Emmy Rossum announces she's leaving "Shameless"
Emmy Rossum wrote a heartfelt letter on how she's leaving the Showtime series after nine seasons
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Emmy Rossum wrote a heartfelt letter on how she's leaving the Showtime series after nine seasons
The new trailer for the HBO crime drama "True Detective" is finally here
The season finale focused on O.J. Simpson, former Democratic Rep. Barney Frank and a group of Trump supporters
"Sunday Morning" remembers the host of TV's "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous," and the guitarist of Lynyrd Skynyrd
Cast members of the hit show, which has aired on CBS since 2007, shared their thoughts on the announcement
Mayim Bialik says in a new blog post that she's feeling emotional after hearing the news that "The Big Bang Theory" is coming to a close
Hit comedy "Big Bang Theory" is signing off after Season 12
See your favorite music stars arrive at the MTV VMAs
Arnold has promised for years he is going to get to the bottom of the rumored Trump tapes
Ariana Grande proved yet again that she can belt her signature vocal runs on command
The wait is over: "Star Trek: Discovery" has cast a young Spock
The actor returns as a hitman-turned-movie producer in Season 2 of the Epix series, and stars in a romantic comedy with Rose Byrne and Ethan Hawke
Rae told Stephen Colbert that one of her biggest issues is trying not to upset people
The one-hour special, airing Sept. 14, features award-winning original reporting on the arts, humanities, entertainment and more
The announcement comes after the network said it was searching for an openly lesbian actress to play the role of Kara Kane
Rae played Mrs. Garrett on the long-running sitcom; also played Mammy Yokum in 1956 Broadway musical "Li'l Abner"
The new series will explore the "next chapter" of the Enterprise captain's life
The lovable frat boy of late-night put comedy on hold when his on-air story about his son's fight for life became a call to action on healthcare
The new National Comedy Center, in the hometown of TV legend Lucille Ball, celebrates comedy as an art form
On August 5, 1957, Dick Clark's music series of pop stars and dancing teens went national
Spoiler alert: Reese Witherspoon and Meryl Streep's characters on "Big Little Lies" are going to have a contentious relationship
A Netflix executive is coming forward in defense of upcoming show "Insatiable," which has been accused of fat-shaming
Hillary Clinton is going to try her hand at producing a historical drama for television
"Late Show" host Stephen Colbert spoke up about the sexual misconduct allegations against his boss, CBS CEO Les Moonves
Fonda said that she and her original co-stars intend to return for the sequel to the hit 1980 comedy