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166 Gift Ideas Inspired by Sansa, Sabrina and More of Your TV Faves

Plus: Presents The Walking Dead's Michonne, Riverdale's Cheryl, Outlander's Claire and more would approve of

Thu, Dec 20, 2018

166 Gift Ideas Inspired by Sansa, Sabrina and More of Your TV Faves

Lin-Manuel Miranda, Who Wrote a Few Songs in Moana, Does Billy on the Street

Love is love is love is love is love is love is love is love is love...

Thu, Dec 13, 2018

Lin-Manuel Miranda, Who Wrote a Few Songs in Moana, Does Billy on the Street

California Wildfires Burn Down Westworld Set as TV Stars Face Devastation and Loss

West Wing star Martin Sheen was found safe by news crews after son Charlie reported him missing

Sun, Nov 11, 2018

California Wildfires Burn Down Westworld Set as TV Stars Face Devastation and Loss

Check Out the Winners of the TV Guide/CNET Halloween Contest!

Who should win the big prizes?

Thu, Nov 1, 2018

Check Out the Winners of the TV Guide/CNET Halloween Contest!

Halloween Costume Contest: Enter to Win Big Prizes

Attention all pop culture and cosplay junkies! Pay tribute to your favorite character and you could win an Apple TV!

Thu, Oct 25, 2018

Halloween Costume Contest: Enter to Win Big Prizes

ABC Fall TV Schedule 2018

Here's what's headed your way this fall

Tue, Oct 9, 2018

Jeff Glor Will Anchor CBS Evening News From Key Battleground States Ahead of Midterms

Glor's first stop is Phoenix, Arizona

Thu, Oct 4, 2018

Jeff Glor Will Anchor CBS Evening News From Key Battleground States Ahead of Midterms

Forget the Emmys: Celebs Pick Their Own Winners for TV Guide's Top Dog Award

Because a hot dog trophy is definitely as good as an Emmy

Tue, Sep 18, 2018

Forget the Emmys: Celebs Pick Their Own Winners for TV Guide's Top Dog Award

Emmys 2018: The Complete Winners List

Find out which shows won big!

Tue, Sep 18, 2018

Emmys 2018 Predictions: Who Will Win?

We break down the biggest races

Mon, Sep 17, 2018

The 25 Best TV Performances of 2017

This is the cream of the crop

Wed, Dec 6, 2017

The 25 Best TV Shows of 2017

See if your favorite made the list!

Wed, Dec 6, 2017

Best Netflix Originals for Kids

Netflix original series aren't just about dysfunctional political power couples and quirky female prisoners. There are plenty of shows that cater to the whole family.

Fri, Jul 24, 2015

Introducing the New and Improved Mega Buzz!

Find out what's changing — and why

Wed, Jan 7, 2015

Introducing the New and Improved Mega Buzz!

Mega Buzz: Is a Parenthood Wedding in the Works?

See who might be taking a trip down the aisle

Wed, Jan 7, 2015

Mega Buzz: Is a Parenthood Wedding in the Works?

Best Gobblers: 13 of TV's Most Insatiable Characters

Think you chow down during the holidays? These characters will put your appetite to shame

Tue, Dec 23, 2014

Best Gobblers: 13 of TV's Most Insatiable Characters

Fox Plays the Waiting Game

If you could just ignore those pesky months between September and December, Fox would be sitting pretty. The challenge each year for this network is how to schedule a fall start that will live up to the blockbuster spring finish provided by late-arriving shows like American Idol and (even a diminished) 24.In the last of the week's upfront presentations, Fox Entertainment president Peter Ligouri made the curious choice of putting himself in the middle of a 24 parody, trading exchanges on the phone with clips of Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland, not in attendance in New York this year) from 24, in which Jack addressed "the president." The ticking-clock (ticking bomb?) metaphor isn't the most natural fit for a sales presentation, you'd think. And given that the first thing anyone in Los Angeles (where I've been for the last three weeks) wants to talk to me about is the steep decline in 24's quality this season, is this really putting your best foot forward? (24, incidentally, was renewed ...

Fri, May 18, 2007

Fox Upfront Coverage

3:50: Fox Upfront. The words still send shivers down my spine. As you recall, the network's presentation last year was widely considered to be the single-most grueling Upfront in the history of Upfrontmanship. The post-traumatic stress still hasn't worn off.3:51: Good news. The folks at Fox have clearly learned from their mistakes. In stark contrast to last year, the check-in process was easy-breezy. Even better, the air conditioning is working! Now if we can wrap this thing up in under two hours almost all will be forgiven.4:01: I'm in complete denial about the VM thing, BTW. Just thought I'd share. Ooooh, the show is starting... with a 24 parody!4:05: Jack Bauer urges Fox president Peter Liguori to keep this year's presentation under an hour! LOL!4:06: They're bringing all their stars out on stage. Fox always has a good talent turnout at these things. 4:08: Well, most years they have a good turnout. The only Prison Breaker in attendance is Sucre (Amaury Nolasco)!4:09: No Kiefer Su...

Fri, May 18, 2007

Fox Keeps Things Stable - and Welcomes Back Kelsey

Past experience has shown that it's wise to write down the new Fox schedule in pencil. There's always a change or two (or three) by the time the fall rolls around. But stability was the message for the 2007-08 season: Prison Break, 24, House, Bones, American Idol, Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? and the Sunday animation block will all return in their same time periods next season. Sure, Fox always falters when the season begins, but the network is about to finish No. 1 in viewers aged 18-49 for the third season in a row.As far as new shows, Fox is trying to regain the edge it seemed to abandon in this past season's development (which was dismal). The most promising attempt is on Monday at 9 pm with K-Ville, starring Anthony Anderson and Cole Hauser as two cops in post-Katrina New Orleans. We were puzzled when a reporter asked entertainment president Peter Liguori if doing such a show was exploiting a disaster. What should a contemporary show filmed in New Orleans be about? Mardi ...

Fri, May 18, 2007

The CW Tries Out a Brand New Personality

A year ago, the former stars of the WB and UPN found themselves uncomfortably mingling on one stage for the first upfront of the new CW network. They looked like the kids at the wedding of two single parents.This year, the CW took a step toward developing its own personality, shedding the aging Gilmore Girls, Veronica Mars (the longest-running unsuccessful show in prime time) and All of Us (the weakest link in its lineup of urban sitcoms). The network is even taking the teen out of teen-angst drama One Tree Hill. When that show returns in mid-season, the characters will have been fast-forwarded to their lives after college.The network is replacing All of Us with Aliens In America, a comedy about a Muslim exchange student coming to live in Wisconsin. It looks funny and a little provocative. Who would have thought the CW would have the first sitcom to deal with post-9/11 attitudes?Tuesday at 9 pm brings Reaper, about a slacker whose parents sold his soul to the Devil, played with a br...

Fri, May 18, 2007

CW Announces Its Fall Lineup

On Wednesday night, CW's top-rated series, America's Next Top Model, showed double-digit growth last season and was the No. 1 show in its time slot with women 18-34. Next season, America's Next Top Model will stay in its 8-9 pm berth, followed by the new drama Gossip Girl from 9-10 pm. From The O.C. producers Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, Gossip Girl is based on the best-selling young-adult book series of the same name. The show features an ensemble cast of new and veteran actors, including Blake Lively (The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants) and Leighton Meester (Surface), and chronicles the struggle for social supremacy among teens in a posh Manhattan prep school. The fun, sexy and dramatic hour is a perfect companion piece for Top Model's strong female audience, making Wednesday "Girls Night In" on The CW. On Thursday  television's most competitive night  Smallville and Supernatural deliver a solid mix of male and female viewers. On Friday, the wildly popular ...

Thu, May 17, 2007

Fox Announces Its Fall Schedule

The new dramas premiering this fall are K-Ville, starring Anthony Anderson and Cole Hauser as police officers in post-Katrina New Orleans; and New Amsterdam, the first American television project from Oscar-nominated director/producer Lasse Hallström, featuring newcomer Nikolaj Coster Waldau as a unique New York City homicide detective.The new comedy slated for fall is Back to You, from executive producers Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd. Set at a TV news station in Pittsburgh, the sitcom stars Emmy Award-winners Patricia Heaton and Kelsey Grammer, and is directed by James Burrows.The new unscripted series that will premiere this fall include The Search for the Next Great American Band(working title), a reality competition from the producers of American Idol, which will do for undiscovered groups what Idol has done for singers. From the producers of Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County, Nashville (working title) is an unscripted docu-soap featuring a group of ambitious you...

Thu, May 17, 2007