The 56th Annual Grammy Awards (Sunday, 8/7c, CBS) features an impressive number of A-listers competing for music's top honors, but they might need to watch out. There's a fierce group of new contenders nipping at their heels. So can Kendrick Lamar beat Kanye West? Will Lorde continue her "Royals" reign? Check out our predictions below and tell us your picks for the big prizes.
Was legendary ax murderer Lizzie Borden nothing more than a cold-blooded killer? That's the basis for Lifetime's latest film, which stars Christina Ricci as the titular woman standing trial for the murder of her parents. While there are countless theories about Borden's crimes — including that her father Andrew Borden's illegitimate son committed the murders or Lizzie committed them during an epileptic fit brought on by menstruation — Lizzie Borden Took an Ax seems happier sticking to the general consensus that Lizzie did the deed.
Even though we knew it was coming, last week's Community dropped a major bomb on viewers: Troy (Donald Glover) was leaving Greendale to sail Pierce's boat around the world in order to get millions of dollars (and become a man, or whatever). "I thought that the writer's did a really great job of working it into the script in a really interesting and still very sentimental way," Alison Brie tells TVGuide.com of Glover's decision to exit the series. And according to the actress, who plays Annie on the NBC comedy, Thursday's episode will act as an "amazing farewell" to Troy.
ABC has renewed Wipeout for a seventh season, the network announced Wednesday. For the first time ever, winners from each episode will be brought together for a "Tournament of Champions" at the end of the season to compete for the title of Ultimate Wipeout Champion.
NBC has renewed long-running soap Days of Our Lives through September 2016, the network announced Wednesday. Daytime Emmys update "Days of our Lives continues to be a fan favorite for the daytime audience and we are thrilled to keep it going through its 50th season," said Jennifer Salke, President of NBC Entertainment.
Bill Cosby is returning to NBC for a new family comedy, TVGuide.com has confirmed. The network is developing a half-hour comedy featuring Cosby as the patriarch of a multi-generational family. According to Deadline, which first reported the news, Cosby is once again partnering with producer Tom Werner, who produced The Cosby Show.
Two writers are going to court accusing Fox's New Girl of "blatant plagiarism" of their pilot script. According to the lawsuit (obtained by The Hollywood Reporter), Stephanie Counts and Shari Gold claim the comedy is ripped from their script Square One. In addition to money and credit, they are demanding a "public apology" and an injunction to halt further filming and distribution of the popular series.
Donald Trump Jr. is expecting his fifth child with wife Vanessa. "Well @MrsVanessaTrump Kai, D3, T-man Spencer & I have some exciting news... We are expecting baby #5 this summer. Cant wait#evenlesssleep," he announced on Twitter.
Amy Lee and her husband Josh Hartzler are expecting their first child, the Evanescence singer announced on Twitter. "Ok I can't keep it a secret anymore-I've been working on a very special new project for 2014-A BABY! Josh and I are expecting! I'm so happy!" Lee wrote Saturday.
NBC has decided not to move forward with the Murder, She Wrote reboot staring Octavia Spencer, Deadline reports. However, the network plans on trying to find a different way to reimagine the amateur sleuth series, according to the report.
Let's not sugarcoat it: Things on Supernatural are a mess right now. Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) have split up, there are no more prophets coming to lend a hand, and Earth is caught in the middle of full-on wars for control over Heaven and Hell. Maybe it's time for some divine help. During his time masquerading as The Prophet, Chuck (né God) rewarded those who had the bravery to defy his plan (Team Free Will FTW!). But he wasn't above stepping in to save his favorite creations when the situation got too dire, either. Yet as the lines between Heaven, Hell and Earth continue to blur, God is nowhere to be seen and rarely even discussed. So what's the deal?
Dennis Rodman has checked into a rehab facility for alcohol addiction,TMZ reports. According to sources close to the former NBA player, he entered a treatment center several days ago following his most recent trip to North Korea. It was there Rodman had his now-infamous meltdown on CNN —something he blames on alcohol.
Madonna has apologized for calling her son a racial slur on Instagram. "I am sorry if I offended anyone with my use of the N word on Instagram," Madonna said in a statement on Instagram. "It was not meant as a racial slur. I am not a racist. There's no way to defend the use of the word."
After coming under fire for saying there shouldn't be a gay or bisexual Bachelor star because it'd be "too hard too watch," Juan Pablo Galavis posted an apology on Facebook Saturday, blaming the language barrier for any alleged anti-gay remarks. The Venezuelan football player and current Bachelor clarified that he didn't mean to say gay people were "more pervert," but that he meant they're just "too racy" to be on television.
Current Bachelor Juan Pablo Galavis broke barriers by being the first person of color to star in the franchise, but the former soccer play doesn't think the same right should be afforded to gays or bisexuals. In an interview with The TV Page, Galavis spoke out against the possibility of a gay or bisexual bachelor.
General Hospital has cast Knots Landing star Donna Mills in a mysterious role, Entertainment Weekly reports.
Justified has cast Oscar winner Mary Steenburgen in a recurring role, FX announced. Steenburgen will play ...
From the very moment HBO's new series Looking begins (Sunday, 10:30/9:30c), it's clear that its hero is at a turning point in his life. We get our first glimpse of Patrick (Jonathan Groff) as he's soliciting a sex act in a park. And Looking doesn't shy away from the realistically awkward fumbles ("Cold hands!") before Patrick's phone interrupts and it becomes obvious just....
Gwen Stefani and husband Gavin Rossdale are expecting their third son. "I was ready to hand over the crown. but I guess I am still queen of the house. #itsaboy #surroundedbyboys" the No Doubt singer announced on Instagram.
On Saturday, Sasheer Zamata will make her debut as Saturday Night Live's newest cast member and we can't wait to see what the Upright Citizens Brigade alum will bring to the sketch series. Thankfully, the Internet exists and we don't have to. Zamata's website and YouTube channel offer glimpses of what we can expect when she hits the stage — with host and musical guest Drake — this weekend.
After the events of the midseason finale, The Walking Dead will never be the same. TV's worst beards of sorrow The prison's been destroyed and the survivors have broken apart on separate paths, each with their own unique set of dangers and enemies. Though things might look grim, Rick (Andrew Lincoln) hasn't given up all hope yet. "It's not going to be easy, but we're not too far gone," he says.
Do we have déjà vu? Thursday's Critics' Choice Movie Awards featured a slew of Golden Globe repeats, including wins for The Wolf of Wall Street's Leonardo DiCaprio, American Hustle's Amy Adams and Dallas Buyers Club'sMatthew McConaughey and Jared Leto. But in a nice change of pace, 12 Years a Slave's Lupita Nyong'o beat out American Hustle's Jennifer Lawrence for best supporting actress.
