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Created by the producers of "Castle" -- and conceptually just birthed from its rib -- "Take Two" is the slightest of crime procedurals, one that will live or die on the appeal of its stars. Fortunately, they're both adorable, which might not be enough to sustain an ABC series that might as well have been titled "Castle 2."

A 22-year-old man has been arrested and charged with murder in the fatal Broward County, Florida, shooting of rapper XXXTentacion, police said Thursday.

Everyone's favorite morbid, monotone teen is coming back to MTV.

Chloe Dykstra is speaking out after her ex-boyfriend, TV host Chris Hardwick, denied allegations he sexually and emotionally abused her.

Hard to believe the perpetually youthful Andy Cohen recently turned 50.

Luke Cage might be bulletproof, but the character's eponymous Netflix series looks weaker in Season 2 -- not bad, overall, but still experiencing the equivalent of a sophomore slump.

The dinosaurs are fine in "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom." It's the people that are ridiculous and irritating, so much so that this latest sequel -- which weaves in warnings about tampering with nature and genetic engineering -- is a near-case study in mindless monster franchises run amok.

He may have just turned 76, but Paul McCartney is clearly not ready to retire.

No joke here: Ariana Grande is engaged to "Saturday Night Live" performer Pete Davidson.

Janet Jackson is opening up about her battle with depression and her journey to find peace in her life.

Bruce Springsteen went off book at his Broadway show on Sunday night to blast the administration's border policy that has led to the separation of families.

Fans celebrated the life of rapper XXXTentacion and mourned his death Tuesday on both coasts.

"This is A.I." brings a scholarly, understated approach to the topic of artificial intelligence, balancing the gee-whiz aspects of new developments with "We're all going to die" apprehensions about it. Nevertheless, this two-hour Discovery Channel documentary feels like important viewing, and not just for those waiting for a real-life "Westworld" to open.

Eva Longoria is now a mom.

Two series centered around Latino characters are challenging other shows to take a stand against the immigration policy that has resulted in children being separated from their parents.

XXXTentacion spoke on his death before he was killed Monday.

Sen. Ted Cruz can now add basketball scrimmage champion to his resume.

Kevin Spacey will be seen on the big screen once again.

Kevin Costner has done some of his best work in westerns, and even with the History miniseries "Hatfields & McCoys" on his resume, his first TV series is something of an occasion. But "Yellowstone," a modern-day western airing on Paramount Network, gets bogged down in minutia and politics, and generally winds up being about as exciting as watching a zoning-commission meeting.