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The 30th season of Survivor begins Wednesday night. It's the longest running reality-competition series on TV. Since the premiere of the show on May 31, 2000, 460 contestants have participated since the show.
A few Grammy nominees with Minnesota connections won golden gramophones on Sunday night, but the biggest Minnesota winner of all was presenter Prince, according to the reception on Twitter. Prince was on hand to present the album of the year award, which many expected to go to either Beyonce or Sam Smith.
While the majority of this year's big Grammys are expected to go to people as far-flung as British crooners Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran, Irish singer-songwriter Hozier, or Australian songstresses Sia and Iggy Azalea, there are a few categories with candidates much closer to home.
The NFL announced Sunday that the NFL Network will partner with CBS to broadcast at least eight games for Thursday Night Football during the 2015 season.
From Mark Ronson to Weird Al, here's who we think should take the reins.
The world-famous Victoria's Secret Supermodels were joined by seven-time GRAMMY Award-winning artist Taylor Swift, three-time GRAMMY Award nominee Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande and Hozier.
CBS' holiday programming promises to supply all the fun and entertainment you're looking for this season and then some.
"The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show" is right around the corner, check out how the Angels are preparing for this year's show!
"2 Broke Girls" returns for its fifth season, and the girls have a few tips on how to live just like them.
All 16 houseguests have something to offer, but with Ariana Grande's brother and a "Duck Dynasty" look-a-like in the mix, things could get interesting. "Big Brother" premieres Wednesday, June 25 (8 PM, ET/PT) and Thursday, June 26 (9 PM ET/PT)
Here's what to look forward to as the anticipation builds for performances at the 68th Annual Tony Awards.
CBS revealed its 2014-2015 primetime schedule, announcing a new slate of shows in the drama and comedy categories.
The man who has been synonymous with late nights on CBS for more than two decades will soon be giving up his prestigious post. "Late Show" host David Letterman announced he will soon be retiring. Letterman said during the taping of his show on Thursday that while there has been no date set, he thinks sometime in the 2015 year he will retire.
When Aarica Johnson of Lino Lakes tuned into CBS' "The Good Wife" last night, she saw one of the last things she'd expected – the death of a major character in the show.
You don't need to leave Minnesota to find excitement, especially when CSI comes to Mall of America. It's a new entertainment feature where you can use the tools they provide to uncover a murder mystery.
