CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss is bringing in an outsider with no prior experience in TV news to run "60 Minutes."

The Fox series "Memory of a Killer" boasts the most conspicuous killer for hire on TV at the moment - an assassin with early-onset Alzheimer's.

In a promotional video on YouTube, comedian Ben Gleib positions his show in the context of the changes roiling late-night on network TV.

Could Jimmy Fallon one day emerge as the King of Late Night?

A new 20-episode history of the war narrated and produced by Tom Hanks takes its place in the pantheon of the best WWII documentaries ever made.

With tonight's Stephen Colbert "Late Show" finale, many will understandably feel emotional over the fact that a TV personality they love is leaving television.

Last week, the word "fandom" leaped to the forefront of the Upfronts, where it was used in most - if not all - of them.

Like others who have been in the same situation, Stephen Colbert has a choice of either bowing out of late night gracefully or taking the low road of anger and ingratitude.

A bestselling mystery author is an amateur sleuth who conducts her own self-styled investigations of murders in the storybook seaside town in which she lives. If this sounds like the premise for the old 1980s and ’90s CBS series “Murder, She Wrote,” then that would be correct.  But it also serves as a description of a new mystery series starring Brooke Shields. Angela Lansbury famously played mystery author Jessica Fletcher on “Murder, She Wrote,” which had an extraordinarily long run on CBS for twelve seasons (1984-96). The new …

"The Big Bang Theory" and its two spinoffs have been huge hits for CBS, but the third spinoff is going directly to streaming.