Comedy News

Lance Gross is on the phone from what he calls the "polar vortex" of Chicago, where he just finished shooting a scene for the new turbocharged NBC drama "Crisis."

Thomas Lennon, the producer/director/writer/actor you know from "Reno 911!" and most recently NBC's canceled "Sean Saves the World," has been cast as the uptight, neurotic roommate in Matthew Perry's remake of "The Odd Couple."

Up against established hits SCANDAL and ELEMENTARY, for the first time MOTIVE led Global's ELEMENTARY by 10%.

Here they come, again. The Monkees Official 2014 Convention, a long weekend dedicated to every baby boomer's favorite televised pop-rock quartet, is returning to East Rutherford.

This March 3, 2014 file image released by ABC shows Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, left, with host Jimmy Kimmel on the late night talk show "Jimmy Kimmel Live," in Los Angeles.

In a recent interview, Bateman said he was attracted to the film, written by first-timer Andrew Dodge, because the humor came from the fact that the characters "were deeply flawed."

Laurence Fishburne as Jack Crawford and Cynthia Nixon as Kade Prurnell in 'Hannibal' episode 'Hassun.'

Eddie Money will perform at The Ridgefield Playhouse on Thursday, March 20, at 8 p.m. He'll do hits such as iTwo Tickets To Paradise,i iBaby Hold On,i and iWalk On Water.

After her recurring roles on NBC's "Chuck" and The CW's "Supernatural" and "The Vampire Diaries," Lauren Cohan decided to leave Los Angeles and move back to England.

"Hell's Kitchen" opener and "American Idol" , Fox. You know life has turned upside-down when "Idol" -- for years, the most powerful show on TV -- needs a lead-in boost from a man yelling at chefs.

This image released by CBS shows, from left, Simon Helberg, Melissa Rauch, Mayim Bialik and Jim Parsons in a scene from "The Big Bang Theory."

This was supposed to be the year that popular stars Michael J. Fox , Sean Hayes and Robin Williams triumphantly returned to television and saved the sitcom.

BACK TO THE SMALL SCREEN: Alan Thicke and his wife Tanya, will star in a new "reality-ish" TV series.

Tom Bergeron is lightening his workload at ABC. He has announced he is leaving America's Funniest Home Videos after two more seasons.

No one would ever call Neil Patrick Harris homophobic...well, except maybe himself.

Actor/funnyman Bill Cosby has ruled out a "The Cosby Show" reunion, insisting he achieved what he wanted to with the highly-popular series and has no plans to revisit the past.

Rob Thomas knew he might make movie history by using Kickstarter to crowd-fund his "Veronica Mars" film.

Aloe Blacc is about to go from the guy who sang uncredited vocals on the global smash "Wake Me Up" to the guy who's all over your TV.

Piers Morgan and Chelsea Handler became embroiled in a bit of a spat on live TV this week after the comedienne labelled the newsman a "terrible interviewer".

The extraordinary three-year deal would carry TV's most-watched sitcom through the 2016-2017 season, the series' 10th on the air.