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CBS late-night is about to get even more star-studded with celebrities like Will Arnett, Judd Apatow and Drew Carey taking over hosting duties for special editions of "The Late Late Show."
CBS' holiday programming promises to supply all the fun and entertainment you're looking for this season and then some.
It's the fourth of five performances from the classic band this week.
"The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show" is right around the corner, check out how the Angels are preparing for this year's show!
This year, Jennifer Hudson and Train will appear along with others to share uplifting stories about children from foster care.
Stephen Colbert will host "The 37th Annual Kennedy Center Honors."
Taylor Swift returns to the "Victoria's Secret Fashion Show" along with Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande and Hozier.
Bono and U2 may have had to cancel their Tonight Show residency, but the guys of Metallica were in tip-top shape to kick off their week-long stay at The Late Late Show.
It's not everyday that a TV station's general manager has to sign an expense report for $600 in pot, but this is California, and this is 2014, and this is a serious consumer story.
James Corden makes an early visit to CBS late night when he appears for the first time on the "Late Show with David Letterman," on Friday, Nov. 21.
Trophies were being handed out Friday at the inaugural TV broadcast of the Hollywood Film Awards, which bills itself as "the official launch of awards season."
Heartthrob Johnny Depp probably caused a heart attack for the FCC censors at the first televised Hollywood Film Awards Friday night.
For those who feel like Hollywood's awards season can't start soon enough, you're in luck.
James Wolk will star in "Zoo," a new drama series based on the bestselling novel of the same name by James Patterson, to be broadcast in summer 2015.
After a brief battle with an aggressive form of cancer, veteran character star Carol Ann Susi has died.
