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Withdrawn! NBC won’t be making ‘Law & Order: For the Defense’ after all.

The charismatic neurosurgeon was actually a successful researcher before he starting killing people in the operating room.

The ‘Pose’ actor, who already scored one Emmy for playing Pray Tell, says he wanted the groundbreaking series to ‘go out with a bang.’

Bowen Yang is the first ‘SNL’ featured player to score an Emmy nomination.

EW celebrates the love for ‘PEN15’ and ‘Bridgerton’ while mourning the absence of ‘Girls5eva.’

On the eve of launching Magnolia Network, the Fixer Upper stars reflect on their lives before TV — when he was building and she worked the shop.

Rob Reiner and his kids Jake and Romy are sending up ‘Mad Men’ with their new comedy sketch ‘Mad Mensch.’

We asked the ‘Lost’ alum what movies, TV, books, and other pop culture he’s enjoying right now.

What do you have against ‘The Bachelor,’ Kyle Richards, and the Kardashians, voters?

‘Manifest’ creator Jeff Rake tells EW exclusively that he’s sketching out a feature-length conclusion after the show’s cancellation.

Original Bradys Barry Williams and Eve Plumb reveal why they’re in new roles, and ‘Drag Race’ stars Bianca Del Rio and Shea Couleé talk joining the family for ‘Dragging the Classics: The Brady Bunch.’

The CBS reality show’s new cast features a Covid relief worker and a budtender from Colombia. Ah, young love!

Stuart Damon, the actor known for playing the fan-favorite character Dr. Alan Quartermaine on ‘General Hospital’ for more than three decades, has died at 84.

The actor played the beloved Dr. Joe Martin on the old ABC soap.

‘Manifest’ creator Jeff Rake says he wants to give the series a proper ending after NBC canceled it.

The stand-up comedienne, who currently stars in Netflix’s ‘Good on Paper,’ said Leno’s apology was “meaningful.”

A photo of Veronica Redd, who took over Ray’s role on the CBS series, was used instead.

Alex Trebek and Larry King were posthumously honored while Kelly Clarkson won two trophies!

The 48th annual Daytime Emmys return to CBS on June 25.

Writer-producer Kenya Barris says he walked away from his $100 million deal with Netflix because it wants ‘down-the-middle’ shows.