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Richard Schiff and his wife Sheila Kelley have both tested positive for Covid-19, the actor revealed on Twitter.

The cast of "Family Ties" reunited for charity Tuesday and discussed whether the show would survive in the current political climate.

A special little someone has Rupert Grint on Instagram now.

Ryan Seacrest is loving his time on "Live With Kelly and Ryan" and grew emotional when talking about co-host Kelly Ripa, who he's worked alongside since 2017.

The fourth season of "The Crown" is dominated by two women, and neither is the Queen. The stately Netflix drama rather pivots to the tragic tale of Princess Diana and the ascent of prime minister Margaret Thatcher, operating along those parallel tracks while as usual punctuating the narrative with signature events from British history.

New additions have been made to the cast of the third season of Netflix's "Narcos."

CBS is promising to incorporate more diversity into the network's reality shows.

The "Jeopardy!" episode that aired the day after Alex Trebek died opened with an emotional tribute to the late host.

The first Black woman to be crowned Miss Mississippi USA is now the reigning Miss USA.

Chrissy Teigen is continuing to be open about her family's grief.

The champagne was flowing on late night TV Monday.

Don't look for Wentworth Miller to revive his star-making role in "Prison Break."

"Party in the U.S.A." is back on the charts after Joe Biden's victory and no one's happier about it than Miley Cyrus.

Alex Trebek was more than just a game show personality.

Believe it or not, Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker have been married for 23 years.

Blue Ivy Carter appears to have a work ethic similar to her parents.

Actress and activist Eva Longoria has apologized for remarks made during an interview with MSNBC after she was criticized for appearing dismissive of Black women.

Kevin Costner knows where he's happiest.

A teaser trailer for Lil Nas X's upcoming Christmas song "Holiday" debuted Sunday -- with a cameo from Michael J. Fox.

"Industry" is essentially a mashup of earlier TV shows and movies, but in the most enjoyable of ways. Focusing on young candidates at a major London financial firm, the formula weds "Billions" to "The Paper Chase," with an appealing cast caught up in a Darwinian struggle for (professional) survival.