What to do when a limited series succeeds is, in TV circles, a high-class problem, one that USA's "The Sinner" tackles reasonably well. Having exhausted Jessica Biel's story, the show moves on to a new case -- connected only by Bill Pullman's gnarled detective -- that once again begins with a murder, backing up from the "who" and "how" of it to slowly pull back the curtain on "why."
Kendrick Lamar has already won multiple Grammy Awards and Pulitzer. Now there is speculation that an Emmy could be in his future following the rapper's primetime acting debut Sunday on the Starz drama "Power."
Racial injustice -- focused on the treatment of young African-American men by law enforcement -- is the topic of several upcoming documentaries, which together provide an in-depth portrait of the fractured relationship between certain communities and the justice system.
One of South Korea's biggest stars has taken on the peninsula's biggest news story in years: the historic summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
There isn't a "For Sale" sign outside 11222 Dilling Street. But ask any fan of "The Brady Bunch," and they'll say the home needs no introduction. "The Brady Bunch House," the classic split-level scene for nearly every episode of the hit TV show, is on the market for the first time in nearly 50 years.
Roseanne Barr called the racially offensive tweet that triggered her firing a "big misunderstanding" and "a big mistake," reiterating that she was "sad that people thought it was racist" during a rambling, tearful, wide-ranging TV interview.
