"Z Nation": From left, Harold Perrineau, Tom Everett Scott and Kellita Smith in this apocalyptic Syfy series, which has its debut on Friday evening.
“Z Nation,” a series about life during a zombie apocalypse, has its premiere Friday on Syfy.
Dan Stevens, best known as the valiant Matthew Crawley in “Downton Abbey,” is going against type in a variety of new roles.
The creator of “Girls” takes her comedic oversharing into print with her first book.
September 9, 2014
“Theater Close-Up” will run nine plays filmed for broadcast in the New York area.
September 7, 2014
“The Leftovers” has felt like a tug-of-war between its two creative lodestars: Tom Perrotta, the sensitive novelist of small-scale suburban malaise, and Damon Lindelof, the mad-hatter auteur.
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Finally, Bill Masters unveils what we’ve known all along.
Justin Elizabeth Sayre is busy, as a writer of “2 Broke Girls” and host of the monthly variety stage show, “The Meeting*.”
Charting the final, exhausted collapse of the adult white male, from Huck Finn to “Mad Men.”
“Utopia,” a new reality show on Fox, lets an odd assortment of types be themselves, together.
Chuck Todd began his new role as host of NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday and provided a reprieve from the pomposity and punchy diction common on the Sunday talk shows.
Hundreds of people gathered in Manhattan to say goodbye to the comedian, who once wrote of the funeral she wanted: “a huge showbiz affair with lights, cameras, action.”
Hope Davis (“Allegiance”), Yael Grobglas (“Jane the Virgin”), John Carroll Lynch (“American Horror Story” and Robin Lord Taylor (“Gotham”) embrace their roles as the season’s bad guys.
New ABC shows feature an Asian family comedy, a black actress as the star of a new drama, and a black family comedy.
“Madam Secretary,” “State of Affairs” and other new prime-time dramas offer heroines who advise the Oval Office and influence global events.
The coming season will have TV series set in Battle Creek, Mich., and Seattle, among other places.
“The Affair,” a new Showtime drama series, is about an extramarital romance in which both parties, a married waitress and a married schoolteacher, are not easy to judge.
ABC’s “Manhattan Love Story” and NBC’s “A to Z” are taking the same unusual approach to romantic comedies.
HBO’s “Boardwalk Empire” begins its fifth and final season, debuting Sunday.
Based on “Ghost Asylum” and “Angels Among Us,” there just may be an alternative energy source to harness in the spirit world.
The Upshot has created the McCain Count, a measure of how often figures from politics, journalism and other walks of life appear on the Sunday morning news programs.
The company, Rock’n Robin Productions, will focus on creating documentaries, lifestyle reality series and live special events.
How to wade through the crush of culture coming your way this season? Here’s a guide to 100 events that have us especially excited, in order of appearance.
Weekly recaps of the PBS costume drama, which ends its current season on Sunday.
James Corden, a British comedian who is relatively unknown in the United States, has just been tapped as the next host of CBS’s “The Late, Late Show.” A sampling of Corden’s recent appearances.
Shows like “State of Affairs,” “Madam Secretary” and “Political Animals” have characters with uncanny similarities to former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards took place at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles on Monday.
