Clarice Taylor
Clarice Taylor, best known for playing Cliff Huxtable's mom on The Cosby Show, has died, People reports. She was 93.
Taylor was surrounded by her family when passed away Monday from heart failure.
read more
Donald Trump, Robert De Niro
And Donald Trump's latest Hollywood feud is with... Robert De Niro.
The real estate mogul fired back at the two-time Oscar winner Monday after De Niro criticized his birther obsession with President Barack Obama.
Donald Trump's birth certificate stunt backfires
"Well, he's not the brightest bulb on the planet," Trump said of De Niro during a phone interview on Fox & Friends. "I've been watching him over the years and I like his ...
read more
Donald Trump
Knowing how to milk a good string of publicity, Donald Trump plans to make an announcement about an announcement on his presidential bid on the season finale of Celebrity Apprentice.
Bill Cosby on Trump's presidential bid: He's full of it
"On the May 22 season finale of Celebrity Apprentice, Mr. Trump may announce the time and place of a press conference at which time ...
read more
Donald Trump, Bill Cosby
At least one person won't check Donald Trump's name if the Celebrity Apprentice host should actually make it onto a presidential ballot: Bill Cosby.
Donald Trump's birth certificate stunt backfires
Cosby appeared on the Today show Wednesday morning to tout his own efforts to further education in lower income urban areas. When Meredith Vieira asked the comedian and former TV star his thoughts about Trump's political aspirations, Cosby said Trump is "full of it."
Cosby later elaborated that he's frustrated by Trump's back-and-forth attitude about the possible 2012 presidential run...
read more
Jon Cryer, Kristin Wiig
Some of the funniest people on the planet gathered in New York City Saturday night for the first-ever Comedy Awards (which airs April 10 at 9 p.m. simultaneously across MTV Networks' Comedy Central, Spike TV, TV Land, VH1 and Nick At Nite). Eddie Murphy received the Comedy Icon Award and paid homage to his greatest comedic inspirations: Bill Cosby, Charlie Chaplin, Richard Pryor and George Carlin. But the biggest award of the evening was also the most...
read more
Heidi Klum
Jeers to Heidi Klum for her poorly tailored new Lifetime show Seriously Funny Kids.
Want more Cheers & Jeers? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!
read more
Heidi Klum
Heidi Klum trades temperamental designers for temperamental kids as the host of the new out-of-the-mouths-of-babes series Seriously Funny Kids (premiering tonight at 9/8c on Lifetime). "People who say 'Don't work with animals or kids' are absolutely right!" Klum jokes. "It is definitely harder than I expected." Bill Cosby would likely agree. He hosted a similar series, Kids Say the Darndest Things, from 1998 to 2000. But while the shows have ...
read more
George Clooney
George Clooney will be recognized at the upcoming Emmy Awards, the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced Wednesday.
Hope for Haiti Now telethon draws big crowd
The 49-year-old actor will receive the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at the ceremony on Aug. 29 for his work on ...
read more
Robert Culp
Robert Culp, best known for his role in the pioneering TV series I Spy opposite Bill Cosby, has died. He was 79.
Culp died Wednesday after collapsing, or possibly tripping, on a sidewalk outside of his Hollywood home, his agent, Hillard Elkins, told TVGuide.com. He additionally...
read more
Keshia Knight Pulliam
Keshia Knight Pulliam wants you to know: She's not Rudy Huxtable anymore.
The 30-year-old actress may forever be remembered for her adorable character on The Cosby Show, but the work she's churning out now is a far cry from days past. In Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail (now on DVD), Pulliam plays Candie, a young woman whose choices land her in the slammer.
See photos from Madea Goes to Jail
"She's a girl who's made some bad decisions," Pulliam tells TVGuide.com. "Due to some unfortunate circumstances, she dropped out [of college] and that's where her life took a downward spiral. She got into drug abuse and prostitution, and it's just a story about choices — and how you rebound from those choices."
That story resonated with moviegoers who poured into theaters to make the film Perry's biggest box-office success to date. Pulliam first worked ...
read more