Olympic gold medalist Hope Solo played herself in her acting debut on NBC's "Whitney." Alex was a huge fan of the soccer star, but Whitney had no idea...
NBC has ordered three additional episodes of sophomore drama "Whitney," according to Deadline. While the show's second season was initially given ...
Whitney Cummings was relatively unaware of the many, many, many bad reviews her NBC sitcom received .... That is until one fateful night. “I was ...
After being scheduled on Fridays -- along with "Community," though neither will ever air there -- "Whitney" found a home on NBC's Wednesday nights. Th...
Suffering from serious "Community" withdrawal? Infuriated that "Whitney" has an airdate while the Greendale Seven still lingers in TV purgatory? NBC i...
Has "Animal Practice" been canceled? NBC is replacing the comedy starring Justin Kirk and Crystal the Monkey with "Whitney." "Whitney" will premier...
Though NBC's "Community" and "Whitney" were scheduled to premiere on Friday, October 19, that no longer seems to be the case. According to Vulture, bo...
Matthew Broderick will guest star on "Modern Family." According to The Hollywood Reporter, Broderick will play a neurotic new friend to Phil (Ty Bu...
"Girls" has found a new woman. Rita Wilson has joined the cast of the HBO comedy for Season 2 as Marnie's (Allison Williams) mom, Hollywood.com re...
Watch out, Fred and Carrie: A new hipster is moving to town. According to Entertainment Weekly, former "Big Love" star Chloe Sevigny is headed to t...
Whitney Cummings has become the latest celebrity victim of malicious hackers. The actress/comedian, who stars in the NBC sitcom "Whitney," lost con...
The vibe at the Sheffield Doc Fest is simply fantastic. The city itself welcomes filmmakers, commissioners, composers and producers from all over the world, and gives back warmth and appreciation for their work.
Not every pilot written by a woman will be picked up, but women are garnering more attention for their work in television and their presence will only continue to grow in upcoming years.
We love TV, but that doesn't mean we love everyone on TV. Some of our favorite shows have a truly horrible character or two. We suffer them in pseudo-...
Whitney Cummings isn't my thing. I've watched clips of her stand-up on YouTube, and almost always closed the browser before she was done talking. Joke...
Here's a tiny piece of unsolicited advice: if you are a man and someone, especially a journalist, asks you if you think women are funny, SAY NOTHING. It is a trap. Walk away. If only someone had said this to "Two & A Half Men" co-creator Lee Aronsohn.
It's been a whirlwind ride for Neal and Lily in the past several episodes on "Whitney" (Wed., 8 p.m. ET on NBC). The couple went from engaged to sudde...
Until now, I have not written about Whitney Houston, largely because so many others have. However, when I learned that Los Angeles radio hosts, John and Ken of KFI AM 640 had referred to Ms. Houston as a "crack ho", I could not remain silent.
While there are shows that make me laugh on a regular basis (from Curb Your Enthusiasm to The Big Bang Theory to Hot in Cleveland), there are many, many more that don't.
Of all the fantastic performances, the great voices and outrageous dancing and original songs, and amazing legends, and youngsters who can sing us all under the table, it was, at the end of the day, Springsteen who blew me away.
Legendary comedian John Cleese ("Monty Python") stopped by "Whitney" (Wednesdays, 8 p.m. EST on NBC) to help Chris and Whitney work through some coupl...
Struggling to find work as a photographer, Whitney jumped at the chance to be Roxanne's assistant on "Whitney" (Wed., 8 p.m. EST on NBC). She had no e...
I'm only 16. I don't have a job; I don't need to worry about supporting my family. But the economy affects more than income. Here are examples of how the recession has affected our pop culture.
Looking at HBO's recent move -- the canceling of male-driven shows "Hung," "How to Make it in America," and "Bored to Death" and the renewal of the Laura Dern-fronted "Enlightened" -- it's become even more apparent: TV is now the land of women. And that's not a bad thing.
John Cleese is paying "Whitney" a visit. According to TV Guide, Cleese will make a rare TV guest appearance as Dr. Grant, a therapist Whitney (Whitney...
