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CBS' latest new comedies both feature middle-aged white guys thrust into worlds they don't entirely understand. That "Man With a Plan," stars Matt LeBlanc in what amounts to an update of "Mr. Mom" -- and "The Great Indoors" pokes fun at Millennials -- should provide a pretty good idea of the level of ambition involved.

Tom Hanks isn't afraid to wear a "Make America Great Again" hat.

The following review contains spoilers about the season 7 premiere of "The Walking Dead."

Warning: This story contains spoilers about "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere.

Good things come to those who wait.

Robin Williams' widow made a rare appearance over the weekend and memorialized the late star.

On Sunday night Bill Murray was awarded one of the most prestigious honors in comedy.

November is for feasting, so why not do so on all the streaming content that's available?

Standup comedian and actor Kevin Meaney, who made numerous appearances on late-night TV and was famous for delivering the line, "That's not right," has died, his agent said Friday.

Actor and comedian Bill Murray surprised the White House press corps by making an unexpected appearance in the White House briefing room.

Last year, Kanye West rented a movie theater and threw his then-pregnant wife a massive 35th birthday bash.

Actress Anne Hathaway may have been all smiles during her Best Supporting Actress win at the 2013 Academy Awards, but inside she was anything but joy-filled.

The days of Leno and Letterman hitting both candidates equally are over. This year, hosts like Stephen Colbert, Samantha Bee, and Seth Meyers have made it clear they believe Donald Trump is dangerous—just the latest evidence that 2016 is no ordinary election.

Donald Glover is joining the "Star Wars" universe.

Rats just got a whole lot scarier.

Morgan Spurlock's "Rats" is shrewdly billed as a "horrormentary." Yet of the two worthwhile, globetrotting documentaries premiering this week, Leonardo DiCaprio's "Before the Flood" -- a deep dive into the subject of climate change -- might be the more terrifying.

Oprah Winfrey has a strong message for undecided voters in a new interview with TV host T.D. Jakes: "There really is no choice, people."