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New network series like NBC's "This Is Us" and Fox's "Star," which debuts Wednesday show how much more complex depictions of racial identity have become since the '80s.

Music dramz, family dramz, award dramz, business dramz, baby dramz and gay dramz is this week's episode in a nutshell.

An "Empire" episode deep in intrigue and war worthy of a royal coup, as we deal with the continuous question of who will be crowned heir to the Empire.

Ah, sugar, "Empire" is back and making bold moves after its winter hiatus. Never one to disappoint on the drama and emotional flair, Wednesday night¿s episode brings the Lyon family roaring back to life on the screens of viewers.

Robin Wright picked up a Golden Globes nomination for her work in "House of Cards."

This week¿s episode was titled ¿Et tu, Brute¿ by co-creators Danny Strong and Lee Daniels, and it certainly pulls out all the dramatic flair of a Shakespearean tragedy for a sometimes graphic roller coaster ride on Season 2 fall finale of "Empire."

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! The holiday season has begun and there is a veritable feast of action in our newest episode of "Empire."

After a string of emotionally heavy and sometimes outright dark episodes, I'm thrilled the writers decided to make the newest edition to "These Are the Days of our Lyons," just fun.

Open a nice malbec, grab your fluffiest ruby-encrusted robe and pull out that tiara because this week's "Empire" curtain opens on Shakespeare.

In just 12 months, a seeming novelty has become the norm. Last year, new-season buzz centered on the number of network series that featured ethnically and racially diverse casts: "Black-ish," "Fresh Off the Boat," "Jane The Virgin," "How to Get Away with Murder" and "Empire." They have all survived. They have been joined by more new series featuring diverse casts. And networks are moving beyond casting: On new series such as "Truth Be Told" and "Rosewood," characters from very different

This week's episode of The Lyon King(s) was kind of -- blargh. No? Just me? OK, I'll stop being cray.

Get the milk out because last night was the Season 2 premiere of "Empire," and we¿re serving a heaping dish of Cookie.

It¿s another big year in Emmy nominations for Maryland-made House of Cards and Veep. Once again, both series came up big yesterday in the most prestigious categories announced.