Television

For all the brilliant contestants we see on game shows, it's always funnier to watch ones who are somewhat incompetent.

If you can't help hearing the strains of Paul Simon's 1975 hit 'Still Crazy After All These Years' every time you look at a turkey, this anniversary post is for you.

Following the September arrival of their latest album, ‘Songs of Innocence,’ U2 will be making a week-long visit to ‘The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon,’ starting Nov. 17.

Do you remember the 'Real Stories of The Highway Patrol' TV show? I bet you didn't know that I, Grateful Mike, made my nation television debut on that program. It's true. Plus, I played a cross-dressing psycho killer.

Stevie Nicks took advantage of a break in Fleetwood Mac's current tour to stop by 'The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon' last night and perform a pair of songs, including one from her new solo LP, '24 Karat Gold: Songs From the Vault.'

While everyone spent the last month gearing up for Halloween, TV news did its duty by continuing to roll out hilarious bloopers.

The Foo Fighters invited Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen to help them celebrate the fourth night of their weeklong invasion of the ‘Late Show With David Letterman.’

Has your favorite TV show started it's new season? This is the time of year when networks debut brand new episodes of a lot of our favorite TV shows, is there one that you're super excited about this fall?

Are you a fan of 'Saturday Night Live'? If you watch the late night NBC comedy show, you've seen a lot of anchors come and go hosting their weekly 'Weekend Update' segment. Who was your favorite?

Robert Plant is on the promotional trail for his new album, 'lullaby ... and the Ceaseless Roar,' and his journey brought him to the Sept. 22 edition of 'CBS This Morning,' where he talked about the liberating feeling of composing an album of new original material after spending a few years focusing on covers.