Hollywood is paying tribute to the late Hayden Panettiere, who died Sunday at the age of 36. "It is with profound sadness ...

Dolly Parton, whose legendary career in country music propelled her to become a star of TV and movies, died Tuesday at the age of 80, her family announced. "A rhinestone life that shone bright enough ...

"Stuart Fails to Save the Universe" took its heroes to paradise in Episode 5 — and it didn't take them long to ruin it. "As much as Kripke is in trouble for introducing free market economics, ...

They say that you should never judge a book by its cover — the same goes for TV shows and titles. In a media landscape with endless options, a series needs to be able to stand out in order to keep the ...

"The Twilight Zone" and "The Simpsons" — one is perhaps the most groundbreaking series in American television history, daring to ask the big questions, transcending genre and transporting audiences to ...

Actress Hayden Panettiere, best known to TV fans for starring on "Heroes" and "Nashville," has died, TVLine has confirmed.

Lola Petticrew turned in gripping work as Catherine in the latest episode of Hulu's Furious — see why they are TVLine's Performer of the Week.

If you grew up in the mid-2000s and regularly tuned into the Discovery Kids channel, chances are you stumbled across a niche animated series that took ancient Greek mythology, superheroes, and teen ...

After premiering this past January, the medically themed dramedy "Best Medicine" has proved to be an early network television hit. The series has already been renewed for a Season 2 at Fox, ready to ...

Edward Bluemel is suiting up as Hercule Poirot: BritBox has released a first-look image of the "Killing Eve" star as the legendary detective from its forthcoming six-part drama "Hercule." Based on the ...

Oh, how we miss "Everybody Loves Raymond." For nine seasons, this amazing sitcom captured the highs and lows of marriage and family life through the eyes of Ray Barone (Ray Romano), his wife Debra ...

Lost somewhere amongst the cavalcade of early '00s edgy TV shows, there lies a show that was so weird, not even Fox knew what to do with it. "Greg the Bunny" starred Seth Green, Eugene Levy, and Sarah ...