Pophouse Entertainment has acquired Tina Turner's name, image and likeness rights as well as the majority share of her music ...

And so, Swedish actor Alexander Skarsgård opened the 1,000th episode of the American sketch show Saturday Night Live (or SNL) on January 31. SNL is essentially a variety show, with sketches, a bit of ...

Created by Peter Grönlund, this Nordic crime gem takes us to a Sweden far removed from flat-packed furniture and hygge vibes. With chilling disappearances, ...

He may be known as Alabama’s most famous “snake in the grass,” but he can also best anyone in identifying slithering subjects. Rob Rausch, a native of Florence, won the fourth season of “The Traitors” ...

Late-night TV show hosts slammed President Donald Trump as tensions flare between the U.S. and Iran following a military attack that resulted in the death of the Middle Eastern country’s supreme ...

Everything had to line up perfectly for Jack Hughes to get to New York City in time for “Saturday Night Live.” But sure enough, when the lights went up in the historic Studio 8H at Rockefeller Center ...

The Muppets unofficially began in 1955, when a young Jim Henson created the humble program “Sam and Friends” for a local TV station. Most of these droopy, felt puppets faded into obscurity, but it was ...

Without a single warning, six legendary figures from American late-night television quietly stepped beyond traditional broadcast boundaries and launched an independent channel titled "Voice of Truth." ...

Welcome back to the first post-Olympics week of late-night TV. Jimmy Kimmel Live! took the most advantage of the ’lympos this week by interviewing Chloe Kim and asking the hardest questions. Namely, ...

Although Conan O’Brien has been out of the late-night game for nearly five years, he’s still finding plenty of people to hear what he has to say. The 6x Emmy-winning comedian, who hosts the Conan ...

Why do we watch politicians on late-night TV? Not always to get their positions on major policy topics. Viewers want to have some unexpected talk. Or entertainment. Perhaps politicians do as well.

In October 2006, while seeking reelection as California’s Republican governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger appeared on “The Tonight Show With Jay Leno” on NBC. It seemed innocent enough: Schwarzenegger had ...