Some TV kisses are so special, they're etched in your memory forever. This Valentine's Day, we're celebrating with a mashup of some of the best TV ...

Roseanne Barr is teaming with NBC for another attempted TV comeback. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Barr and Steven Greener have signed a de...

LOS ANGELES — Roseanne Barr is dropping into NBC's "The Office." The network said Barr will guest star as a talent agent named Carla Fern in sc...

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who stars in the new, critically-acclaimed film "Lincoln," has been appearing on screen for two decades straight ... and he's on...

Since TV viewers have been watching the many Halloween-themed episodes TV has to offer this holiday season, HuffPost TV thought it was time to take a ...

"The Good Wife" is getting a dose of "Grey's Anatomy." According to EW, "Grey's" alum T.R. Knight is joining the CBS drama's impressive slew of Sea...

There were plenty of memorable moments during Comedy Central's "Roast of Roseanne" special on Sunday, but as is the case with many TV events, we're us...

The news that Charlie Harper would be returning to "Two and a Half Men" almost broke the Internet -- not because the show had already killed off the c...

Tuesday night on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" (weeknights, 12 a.m. EST on ABC) John Goodman talked about working with his old sitcom friend and co-star Roseann...

It's an interesting time to bring back a "Roseanne"-style sitcom about poor people, working people, and displaced people. Looking back at the show that made her famous, Barr told Entertainment Weekly, "I'm very proud of its timelessness, and the fact that it has a political edge that is even more relevant now than it was then." She may be right.

One pilot currently in contention for the 2012-2013 season is Downwardly Mobile, starring Roseanne Barr. But what if the network continued with this strategy? Here are some NBC reunion suggestions that the network could use.

"Roseanne" fans should sit down on a big, comfy couch for this one. Fifteen years after the end of their hit sitcom "Roseanne," John Goodman may be...

NBC has announced three more pilot pick-ups for sitcoms: one from Roseanne Barr, one from a former "Friends" producer and something from the writer of...

Charlie Sheen has set out to prove two things: First, he's "not crazy anymore" and second, he's better than "Two and a Half Men." "I just didn't wa...