Nashville Sneak Peeks: Are Rayna and Juliette Ready to Move On?
First things first, let us take a moment to mourn Nashville‘s demise. Last week was a bloodbath for over a dozen network shows, and unfortunately, our b
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Josh Gad Describes His Dreamgirls Sing-Off With Jennifer Hudson on The Tonight Show
Josh Gad was on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night to promote his upcoming film The Angry Birds Movie, which hits theaters this Friday, and
Lip Sync Battle: Josh Peck Asks Grandfathered Co-Star Christina Milian “What Do You Mean?”
If you’re still mourning the loss of FOX’s Grandfathered, which was cancelled by the network last week, you may want to check out this Thursday&
CBS’ Fall Schedule: Scorpion and NCIS: LA on the Move, Kevin James’ Comedy Gets Post-Big Bang Slot
There will be quite a few new shows making their debuts this fall on CBS. In fact, with six new shows, the network will be premiering more freshman series tha
Stephen Colbert Rallies for More Female Villains in Movies on The Late Show
Stephen Colbert has a new cause that he’s rallying for on The Late Show: more female villains in big-budget movies. So how and why did this topic come
Silicon Valley Review: Jack Is Fired, Gavin Acquires Endframe
Last week’s Silicon Valley was just pure madness. The guys worked so hard to form a plan to build the platform right under Jack’s nose only to hav
NCIS Season Finale Review: Michael Weatherly and Tony DiNozzo Get Fitting Goodbyes
NCIS set Special Agent DiNozzo on a new path as a fitting tribute to the character, and his portrayer of thirteen seasons Michael Weatherly. At the end of the
Chicago Fire Season 4 Finale Review: Putting Your Best Face Forward
Chicago Fire closed season four in a similar way in which it opened it. It wasn’t all about the huge moment or shocking twist that left fans hanging, it
Chicago Med Season 1 Finale Review: The End For One of Their Own
Chicago Med‘s first season wrapped up by saying goodbye to one of its own as the rest of Med’s staff focused on the future ahead. When it first pr
