Prolific TV and film producer-director Tony Scott, whose small screen credits included Numb3rs and The Good Wife, died Sunday afternoon of an apparent suicide. He was 68. READ MORE
Sherman Hemsley, the man best known for movin’ George Jefferson and family on up to a deluxe apartment in the sky, died Tuesday. READ MORE
Dude, is Hurley headed to Once Upon a Time?
It’s not official just yet, but if all goes as planned, Jorge Garcia will be the next Lost alum to visit ABC’s fantastical drama. READ MORE
Ernest Borgnine, an Academy Award winner and three-time Emmy nominee, died of kidney failure on Sunday. He was 95.
On television, Borgnine played the titular Lt. Commander Quinton McHale in the World War II-set sitcom McHale’s Navy, which ran from 1962 to 1966. His small-screen resume also includes …READ MORE
Legendary multihyphenate Andy Griffith has died, his close friend and UNC president Bill Friday told North Carolina’s WITN-TV. Griffith was found in his Dare County, N.C. home on Tuesday morning; he was 86.
Television viewers first met Griffith …READ MORE
Richard Dawson, the original host of TV’s Family Feud and one of Hogan’s Heroes, passed away on Saturday night. He was 79. READ MORE
MTV has revealed its plans to tribute Beastie Boys founding member, director and activist Adam ‘MCA’ Yauch, who died on Friday morning following a nearly three-year battle with cancer. READ MORE
Is Glee channeling Phantom of the Opera?
That’s the vibe we’re getting from the following sneak peek of Tina vamping it up amid a sea of candles from the May 1 episode, titled “Choke.” …READ MORE & VIEW PHOTO
Veteran TV and radio personality/producer Dick Clark died on Wednesday, after suffering a massive heart attack. He was 82.
Clark long carried the nickname “America’s Oldest Teenager” after debuting American Bandstand in 1957. The music/dance showcase … READ MORE
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