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The tour is over for Tyler Perry’s Young Dylan: Nickelodeon has cancelled the family sitcom after five seasons, TVLine has learned. “After five incredible seasons of Tyler Perry's Young Dylan, we are officially wrapp...

Superman & Lois vet Emmanuelle Chriqui might just be the key to saving The Lincoln Lawyer. The actress will guest-star during Season 4 of the Netflix series, which finds Mickey defending himself against murder charges. P...

The 2025 Met Gala is here! Are you excited to see who makes the grandest entrance at the iconic Met steps? Below, we’re outlining how to watch the fashion parade online. Per usual, the first Monday in May is dedicated ...

NIS Special Agents Leroy Jethro Gibbs and Lala Dominguez may have (ahem) warmed up to each other in a whole new way in CBS’ NCIS: Origins Season 1 finale, but for actors Austin Stowell and Mariel Molino, the temperatur...

In the Season 2 premiere of The Walking Dead: Dead City (recapped here), we learned that it had been a year since Maggie traded Negan to The Dama for son Hershel. And the trade, we got. A hundred percent. Maggie would ha...

While my heart will forever yearn for an alternate reality where Bobby Nash is alive and well, my head knows that Peter Krause’s beloved 9-1-1 character is indeed six feet under. And with at least one more season left ...

The Netflix show based on a Judy Blume book comes to streaming. And tune into E! for all the red-carpet looks of the Met Gala.

The Season 2 premiere of The Walking Dead: Dead City Sunday seemed like old times -- almost.  Negan, with a schmancy new Lucille in hand courtesy of fanboy The Croat, put on a helluva show to shock and awe Manhattan's t...

This week brings an expedition full of harrowing action and emotional revelations.

Is Colter Shaw about to track down the truth about his father’s murder? The Tracker Season 2 finale is only one week away, and TVLine has an exclusive extended trailer. Airing Sunday, May 11 (CBS, 8/7c), the episode se...

He starred in one of the westerns that dominated TV in the late 1950s. After losing traction in Hollywood, he became a traveling clown.