There is no reason to expect Disney to deny Jimmy Kimmel his annual opportunity to strut upon the Upfront stage for a monologue that generally runs for about 15 minutes.

The final installment of one of the greatest TV series ever made is finished and ready to premiere later this year.

In response to the rumors about reviving "The Apprentice," the "TV Blog" asks: Why bother?

Enough already! The "TV Blog" believes that both of these combatants have gone too far.

Netflix's new limited-series thriller "Man on Fire" burns like a furnace in the third act of the first episode, and from there, it is off and running.

Kimmel's ratings have been falling for a long time. Focusing on abusing Trump every night is part of the reason.

Many of the journalists who were in the hotel ballroom when shots rang out in an area outside the White House Correspondents' Dinner have been talking about it in the days following the event.

The "TV Blog" has unearthed a negative take on Netflix's upcoming revival of "Little House on the Prairie," the beloved series of the 1970s and '80s.

Now that Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Skydance are on the road to closing their merger deal, will there be potholes along the way?

If the voters vote yes, then the story of Paramount's long pursuit of WBD comes to an end. Or does it?