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Taylor Mac and Lucinda Childs honored Philip Glass and his work with poets during a special performance, one of several celebrations ahead of the composer's upcoming 90th birthday.

While 'The Pitt' starts the season as the favorite to repeat, newcomer 'Pluribus' may give it a run for its money.

For nearly 20 years, Read Books was a fixture of Eagle Rock's quirky charm. Now, a 133% price hike has pushed the family-owned shop to close its doors, but not without a fight.

After a 6 1/2-year hiatus from theaters, "Star Wars" returns to the big screen this weekend with "The Mandalorian and Grogu." But the franchise now faces a very different landscape.

Rhea Seehorn, long overlooked for her acclaimed work on 'Better Call Saul,' is primed for immediate recognition for her performance in 'Pluribus.'

As the Season 1 finale of their AMC series approaches, creator Jonathan Glatzer and actor Billy Magnussen talk about how their relationship to tech has changed.

While the men of 'The Pitt' are likely to make a strong showing, 'Task's' Tom Pelphrey leads them all, according to our panel.

When Stephen Colbert inherited 'The Late Show' in 2015, it was during a golden age of late-night TV, and though it's evolved since, the appetite from viewers remains.

Keke Palmer, Naomi Ackie and Taylour Paige play shoplifters undermining the powers that be in a zany, visually uninhibited comedy written and directed by Boots Riley.

The 'Daily Show' co-host swaps topical punchlines for something meant to last decades in his new special 'Symphony,' premiering Friday on HBO.

Homework can wait for L.A.'s hardcore upstart Xcomm, whose youngest member is 14, as it focuses on the release of its debut album, 'Time to Burn.'

What exactly qualifies as a TV movie these days can be confusing, but a few late-breakers add interest to this year's race.

'The Pitt's' Noah Wyle is our panel's consensus pick to walk away with the drama actor Emmy for a second consecutive year.

'PBS Kids Across America,' a block of programming tied to the 250th anniversary of America, aims to celebrate the country's diversity while dropping history lessons and civics knowledge.

'The Pitt' looks to dominate this race, with our panel predicting that more than half the nominees will come from HBO Max's medical drama.