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Mindy Kaling is pleased that her bad Emmys experience years ago means other women of color won’t have their eligibility challenged in the future.
As the streaming wars loom, the L.A. Times asked people in Los Angeles about their TV-watching habits — including whose accounts they use for access.
“Inside the Actors Studio,” a show in which famous actors talk about their craft, returned to television Sunday, on a new network, Ovation, and with rotating hosts.
What’s on TV Tuesday, Oct. 15: ‘Emergence’ on ABC; Democratic Presidential Debate on CNN; Lost LA: Griffith Park on KCET; MLB Playoffs: ALCS Game 3 and NLCS Game 4
Actor Brian Cox explains that mysterious smile on Logan Roy’s face in the “Succession” finale.
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As the mega-corporations swoop in, smaller streaming services such as Tubi, Pluto TV and Crunchyroll find a way to compete. -
After almost two years of silence, Matt Lauer is speaking out vehemently against an accusation of rape made in an upcoming book.
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Netflix is going ahead with a preschool series featuring young Hindu deities from animator Sanjay Patel. It’s a part of efforts to appeal to global audiences.
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President Trump took a break from world affairs Monday to solicit “Dancing With the Stars” votes for former White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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Native American viewers of PBS’ landmark children’s program “Molly of Denali” describe the series, set in an Alaska Native village, as meaningful beyond words.
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In Netflix’s “El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie,” Jesse Plemons reprises his role as the unsettling Todd Alquist and reaffirms his status as a standout.
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What’s on TV Monday, Oct. 14: ‘The Terror: Infamy’ on AMC
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Shepard Smith leaves a long legacy of notable moments from his 23-year career at Fox News.
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What’s on TV Saturday, Oct, 12: “The Banana Splits Movie” on Syfy
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Chris Cuomo apologized for a joke he made about gender pronouns during CNN’s Equality Town Hall. But “Pose” stars Indya Moore and Angelica Ross did not accept.
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Anderson Cooper is getting a gift he didn’t expect: the bulk of the estate of his mother, Gloria Vanderbilt.
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Sara Gilbert has spent most of her life on TV.
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