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After feeling the heat from his co-stars, 9-1-1 star Ryan Guzman has taken to social media to address his defense of using racial slurs. READ MORE
In the wake of George Floyd’s death at the hands of Minneapolis police and the resulting protests that have been met by sometimes overly aggressive police forces, the executive producers of CBS’ S.W.A.T. series READ MORE
Warning: The following contains spoilers for Monday’s The Baker and the Beauty. Proceed at your own risk!
If you were rooting for The Baker and the Beauty‘s titular couple to get back together during Monday’s two-hour finale, you got READ MORE & GRADE IT
Glee is not a word that actress Samantha Ware would use to describe her experience working opposite Lea Michele in the final season of the Fox musical comedy. READ MORE
For more than 50 years, June has been designated as LGBTQ Pride Month, an opportunity to celebrate all that the queer community has accomplished, while recognizing the struggles that still lie ahead. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
Days, weeks, months and seasons may all be blending together anymore, but the arrival of summer TV is still an event to be heralded. Ergo, calendar! READ MORE
Comedians tend to fare pretty well on America’s Got Talent, but we’ll let you decide whether this Season 15 hopeful has what it takes to become the next Preacher Lawson. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Following last week’s brief detour to Planet Beta, Wednesday’s episode of The 100 (The CW, 8/7c) returns viewers to Sanctum, where things are getting bad. Like, radioactively bad. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
In the latest TV ratings — and pending likely adjustment due to breaking news preemptions in the Los Angeles, Chicago and Raleigh Durham markets READ MORE
June has officially bloomed and, as per tradition, so has TVLine’s annual advocacy period known as Dream Emmy season. As per tradition, we’re kicking things off with the Outstanding Drama Series race and this burning question: READ MORE
