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"Dancing With the Stars" sent its first celebrity home Tuesday night -- while another was saved.

Actor and comedian Matt Lucas brought his famed mimicry skills to "The Great British Bake Off" on Tuesday, kicking off the show's new season with a skit in which he impersonated British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

"Supergirl" is nearing her final adventure.

Tommy DeVito, a founding member of The Four Seasons, the band portrayed in the hit musical "Jersey Boys," has died of Covid-19 complications at 92.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus joked "the apocalypse is great" during CNN's CITIZEN event on Tuesday.

Kelly Clarkson used the debut of the second season of her daytime talk show to go a bit more in depth about her pending divorce.

Permutations on Sherlock Holmes have a long and spotty cinematic history, which makes "Enola Holmes" -- a vehicle for "Stranger Things'" Millie Bobby Brown, who doubled as its producer -- such a pleasant surprise. Adapted from the young-adult books, it's a lovely production that reinforces the sense Brown, if there were any doubts, is a major star in the making.

The Billboard Music Awards 2020 nominations were revealed on Tuesday, with Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish leading the pack of artists up for awards.

Ellen DeGeneres returned to the studio for the season premiere of talk show and addressed allegations of a toxic production environment at the daytime series in her opening monologue.

Fresh off of winning an Emmy Sunday night, Uzo Aduba is going to play Phoebe from "Friends."

The late Rep. John Lewis won many superlatives as he spent more than 60 years tirelessly pursuing equality and social justice -- even when it meant putting his own safety at risk.

Fresh on the heels of Christina Anstead returning to work with her ex-husband, she's announced that she and her current husband have split.

Lady Gaga is continuing to be open about her mental health struggle.

NPR Tiny Desk is where performers go to show they actually can sing, and BTS has done just that.

The Primetime Emmy Awards, which honor the best in television, are being presented Sunday

What if you threw a party -- one generally praised by critics, presented with no serious glitches in the midst of a pandemic -- and relatively speaking, nobody showed up? That's the puzzle facing the Television Academy, in the wake of another year of record-low ratings for the Emmy Awards.

Michael Lonsdale, the British-French actor famous for playing one of James Bond's most iconic villains, has died at 87.

"Filthy Rich" is a bit of a Franken-soap, seemingly stitched together from pieces of other series. Yet it works, at least kind of, as a guilty pleasure, unabashedly embracing its trashiness with sly wit and reasonably clever twists. As kickoffs to the broadcast TV season go, Fox could have, and indeed has, done worse.

The Emmy Awards went on Sunday, with Jimmy Kimmel noting at the outset that while an awards show might "seem frivolous and unnecessary" in the middle of a pandemic, "Right now, we need fun."

Sunday night's Emmy Awards were pretty diverse before they even happened -- and then history was made.