For fans of NBC's current lineup this year, there are a few shows that are making an exit. "Constantine," "About a Boy" and "Marry Me" are a few to name. But, there are also a few returning series, which includes longtime fan favorite "Law and Order: SVU."
Imagine "Fifty Shades of Grey," fifty times funnier?Well you're in luck, especially if you saw the film and had some chuckles -- from Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey's awkward chemistry and uncomfortable sex scenes to the unrealistic plot, but weren't sure if everyone was in on the joke.
On the season finale of "The Middle," Sue is all ready for graduation. This is supposed to be "The Year of Sue," but some events might ruin her special day.
It has not been a secret that Mexican-born actress Lupita Nyong'o would be starring the upcoming "Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens," but there was always some questioning about what she would do in the upcoming film by J.J. Abrams.
During a recent interview with the Wrap, comedian and television host Chelsea Handler was candid about her bad experience working with E! entertainment.
Faith No More has reunited to bring back their epic sound, which teens in the late '80s and early '90s absolutely loved. The band will release in May its new album, "Sol Invictus."
"Orange Is the New Black" star Uzo Aduba, who is known for her Netflix character, Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren, is indeed crazy -- crazy proud that is -- of her mother whose resilience, determination and faith in her helped her forge ahead not only in Hollywood, but in life.In a Mother's Day tribute, Aduba, a Boston native, commended her mother, who came from Nigeria in search of a better, more peaceful life that would be full of opportunities for her children.
Season 5 ends with a bang, and Season 6 is poised for a powerful new nemesis. In the Season 5 finale of "Hawaii Five-O," "A Make Kaua," which aired on May 8, the Five-0 unit made great strides in guaranteeing Kono a wedding that she had been looking forward to all season.
Sorry, Holmies and Benedict Cumberbatch fans worldwide, "Sherlock" co-creator Steven Moffat revealed Sunday evening that the beloved BBC series won't begin filming its fourth season until spring 2016, meaning that the fourth season won't air nearly as soon as anticipated.
Scott Gimple emphasized the reconfiguration of the series in a note that he wrote after the the season five finale saying: "for a good while now, humans have been the bigger threat. At the start of our next season, that will change.”
