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"The Big Bang Theory" is going to break bad in Season 10, thanks to guest star Dean Norris.

Arianna Huffington, co-founder of The Huffington Post, is departing the online publication, she told staffers in an email on Thursday.

The show will include a female, who will be a “lieutenant commander with caveats.”

The 19-year-old actress soak up the sun in a black and white photo.

Joe Mazzello, who played the lovable Tim Murphy in the 1993 action classic, is now working behind the camera as well.

"I’d like to meet [Howard's] dad."

In an exclusive interview with Mariah, ET got the GRAMMY winner to set the record straight on some rumors that have been following her.

The “Mission: Impossible” star has reportedly not even contacted the ten year old in that time period.

CBS is premiering six new shows with all white male leads and when reporters at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour questioned CBS Entertainment president Glenn Geller, he became defensive.

James Corden has booked Britney Spears for a ride in his passenger seat for the next version of his viral hit “Carpool Karaoke.”

A Chicago federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit that television home renovation expert Bob Vila filed against a northern Illinois public relations specialist.

Hannah Storm nearly broke down crying on the air as she announced to viewers that her co-worker John Saunders had died.

On Tuesday, a tax tribunal judge rejected the 27-year-old actor’s appeal against HM Revenue and Customs’ block on Grint changing his accounting dates to avoid being taxed at a higher percentage.

Christian songwriter Jason Ingram has seven nominations at this year's Dove Awards, including song of the year, while singer Lauren Daigle has six, including artist of the year.

Although her three boys with software developer husband Scott Phillips are a handful, "Modern Family’s" Julie Bowen finds comfort in Reese Witherspoon’s advice that, “if you’re not yelling at your kids, you’re not spending enough time with them.”

The Rio Games had a less-than-golden start for NBC.

Martin Sheen does not hold back in a new interview with the Hollywood Reporter.

Rather also says "history is watching" those who denounce Trump's comments, but continue to support the candidate.

Executive Producer Brad Simpson shot down the possibility of a second season about O.J.