Anne Burrell died just weeks before the premiere of a new season of her long-running Food Network show "Worst Cooks in America."

A team of gung-ho crimefighters, all masters of their unique skill sets, are hand-picked for a new, classified task force assigned to prevent a catastrophic terrorist attack.

This show about a family business in Louisiana that manufactures and sells duck calls became the phenomenon of its era.

Connoisseurs of "My 600-lb Life" on TLC will likely notice a significant difference between that show and the new obesity docuseries on Lifetime.

For Eric Dane, the diagnosis was a bolt from the blue: ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.

The news that streaming passed broadcast and cable TV in total TV usage for the first time in May comes down to a matter of streaming tonnage.

Was the story of the Pakistani immigrant Babu Bhatt in reality an allegory of our nation's complicated immigration history?

How much were Disney/ABC execs thinking not only of Moran's breach of the company's journalistic standards, but how Trump may have retaliated if they didn't dismiss Moran?

Those familiar with the French police procedural "Astrid" will wonder what took somebody so long to make an English-language version.

A commercial dubbed the worst in the New Jersey primary for its fake, AI-generated images may have doomed a gubernatorial candidate's campaign.