CNN Correspondent Elizabeth Wagmeister to Host Pre-Emmy Interview Series (TV News Roundup)
CNN correspondent Elizabeth Wagmeister is set to host a special pre-Emmy interview series airing exclusively on CNN.
CNN correspondent Elizabeth Wagmeister is set to host a special pre-Emmy interview series airing exclusively on CNN.
The fifth and final season of "Industry" is adding seven new cast members.
David Ellison's Paramount Skydance asked the judge overseeing the antitrust lawsuits filed by 12 states and the WGA to force the plaintiffs to pony up…
The best sets we saw at Norway's Øyafestivalen, from The Cure to Geese to Lily Allen.
Anthony Bourdain's memoir "Kitchen Confidential" has returned to bestseller lists following a new biopic about the beloved chef, Tony.
CNN correspondent Elizabeth Wagmeister is set to host a special pre-Emmy interview series airing exclusively…
"The Testaments" creator Bruce Miller and star Elisabeth Moss break down the Season 1 finale reveals and Season 2 plans.
Gayle King says Oprah refused to shut down rumors that they were dating on air.
Apple TV has revealed a first look at “Last Seen,” a new six-episode Australian thriller.
Released by Amazon MGM and IO Interactive, the new game reimagines James Bond's origin story.
Byron Allen now is the majority owner of BuzzFeed -- the struggling digital media player that Allen plans to use to launch a free-streaming platform that he imagines will rival…
Globo to produce romance drama film created by and starring pop star Anitta, with production beginning on June 1 at Estúdios Globo in Rio.
Jennifer Lopez talks about that viral "Off Campus" video and recalls meeting her "Office Romance" costar Brett Goldstein for the first time.
Disney+ is keeping the momentum going in June with a packed lineup of premieres, returning favorites and live sports.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass appears to be headed to a runoff against reality star Spencer Pratt in the June primary.
Howard Storm, the veteran television director known for helming episodes of "Taxi" and "Full House," died on Tuesday of natural causes. He was 94.