LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- NBC may be happy with the new "Jay Leno Show," but some of the other networks definitely are not.
ABC and CBS have been discouraging their talent from booking appearances on the funnyman's new primetime show, Jay confirmed on Tuesday when Julia Louis-Dreyfus appeared on his program.
more »LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Charlie Sheen is at the top of the scripted TV heap, according to TV Guide.
The mag reported that the "Two and a Half Men" star takes home $875,000 an episode for his role as Charlie Harper on the CBS sitcom.
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The actress' exit from the Fox drama is the result of a "creative decision" on the part of executives more »
NEW YORK, NY -- This summer, Bravo's Television Without Pity asked TV junkies to cast their votes for the best, worst, most improved and just plain craziest characters, series, moments and more from the 2008-2009 season. And after a record-breaking 2.4 million votes were cast, the results can finally be revealed!
Access Hollywood also participated in this year's Tubeys, with five categories of our own. The results... after the jump.
more »LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Hugh Laurie is a big hit with U.S. TV audiences -- but apparently, he's also big in France -- as an author.
The "House" star currently has the best-selling book in France, the BBC reported.
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"I'm not retiring from acting," he says as he preps for his new White House job more »
By Laura Saltman
LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Some stars ditch successful TV shows over creative differences, others because they want to pursue a career in film. "House's" Kal Penn just might have the best reason ever for leaving a number one rated show -- he's taking a job in The White House.
Kal, who played Dr. Lawrence Kutner for two years on the FOX drama, accepted a position as an associate director in the office of public liaison.
Details on his shocking decision inside...
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- "War of the Worlds!" "The Blob!" "The Creature from the Black Lagoon!" "Attack of the 50 Foot Woman!" "Godzilla!" "The Fly!"
Moviegoers who are familiar with the B-movies of the 50s and 60s will love the clever references to them in "Monsters vs. Aliens" -- an action-packed computer-animated 3-D wonder from DreamWorks Animation (the studio behind "Shrek" and "Kung Fu Panda").
more »Hugh Laurie, Omar Epps, and the rest of the cast talk about the upcoming 100th episode of the hit medical drama. (04:05) watch video »
The actor, 49, reveals how he and his pals had a pact to "kill" themselves as teens more »