Rachael Taylor and Whoopi Goldberg
It's been 22 years since Ghost, but Whoopi Goldberg still knows how to scare up the spirits.
The Oscar winner gets her creepy on with a guest spot on the December 2 episode of 666 Park Avenue. She plays...
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Whoopi Goldberg
Whoopi Goldberg is moving into the Drake!
The View co-host and Oscar-winning actress has landed a guest-starring role on ABC's new drama 666 Park Avenue, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
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Goldberg will play...
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Rose Byrne and Ryan Phillippe
When the ratings for tonight's TV are tabulated on Thursday, there's little doubt what will top the charts — and it won't be the doings in Charlotte on the second night of the Democratic National Convention. (It won't be Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, either, for which civilization can breathe a sigh of relief.)
One of TV's biggest draws returns with the official NFL Kickoff 2012 on NBC (coverage starts at 7:30/6:30c), with the opening game of the season a rematch of the Giants and Cowboys.
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Glee, Lea Michele
So that's why the episode was called "Choke."
Rachel Berry (Lea Michele) did just that on Tuesday's Glee when she completely messed up the lyrics to "Don't Rain on My Parade" not once, but twice during her much-anticipated audition for NYADA. Instead of belting her heart out to the Funny Girl classic, as she did when she gave a triumphant performance of the song at sectionals in Season 1, she flubbed the lines and then...
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Top of the Rock: Inside the Rise and Fall of Must See TV
The DVR and online video streaming of your favorite shows has turned Must See TV into Must See When I Get Around to It. But Warren Littlefield, former entertainment president of NBC, has reminded us of what was possible not so long ago. His new book, Top of The Rock: Inside the Rise and Fall of Must See TV (May 1, Doubleday), recounts his successful run at the network and the inside stories of the shows that...
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Lindsay Lohan, Whoopi Goldberg
The Glee guest-casting bonanza continues.
Whoopi Goldberg has landed a multi-episode arc, while Lindsay Lohan is in final negotiations to appear on the Fox series, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
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Whoopi Goldberg
Whoopi Goldberg will guest-star on an upcoming episode of ABC's The Middle, the show's executive producer announced Wednesday at the winter TV previews.
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Goldberg will appear on the 21st episode as the guidance counselor of Sue (Eden Shur), executive producer Eileen Heisler said during a panel that also featured the showrunners of ABC's other Wednesday night comedies, Suburgatory, Modern Family and Happy Endings.
Also coming soon to visit the Heck family...
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Gil Cates
Gil Cates, a director and producer who produced a record 14 Academy Awards telecasts in 18 years, has died. He was 77.
Cates' body was found Monday on the campus of UCLA, where he was the founding dean of the School of Theater, Film and Television. The Los Angeles County Coroner's Office is investigating ...
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Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Fallon
Our top moments of the week:
12. Tastiest Defense: How do you know when your airline passenger is done? You stick a fork in him, naturally. Or at least, that's what Maggie does on Pan Am when a male first-class flyer (and first-class sleazebag) tries to feel her up and pull into the bathroom. It's about 50 years later, but we'd still stab someone with a fork if they pulled that crap with us.
11. The Edge of Sanity Award: Susan deals with her immense guilt over helping to hide Carlos' murder on Desperate Housewives the only way she knows how...
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The View
Sherri Shepherd criticized boss and co-host Barbara Walters for using the N-word on Monday's episode of The View.
Whoopi Goldberg first used the word when discussing presidential candidate Herman Cain's comments about the controversy surrounding...
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