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How To Watch The 2026 US Open Tennis Championships
The 2026 U.S. Open is finally here. Here's what tennis fans need to know about where to watch it, the dates of competition, and key players to follow,
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Whatever Happened To Camila From The Challenge?
Camila Nakagawa appeared on several seasons of "The Challenge" in the 2010s. Here's why she suddenly vanished from the MTV reality TV franchise.
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15 Worst Episodes Of Game Of Thrones, According To IMDb
Game of Thrones produced some not-so-stellar episodes during its eight-season run. Let's look at how IMDb ranks some of the show's worst episodes.
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Emmys 2026 Poll: What Should Win For Outstanding Limited Series?
Five captivating shows are competing to take home this year's Emmy for Outstanding Limited Series — but which one ought to win? Cast your vote in our poll!
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A Carol Burnett Show Spin-Off Nearly Destroyed One Of The Star's Closest Friendships
"The Carol Burnett Show" inspired a spin-off that was canceled after two seasons. However, it was revived, causing a fracture between Burnett and her co-star.
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The Resident's Chris Harrell Dedication, Explained
The Season 6 premiere of "The Resident" was dedicated to a man called Chris Harrell, but nobody by that name ever appeared in the credits of the medical drama.
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What To Watch In September: A Printable TV Calendar Highlighting Every Major Premiere And Finale
Discover What to Watch with TVLine's printable September 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
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What To Watch Monday: DWTS: The Next Pro And Ninja Warrior Winners Revealed, Furious Finale, Kelly Clarkson Signs Off, And More
On TV this Monday: DWTS: The Next Pro and American Ninja Warrior declare winners, Furious wraps its freshman run, and Kelly Clarkson ends her daytime talk show.
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Before Star Trek, William Shatner Worked With Leonard Nimoy On A Classic Spy Series
Star Trek icons William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy both appeared in an episode of this 1960s spy drama, which, later, Shatner didn't even remember.
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Quote Of The Day By Henry Cavill: 'I Think That's Just One Of The Facts Of Life, That Sometimes Things Don't Go Your Way, And Other Times They...'
The Witcher vet Henry Cavill has some sage advice for carrying on in the wake disappointment.
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The Walking Dead: Dead City Brings Back Beth — And Brings Maggie And Negan Closer Than Ever
The Walking Dead: Dead City just brought back Emily Kinney's Beth for an alternate-reality episode — get all the details in our recap.
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Lanterns Reveals John Stewart's True Mission — Read Episode 3 Recap
Episode 3 of HBO's Lanterns revealed a whole lot about John Stewart — let's recap!
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Before The Walking Dead, Jon Bernthal Was In A Forgotten Sitcom With A Modern Family Star
Long before he made his name as a no-nonsense action hero, Jon Bernthal dipped his toe into the world of sitcoms — but it wasn't exactly a smash success.
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Luke Perry And Malcolm-Jamal Warner Starred In A Forgotten Sci-Fi Show From Babylon 5's Creator
After creating "Babylon 5," J. Michael Straczynski made a forgotten post-apocalyptic Showtime series starring Luke Perry and Malcolm-Jamal Warner.
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Star Trek: What 'Riker's Beard' Actually Means
The phrase "Riker's beard" is of course inspired by Commander William Riker of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Here's what it means and how it came to be.
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Smallville Almost Received A Spin-Off Starring Two Iconic DC Comics Characters
Justin Hartley's Oliver Queen had a romantic relationship with Erica Durance's Lois Lane in "Smallville," and they almost headlined their own spin-off series.
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What Happened To The Cast Of I Dream Of Jeannie?
I Dream of Jannie ran for five years on NBC, starring a tight-knit cast of actors. Here's what happened to the stars of the '60s sitcom after the series ended.
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5 Hilarious Sitcom Stars Who Also Played Absolutely Frightening Villains
Comedy and horror are two sides of the same coin. These actors prove that the funniest sitcom stars around can be downright terrifying if they wanted to be.
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Ice-T Made His Law & Order Debut In The Franchise's Only Movie — But Not As Fin
Ice-T has played Fin in well over 500 episodes of Law & Order: SVU, but one appearance earlier in the franchise had him play an entirely different character.
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10 Saddest Star Trek Deaths, Ranked
The Star Trek franchise is littered with memorable and tragic character deaths. Here are the 10 saddest, ranked.
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TVLine Pet Peeves: Why Do Female Characters Always Wake Up Looking Flawless?
In our latest TVLine Pet Peeves column, we take aim at a nagging annoyance for us: female TV characters waking up in perfect makeup.
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Patricia Arquette Starred In A Supernatural TV Series That's Worth Revisiting
Before becoming TV royalty with mesmerizing performances in "The Act" and "Severance," Patricia Arquette led a supernatural procedural that holds up well today.
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10 New Girl Episodes To Skip On A Rewatch
New Girl's take on twentysomething dating life may be a defining sitcom of the 2010s, but inevitably, not every episode sticks the landing.
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Dutton Ranch Star Cole Hauser Was Originally Asked To Play A Different Yellowstone Character
Cole Hauser explained that Yellowstone creator John Linson didn't originally approach him with the idea of playing Rip Wheeler, but he loved the character.
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Supernatural's 15 Worst Episodes, Ranked
For 15 seasons, Supernatural gave viewers nothing but frights, thrills, and tears. However, some chapters were memorable for all the wrong reasons.
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Sci-Fi Epic Babylon 5 Regularly Asked Two Questions, Says Creator J. Michael Straczynski
Babylon 5 eclipsed its TV sci-fi contemporaries by growing and maturing over time — and the key to this development lay in two vital questions.
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33 Years Ago Today: A Late-Night Legend Jumped Networks—and 23 Million People Watched
This legendary late-night host switched from Late Night on NBC to Late Show on CBS in 1993, and his audience followed. Here's why he made the change.
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