The show, a pioneer in reality TV talent shows, announced in May that season 15 would be its last, ending an era of bad auditions, musical talent and, of course, Ryan Seacrest.
Could Shi Scott be the next "American Idol"? Some of her onetime classmates at Aberdeen Middle School thought she could and it turns out they weren't alone.
Barry Levinson has signed on to direct the pilot and and serve as an executive producer on a new Jennifer Lopez police drama planned to air on NBC in 2015.
In a lot of ways, tonight¿s episode of "Glee" was an entirely more touching tribute to Corey Monteith¿s character, Finn, than the actual tribute episode from September.
Ben Cohen, 16, a rising senior at Hammond High School in Columbia, just returned from a 10-day music camp in Los Angeles sponsored by the GRAMMY Foundation.
While many average users of Instagram are taking a wait-and-see approach after widespread complaints about its new privacy policy, a few Baltimore photographers are already pulling the plug on the popular photo-sharing service.
What plays well in a stadium doesn't always work so well on TV.But if the in-person thumbs-up reviews out of London Friday were accurate, the opening ceremonies of the Summer Olympics were a winner on both fronts. By and large, the version shown for four and a half hours tape delay on NBC Friday night certainly made for a fine opening to the games.
A hundred days from Wednesday, the Summer Games will open, but the event is also the beginning of the end of one of the greatest Olympic careers ever. The demands both in and out of the pool are greater than ever for 26-year-old Michael Phelps, but he says he is both excited and at ease heading into his fourth and final Olympics.
By now, Giuliana Rancic is entirely comfortable living out loud, online and on air. She is almost as ubiquitous as her frequent co-host, Ryan Seacrest: She pops up not just on seemingly every red carpet, but also on regular segments on NBC's Today show, and on her series, "Giuliana & Bill."
