NORRISTOWN, Pa. -- Bill Cosby should be locked up for as long as a decade and be required to register as a sex offender for the remainder of his life, prosecutors said Monday in the first day of a hearing that will determine how severely the disgraced and aging actor and comedian should be punished.

Cosby, 81, was convicted in April of three ...Read more

Two veteran NBC executives -- George Cheeks and Paul Telegdy -- were named co-chairmen of NBC Entertainment on Monday, replacing Bob Greenblatt at a time of upheaval in network television.

Greenblatt, who has been NBC's top programmer for nearly eight years, approached his boss, NBCUniversal Chief Executive Steve Burke, about two weeks ago and ...Read more

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- Actress Sarayu Blue admits she's not living up to the illusion of the ideal woman. "I'm a disaster," she gasps, "do you know how many thank-you cards I haven't written? I just can't keep up. I feel guilty if I don't remember someone's birthday on time. I feel guilty if I don't call my mom on a certain day -- not even a ...Read more

Little about the show screamed success: No real action, just a bespectacled school dean conducting interviews, a sparse setting and students in the studio audience.

But "Inside the Actors Studio" bloomed into an unconventional hit for Bravo, while its host James Lipton, the former dean of the Actors Studio Drama School who created the show, ...Read more

Redemption and second chances are born of a spooky aviation mystery in NBC's "Manifest" when a flight from Jamaica to New York goes missing somewhere over the Atlantic and then inexplicably touches down at its destination 5 1/2 years later -- plane, crew and passengers intact.

Authorities are flummoxed by the return of Montego Air Flight 828, ...Read more

Beyond the fact that it doesn't star Tom Selleck and that these are not the 1980s, there is nothing wrong with the reborn, lightly rebooted "Magnum P.I.," which Monday joins "Hawaii Five-0," "S.W.A.T." and "MacGyver" in the CBS House of Reborn, Reboot-ed Mysteries.

Whether it will blossom into the sort of living, breathing TV entity that the ...Read more

PASADENA, Calif. -- True, grown-up commitment -- not the romance of a fairy tale -- is what Beyonce and Jay-Z were determined to celebrate Saturday night at the Rose Bowl, where music's highest-profile couple played the first of two concerts on their joint On the Run II tour.

"This is real love," read a message on a giant video screen near the ...Read more

Warren Beatty was silent. It had been five minutes since "Life Itself" ended, a movie in which his wife, Annette Bening, plays a therapist. The couple had just seen the film for the first time, alongside one of Bening's co-stars, Mandy Patinkin. They were all at the home of "This Is Us" creator Dan Fogelman, who'd directed the drama.

Bening and...Read more

Hold up.

Before you fall for this one: Whatever you do, don't buy tears from Noah Cyrus.

On Thursday, Miley Cyrus's younger sister claimed she was peddling her tears after an extremely painful breakup from rapper Lil Xan. He reportedly cheated on the pop singer.

They are being "sold" in a dropper for $12,000 for 48 hours on a site called ...Read more

LOS ANGELES -- The last episode of Murphy Brown that aired in 1998 was titled "Never Can Say Goodbye." It sounded like nothing more than a sweet way for the CBS comedy to end its 10-year run, but turned out to be very prophetic. After an extended absence from television (that would be two decades), "Murphy Brown" returns with most of the ...Read more

ALPHA. 3 stars. Old-fashioned adventure yarn with new-fangled special effects. A young man (Kodi Smit-McPhee) is left for dead on a prehistoric buffalo hunt, and must cross dangerous lands to find his home, with the help of a wounded wolf he meets along the way. In IMAX 3D. Directed by Albert Hughes. 1 hr. 36 PG-13 (violence) -- Gary Thompson

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