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Ashley Hebert (AY'-behr) is no longer a "Bachelorette."
She was dissed on "The Bachelor" and came in third place during her first stint on "Dancing With the Stars," but Melissa Rycroft is now a winner.
Teenage actor Angus T. Jones of the comedy "Two and a Half Men" apologized Tuesday for a series of interviews denouncing his own show, an episode that has rivaled former colleague Charlie Sheen's meltdown as an off-screen oddity.
The teenage actor who stars in "Two and a Half Men" and called the CBS comedy "filth" may have some time before he faces the show's producers.
Celebrity chef Roger Mooking makes his living by giving cooking instructions and inspiration to millions of viewers through his three TV shows on the Food Network and the Cooking Channel. But last summer, it was Mooking who got the cooking lesson when he spent a day with members of the Nisqually tribe as they cooked salmon and other local seafood.
Work on your stand-up routine, dust off the guitar or start training your dog. “America’s Got Talent” returns to Puget Sound for auditions on Nov. 29. The venue is the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle.
Tacoma’s Myers family lost their feud to an Arizona family on Thursday.
Thursday night, the star of “Sweet Home Alabama” and this year’s NBC drama “The Firm” is coming back to the place where he first put down roots: Gig Harbor.
A Tacoma family will appear on TV game show “Family Feud” on Thursday, thanks to their naturally boisterous personalities.
“Saturday Night Live” parodied the vice presidential debate with a little help from the world’s fastest man.
A visit to YouTube these days shows so many professionally produced channels that it could be confused with an online TV directory. There are channels for ABC News, Taylor Swift, Nike Football, America’s Test Kitchen and the Obama for America campaign.
Tacoma bankruptcy attorney Mike Malaier had a chance to identify the Snake River as the border between Idaho and Oregon but named the Columbia River instead, and it went downhill from there.
Tacoma attorney Mike Malaier might not know who Beavis & Butt-head are, but he still won big on “Jeopardy” Wednesday night.
Tacoma attorney Mike Malaier will compete on an episode of “Jeopardy” on Wednesday. For now, he can’t reveal whether he was a one-shot wonder or the next Ken Jennings.
NBC News correspondent Tom Brokaw was taken to a Charlotte-area hospital on Thursday morning after he felt light-headed, the network confirmed.
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