the Sprint Cup, the 10-race championship series that starts Sunday at Chicagoland Speedway, the network announced today.
Tim Robinson, a former cast member at Second City Detroit, is one of three new performers set to join the new season of “Saturday Night Live,” an NBC rep told Names & Faces today.
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL: When Hope called a press conference to announce that she's ending her Perfect Wedding collection, as well as her relationship with Liam, someone else took over the event to make his own shocking disclosure, an action that infuriated Liam and Caroline. Just as Rick had hoped, Caroline turned to him for comfort. Bill had a hard time covering his delight about the end of Liam and Hope's romance.
A Salt Lake City station won't air it, a conservative media watchdog group has already condemned it, but Justin Bartha just hopes people will tune in to "The New Normal" when it debuts Tuesday and decide for themselves.
"Broadway or Bust" is an inspiring documentary that follows some of the nation's top high-school musical performers as they participate in a theatrical boot camp. 8 p.m., PBS.
Even with the National Football League's regular Sunday schedule just kicking off this weekend, there's another high-stakes football event already down to the two-minute warning: Super Bowl ad sales.
Amy Poehler and Will Arnett are splitting up. Publicist Lewis Kay says the couple is separating after nine years of marriage. The breakup was first reported by Us Weekly.
Lochte had been openly lobbying for the chance to find his soulmate while ziplining in Costa Rica with cameras and boom mics in tow. His dream, and ours, has died.
Taylor Swift is set to play her infectious runaway hit "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" live for the first time, while Lil Wayne, Pink and Alicia Keys will debut new songs. Frank Ocean will sing for perhaps his biggest audience to date.
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