Now that we're in the thick of Season 4 of "Parenthood" (Tuesdays at 10 p.m. ET on NBC), Hank (Ray Romano) has become an obvious threat to Sarah (Laur...
The Luncheonette is getting some serious star power. According to EW, Glen Hansard -- the Oscar winner who starred in "Once" -- will play himself ...
To restore its good name, the Boy Scouts must place the interests and needs of abuse victims before the protection of their own organization.
By: Eli MacKinnon, Life's Little Mysteries Staff Writer Published: 10/23/2012 11:34 AM EDT on Lifes Little Mysteries The world's oldest new dad,...
In the midst of Kristina Braverman's (Monica Potter) heartbreaking cancer storyline, Amber (Mae Whitman) and Ryan's (Matt Lauria) budding romance is s...
"Breaking Bad" star Betsy Brandt is trading one dysfunctional TV family for another, at least for one episode. TV Guide reports that the actress will ...
Ah, the perks of being a "Parenthood" star. After being spotted in an on-set smooch with "Friday Night Lights" vet Matt Lauria, Mae Whitman opened...
We have already experienced the downsides of one potty for seven people -- like one desperate little fella trying to pee while his sister is sitting on the bowl. Really.
From a seven-year-old's political views to offensive tweets, The TV world had quite the week. Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thomson told Jimmy Kimmel that...
Happy Halloween to all those makers of little jack-o'-lanterns, whose work is truly a labor of love and whose efforts are worthy of high praise -- regardless of the outcome.
Most people I know have suffered this kind of loss. But that doesn't make it any easier when it happens.
If we're made in God's image, could it be possible that our Maker also experienced new parenthood as a crazy challenge, making God vulnerable -- metaphorically sleep-deprived -- and deeply in love with those helpless naked creatures.
It's a "Lost" reunion! Mark Pellegrino, who played Jacob on the ABC drama, is heading to "Person of Interest," which stars fellow "Lost" alum Michael ...
There's no way to take all the worry out of parenthood. Use love as a guiding principle, ask for help when you're stumped, and we promise (hope) you will worry less.
The triplets had a great day -- a day punctuated by some classic kid quotes that make me want to bottle them up and keep them small forever. Here are a few of my faves from the past few days.
Even though Kristina is hesitant to tell Haddie she has breast cancer in the middle of her fun, freshman year, she and Adam feel that it's time to break the news.
NEW YORK -- Jason Ritter says working with Lauren Graham on NBC's "Parenthood" is "one of the greatest experiences" of his life. "Parenthood," which ...
Fall TV has officially kicked off, and the emotions and laughs are running high. From Haddie's (Sarah Ramos) emotional "Parenthood" airport goodby...
We're always hearing about children and teenagers who share too much: with their friends; with their parents; online, with the world. But what happens when it's Mom and Dad dabbling in TMI? How do we know how much--and what sort of--information our kids can handle?
NBC's "Parenthood" has seen its fair share of twists and turns, but Season 4 has thrown its biggest curve ball yet: Kristina (Monica Potter) has been ...
Is there more that we as parents can do to find real solutions to cheating? What actions can parents take to affect real change so that cheating doesn't become an indelible part of our educational system?
John Lutz is on his way back to "The Good Wife." "I will be in another episode of 'The Good Wife' coming up, I think," the "30 Rock" actor told Huf...
As a parent, I know what Dorothy took the entire movie to learn: There's no place like home.
I had gained a daughter, but completely lost my center. It didn't take long for my obsessive tendencies to kick in, and before I knew it, I was a self-help junkie. I became certain that if I could just find the right mantra or mentor, I would be back to my old control freak self in no time.
We make plans and life takes it's own path. In the end, I'd say the big lesson for me has been about trust -- trust that things happen when they're meant to happen; trust that we're being taken care of by a higher source; trust when our intent is grounded in love.
