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Michelle Obama's "Carpool Karaoke" joyride with James Corden will air Wednesday on the late-night host's CBS show.
A video posted online shows "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert taking over the microphone on stage in Cleveland in a "Hunger Games" themed prank at the site of the Republican National Convention
'Blue Bloods' star Tom Selleck has signed a deal to return for Season 7 of the CBS cop drama.
Rob Lowe has joined the cast of the medical drama "Code Black" as a series regular.
This year's Kennedy Center honorees include musicians who span genres including pop, rock, gospel, blues, folk and classical — and an actor known for his extraordinary range.
"The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" will broadcast two weeks of live shows during the political conventions in July.
Wonder Woman has signed on to play the president on "Supergirl."
CBS announced this week a multi-phase launch for its new season, with fall 2016-2017 primetime premiere dates.
The first lady announced the appearance with Corden as she launched her Snapchat account, "MichelleObama."
CBS said that Wilmer Valderrama is joining the cast of "NCIS" as a character who's charismatic but unpredictable. Executive producer Gary Glasberg said that fans will get to see the actor in a new light.
Bradley Cooper is throwing his weight behind a Stand Up To Cancer telecast, serving as executive producer for the fundraiser airing in September.
The news that no die-hard "Hamilton" fan — or anyone who hasn't seen the Broadway smash yet — wants to hear has arrived: Lin-Manuel Miranda, its creator and star, is leaving the show.
The Grammys and CBS are on track to set a record. The Grammy Awards telecast will air on CBS through 2026, according to a deal announced Wednesday.
As presenter Barbra Streisand noted, "tonight our joy is tinged with sorrow" — and she wasn't the only one making reference to the horrific Orlando shootings during the Tony Awards ceremony. But the night was also a celebration of the power of theater to bring joy. And there was much joy for the cast and creators of the wildly popular "Hamilton," which won a whopping 11 Tonys.
The hip-hop stage biography of Alexander Hamilton won the Tony Award for best new musical, capping an emotional night in which many in the Broadway community rallied to embrace the LGBT community.