
Knicks Star Jalen Brunson to Guest Star on 'Law & Order: SVU'
NBC says the New York Knicks point guard will appear in the crime drama's fifth episode of the season, airing Nov. 5.

NBC says the New York Knicks point guard will appear in the crime drama's fifth episode of the season, airing Nov. 5.

NBC announced the New York Knicks point guard will appear in the crime drama's fifth episode of the season, set to air Nov. 5.
The agreement, signed during the Carpathian Summit, is intended to open new opportunities for Ukrainian involvement in European television production.

Peacock, Netflix, Amazon and AMC each showed early footage of horror-adjacent television projects at this year's Toronto International Film Festival, according to The Verge.

Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone open the animated series' new season with the fictional town's renaming already in place, while turning attention to e-bikes rather than the US president, according to a review in The Guardian.

A new series following lawyers balancing personal chaos with professional success premieres at 9pm on BBC One.

The writer and actress spoke to the BBC about her latest project, which tackles sex and relationships for people balancing care for both children and ageing parents.

The Cardiff-born actor became the first person to win two lead acting Emmy awards in a single night, according to the BBC.

The Motherland creator's new HBO Max dramedy follows a divorced 50-year-old navigating dating apps, ageing parents and a teenage son, according to a Guardian review.

Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe take over presenting duties on BBC One as the new series launches tonight.

The author reflects on his past hostility toward television and discusses a new eight-part Netflix adaptation of his novel featuring Meryl Streep.

The Guardian's "The Guide" newsletter says this month has seen an unusually strong return of television, including HBO's divorce drama War and the comedy The Paper, after what it called a slow summer for the medium

The Guardian reviews Rick Rubin's eight-part Mubi docuseries with Jay-Z, finding it unstructured and better suited as a podcast.

The Welsh actor told the BBC that 'luck and timing' played a role in becoming the first person to win two lead acting prizes in a single Emmy Awards ceremony.

A BBC clip shows investor Deborah Meaden making an unconventional opening move during a negotiation with an entrepreneur seeking funding.
The drama series broke Emmy Awards records as actor Matthew Rhys made history winning Leading Actor honors in two separate categories, according to Anadolu Agency.

The Law & Order star presided over the ceremony at the Peacock Theatre, which BBC News described as featuring "superstars and broken records."

Rhys became the first person to win two lead acting prizes in a single night at the Emmy Awards, according to BBC News.

Selena Gomez, Zendaya and other celebrities were seen on a blue-coloured carpet before the primetime broadcast honouring US television's top shows, according to the BBC.
Jean Smart wins her fifth Emmy for 'Hacks', becoming the first actor to win lead comedy actress for every season of the series, according to Al Jazeera.
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony concluded with multiple winners across drama, comedy and other major categories.
A YouTube sitcom created entirely by artificial intelligence has drawn harsh criticism for poor writing and lifeless characters.

Actor wins two lead acting awards in a single night as the comedy series sets a new record with 14 Emmy wins.
Maggie and Negan face off in New York as the zombie franchise continues.
Lawson replaces Prue Leith, who stepped down in January, in a change that has generated significant anticipation ahead of the show's new series.
The veteran British actor, praised as an "extraordinary talent," was also known for roles in Waiting for God, Tenko and Doc Martin
The Pitt and Hacks lead this year's Emmy awards, competing against The Diplomat, Widow's Bay and others.

Television's biggest night in the United States got underway as celebrities walked the red carpet ahead of the annual awards ceremony.

A new series of the children's favourite will also feature actor Henry Golding, according to the BBC.

American-born playwright and critic who became a familiar voice on British television, offering sharp cultural commentary on shows including Late Review and Question Time, has died.

NPR News is tracking winners as they are announced during Monday night's television awards ceremony.
A three-part series examines cases of women deceived by online dating fraudsters.

Actor Matthew Rhys made history as the first person to win two lead acting Emmys in a single night, according to NPR News.

The Jack Reacher spinoff follows Frances Neagley, Reacher's former colleague, in a new action series.

Rhys became the first performer to win two lead acting prizes in a single night at the Emmy Awards, according to the BBC.

The latest cultural guide from The Guardian previews a new fantasy comedy sequel starring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, alongside the return of a topical sketch show, as part of a broader roundup of film, television, music, theatre and art recommendations for the week ahead.
Welsh actor discusses her rugby background and returning role in the spy thriller series.
Oscar-winning director Asif Kapadia presents the concluding chapter of the decades-spanning British documentary, catching up with participants now in their 70s.

The final instalment of the Up series, directed by Asif Kapadia, was reportedly prompted after participant Nick Hitchon revealed he had been diagnosed with terminal cancer.

The Welsh actor spoke about his "emotional connection" to his role in a new ITV drama, The Party, according to the BBC.
A critic for The Guardian gave a scathing assessment of the Channel 5 adaptation of Graham Norton's best-selling novel, describing the six-part series as tedious despite its murder-mystery plot.
The screenwriter says reality TV parallels the social dynamics in Austen's novels.
As the science-fiction franchise reaches six decades, industry observers and cast members say Star Trek faces new challenges from an aging fan base and shifting media technology, according to NPR.

A survival-themed reality show placing two teams in a ghost town headlines tonight's television listings, alongside a pottery competition featuring comedians Fatiha El-Ghorri and Lucy Beaumont.

The BBC has decided to end its broadcast of Drag Race, citing financial pressures, prompting a co-creator of the show to warn about the impact on LGBTQ+ visibility on television.

After six decades of following the same group of Britons every seven years, the acclaimed television project is coming to an end, according to the BBC.

The Guardian's weekly selection of top-rated reviews features a new television drama starring Patrick Brammall and Maxine Peake, alongside a live performance from a musical duo known as Angine de Poitrine.

The British adaptation of the sketch comedy franchise resumes with new cast members, airing Friday at 10pm on Sky, according to The Guardian's television listings.

The presenter of the BBC's Saturday evening show, which drew 2 million listeners, is leaving radio to appear on a celebrity pottery programme.

The original series, which aired for just three seasons starting in 1966, has grown into a multi-generational franchise with a devoted fan base, according to NPR.

A Guardian critic finds Mr. T's documentary showcases his charisma but suffers from poor production quality, including misspellings of his name.

Documentary 'Til I Die follows a Crowborough man and protesters opposing use of army camp for asylum seekers.

Comedian tells The Guardian that becoming a father has changed his lifestyle, as he prepares to launch a new Friday night series filmed in a working pub.

Relationship expert Paul C Brunson fronts a new U&W series exploring emotional and psychological manipulation, opening with one woman's account of coercive control.

The writer and actor says the series, centered on a 'sandwich generation' protagonist, channels her own experience of turning 50 and starting over after divorce.

The actor became a fixture of British television comedy in the 1970s and 1980s, known for playing youthful, charming characters across a string of hit ITV series.

Original cast and creators Damon Beesley and Iain Morris return for a new instalment of the British sitcom franchise.

The Guardian's culture section has published a roundup of anticipated television programming for the upcoming season, spotlighting new seasons of established franchises and fresh comedy formats.

Actor and writer known for playing government minister Hugh Abbot died of pancreatic cancer, according to an obituary published by The Guardian.

The Australian adaptation of Neil Forsyth's Guilt follows a brother and sister navigating the aftermath of a fatal accident.