As NBC's hilarious series "The Office" edges closer to it's season finale (Thursday night) the stars and writers say some emotional stories and share a few last laughs.
'24' fans rejoice! Fox is reportedly close to making a deal that would bring back the action packed drama as a limited series. The announcement is expected on Monday.
It's the kind of topic you would expect to be debated on Dr. Drew's CNN show, except that Dr. Drew is the subject of the debate. After five Celebrity Rehab cast members have died, is Dr. Drew's commitment to their recovery being unfairly criticized?
When Full House was canceled in 1994, it was still getting 11 million viewers an episode. Today, those numbers are the envy of many existing shows. So now, given the buzz surrounding a spinoff of "Boy Meets World," the cast of Full House may be filling up the house again.
It's hard to imagine rebooting the iconic series without botching it - but CBS is bringing back The Brady Bunch - this time focusing on a divorced Bobbt Brady remarrying to form a new blended family. Vince Vaughn will executive produce.
What's next, NBC rebooting The Munsters? Oh wait, that's actually happening too.
First of all, yes, there is going to be a revamp of The Munsters. And Portia de Rossi will be playing the role of Lily, the sweet and scary mom. Yvonne De Carlo (left) had the original role.
Take the women on The Bachelor and make them only slightly crazier, add an 80 year old contestant, one with inappropriate skirt lengths and body waxing and you've got "Burning Love" a hysterical parody of the real thing.
Ashley Judd had the rumor mill running overtime when she appeared on a Canadian talk show with a newly puffy face... sparking chatter about plastic surgery and facial fillers.Now Judd,is saying it's not the knife, or the syringe that caused the bloated look... it's steroid medication.
Imagine Julia Louis-Dreyfus an irreverent, somewhat half-witted, sometimes bitchy yet somehow still charming Vice President who's one heartbeat (literally, in that the President is having chest pains) away from the Oval Office. That's the apparent premise behind HBO's upcoming series VEEP. Check out the preview, then get ready for the Sarah Palin comparisons.
Charlie Sheen is still 'winning' a pile of cash in his settlement against "Two and a Half Men" creator Chuck Lorre and Warner Bros. Television - but not as much as he was suing for.
In a not so shocking revelation, Ryan O'Neal is moaning and groaning and whining. That's not the news, that's the norm. This time, he's taking jabs at OWN - the Oprah Winfrey network... claiming that the happy ending at the conclusion of their series, 'Ryan and Tatum: The O'Neals' was inauthentic.
Dallas, the hit series that debuted on CBS in 1978 and ran 14 seasons is back... For real this time. While the flick was initially entertained as a possible project for the silver screen starring John Travolta and Jennifer Lopez, it is now headed to TNT next summer, with several of the original cast... including Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy and Linda Gray.
Even though the British version of the series is an enormous hit, MTV is stripping their US version of its racy series “Skins†from the network's lineup.