Television

Kyle A. Carrozza spoke to Newsweek about his fun experiences with Tenuta.

The reality series is coming back for a seventh season after 16 years, and this year's cast features Dennis Rodman, Frankie Muniz, Stormy Daniels, and more.

The animated feature-length debut of everyone's favorite video game plumber doesn't actually look that bad.

The actress talked to Newsweek about her upcoming off-Broadway show opposite Jim Parsons, her hubby Anthony Edwards and much more.

Viewers are upset over the show's Mexican-themed episode, including its challenges and the hosts' jokes and costumes.

The new Peacock show 'A Friend of the Family' explores how Robert 'B' Berchtold manipulated Mary Ann and Bob Broberg in order to groom their young daughter Jan.

TV personality Bethenny Frankel shares her problem with "House of Hammer" and other docu-series streaming now.

Kevin McKidd will be back for Season 19 of "Grey's Anatomy," but whether his character Dr. Owen Hunt is back to work remains unknown.

Ellen Pompeo is taking a step back from her role as Meredith Grey in the 19th season of "Grey's Anatomy," to pursue other projects.

A "Saturday Night Live" rumor was confirmed by producer Lorne Michaels who discussed Chase and Murray's fight on the "Fly on the Wall" podcast.

Jesse Lee Soffer has portrayed Detective Jay Halstead in "Chicago P.D." since it began, but he is now bidding farewell to the character.

"We are beyond excited," Witherspoon said during an appearance on the "Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon."

The three famous faces under The Mummies disguise were uncovered in the latest episode of "The Masked Singer."

Robert 'B' Berchtold groomed and kidnapped Jan Broberg twice as a child. Her story is told in Peacock's "A Friend of the Family."

Hilary Swank spoke to Newsweek about her new ABC show "Alaska Daily" and explained how the real-life cases the show is based on convinced her to join.

"It's just that the crime in L.A. right now is too much for me," Osbourne told Newsweek of her decision to return to the U.K.

"CBS knew what they were getting when they employed me," Osbourne told Newsweek of her dismissal from the show. "They [knew they hadn't] hired a dormouse."

"The film shows the limits of the genre's capacities and its imagination," film professor Damon Young told Newsweek, after star Billy Eichner blamed homophobia.

The Duke of Sussex had "constant battles with the media" long before he met Meghan Markle, according to a new biography. A joke on a TV show sparked a furious response.

Jan Broberg spoke to Newsweek about revisiting the trauma of being kidnapped twice as a child in Peacock's "A Friend of the Family," and why she had to make it.

It was the familiar facial hair that caught the eye of one Philadelphia 76ers' star.

Detectives previously said they believe incidents involving Eric Weinberg could date back to the 1990s, and there were unidentified victims.

On top of playing Glenda Cleveland in "Dahmer," the Emmy-nominated actress stars as Simone Clark in "The Rookie: Feds" on ABC.

The conservative commentator spoke out on her podcast, after she was photographed wearing a "White Lives Matter" T-shirt at Kanye West's Yeezy fashion show.

Experts weigh in on who could be the next James Bond after a producer in the franchise suggests the actor will be in his 30s.

"He's deliberately planning out his career to cover this s***," one person wrote via Twitter.

"I'm trying to be respectful but please STOP tearing Kimberly down and using our family when you want to deflect," Kardashian wrote on West's Instagram post.

The spooky real estate listing featuring the horror movie icon dropped just in time for the Halloween season.

"Most of [y'all] are stuck in a hive mind mentality," said Selah Marley—granddaughter of reggae legend Bob Marley—in an Instagram post.

Despite receiving high viewing figures, Marilyn Monroe movie "Blonde" and "Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story" on Netflix have received viewer backlash.