The Office News

To celebrate Blacklist 's much-deserved, second-season renewal - hooray! - we are breaking out the big guns: The awesome things James Spader has said.

The Slough building featured in the opening credits of Ricky Gervais' worldwide hit TV show The Office is being demolished.

That would be a grand romantic gesture, for those of you not raised on a healthy diet of romantic comedies and unrealistic relationship ideals.

NBC's hit fall drama will return on Jan. 13 with three new episodes in its current time slot, which means it air without popular lead-in, "The Voice."

An actress who starred with Ricky Gervais in The Office has spoken of her experiences of childhood sex abuse in a bid to help others.

'Tis the season for holiday-themed television specials. Today, holiday TV specials can go in two directions.

It's really a shame that "Parks and Recreation" can't perform at NBC's expectations.

When it was released in 2003, the romantic comedy "Love Actually" featured some of Hollywood's biggest names of the day, including Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson and Keira Knightley.

Sian Davies' family weren't told she was kept in hospital for seven months after she mysteriously fell out of a bathroom window at the house where the group were living in South London Wales rugby legend Barry John was at the Millennium Stadium to watch Warren Gatland's team go down 26-30 to Australia and insists they missed their chance to make a ... (more)

James Spade, as Raymond "Red" Reddington, and Megan Boone as Elizabeth Keen, in an episode of the NBC drama series "The Blacklist."

An actress whose childhood was blighted by years of sexual abuse at the hands of a family friend has waived her right to anonymity in the hope it will encourage other victims to speak out.

Public service advertising for decades has sought to make people aware of the dangers in taking prescription medications not specifically prescribed for themselves, including stealing medications from their parents or others in a household with medicines in an unsecured medicine cabinet.

One of the biggest pleasures of the 2013 fall TV season? Watching James Spader eat up all the scenery on The Blacklist as Raymond "Red" Reddington, one of the world's most-wanted men, who turns himself into the FBI and agrees to turn in his fellow baddies/friends.

When Mindy's cheating ex-boyfriend Josh invites her to his wedding, Mindy panics to find a date and begrudgingly decides to take Peter, who is actually a great wedding date until he makes one big mistake.

There are certain TV comedies that are known for how they acknowledge a specific holiday.

Attendees at last year's Alabama Writers Symposium were joined at the annual Harper Lee Award luncheon by a totally unexpected guest.

Jimmy Kimmel has never hesitated to pull a good prank, and this time, John Krasinski has become the victim.

BO's gutsy new series Getting On , which starts this Sunday night and is based on a British show of the same name , is set on a hospital's geriatric extended-care floor.

The Muppets are ready to hit the big screen again, and this time they're bringing some of TV's biggest stars along for the ride.

The future of TV isn't what it used to be. It's 2013: We should be voice-commanding our shows on iHolograms and Smart Pizzasa .