Shaquille O'Neal is one busy retiree.

Andy Dick has spent well over 10 years trying to get his life together.

On the same day more than 40 years ago, lightning struck twice for Dolly Parton. She wrote "I Will Always Love You" and "Jolene," two of her signature songs, on the same afternoon.

The Bible took centuries to put together. Producer Mark Burnett's take weighs in at 10 hours.

After stalling on "American Idol" twice in the Hollywood rounds, Janelle Arthur sized up her options before auditioning a third time.

After a particularly grueling day on the set of "The Walking Dead," star Andrew Lincoln went back to a dark, empty house alone and started to feel uneasy.

For a cutup like Joel McHale to label the upcoming fourth season of "Community" as "weird" is a bit of an understatement.

The most pivotal season ever of "Dallas" started when the cameras weren't rolling late last year.

Beware when entering the office of Johnny Knoxville.

After two seasons of playing a wandering ghost on "Being Human," actress Meaghan Rath thinks she's found her sweet spot.

The party is at your house this year.

It turns out 2012 wasn't a total wash. The year had a little bit of everything - zombies, spies and fighting tycoons.

If flirting and dimples won Emmys, "Christmas with Holly" would sweep.

Tyler James Williams was adamant. "I knew I didn't want to be the lead on a TV show," says Williams, 20.

Get out your hankies. "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" -- canceled earlier this year -- is back for a four-week holiday-themed run.

For documentarian Ken Burns, the Dust Bowl should be more than just a tragic piece of American history.

Tom Kenny is a man of a thousand voices -- or so it seems.

Like the Tennessee outsider she plays in "Malibu Country," her new sitcom, Reba McEntire can relate to being a small fish in this land of swimming pools and movie stars.

British wit Graham Norton never set out to be a talk-show host.

After three seasons on "The Walking Dead," Andrew Lincoln has finally been pushed to the edge.

Spending hours a day for weeks fighting, kicking and lifting himself with rubber bands, Stephen Amell has come to a conclusion. "There's no faking it for this show," he says.

"It is, without a doubt, the most fundamentally game-changing development as we've had since we started telling this story," says Michael C. Hall, whose "Dexter" launches its seventh season at 9 p.m. EDT Sunday on Showtime.

With some television seasons, "just OK" is the best you can expect.

Beverly Hills, Calif. - As “Survivor: Philippines” — the competition show’s 25th edition — begins, Jeff Probst is envisioning a time when the franchise will have its own torch snuffed out.

Beverly Hills, Calif. • Katie Couric is glad she has had some space between her and Oprah Winfrey.

If living well is truly the best revenge, Susan Lucci is getting hers in spades.

If you figure you know Matt LeBlanc now based on playing a version of himself on "Episodes," well, you'd be wrong.

"I'm quite new to this whole press package," admits British actor Tom Weston-Jones, conducting an interview on a bustling street with buses and foot traffic zipping by rather than talking indoors, where a party's noise level is not much better.

If "Shark Week" personality Philip DeFranco had to choose between being devoured by a shark or piranhas, he's already made up his mind.

With the muscle of the Olympics behind it, NBC will deliver a preview of one of its most-anticipated new shows: Matthew Perry's sitcom, "Go On."

"Fashion Police" panelist George Kotsiopoulos scans the room in case he needs to make a citizen's arrest.

Trying to understand the phenomenal appeal of the "Twilight" saga still perplexes its cast and creator.

“Breaking Bad” has reached a breaking point (10 p.m. EDT Sunday, AMC).

Eric McCormack likes the duality of the character he plays in his latest series, “Perception” (10 p.m. EDT Monday, TNT).

Eric McCormack likes the duality of the character he plays in his latest series, “Perception” (10 p.m. EDT Monday, TNT).

When we left Matt LeBlanc last time on "Episodes," his life was a mess, and he dragged everyone else down with him.

When we left Matt LeBlanc last time on "Episodes," his life was a mess, and he dragged everyone else down with him.

Charlie Sheen can be the life of the party, but he also knows how to steal focus.

Charlie Sheen can be the life of the party, but he also knows how to steal focus.

"General Hospital" -- now reaping the most nominations at this year's Daytime Emmy Awards -- has gone from bust to boom.

"General Hospital" -- now reaping the most nominations at this year's Daytime Emmy Awards -- has gone from bust to boom.

More than a dozen years on "Dallas" still wasn't enough to help Linda Gray go back.

Here's Jenny McCarthy, the 2.0 version.

Protecting her privacy helps Nicole Kidman be a better actress.

To say that Dina Eastwood — wife of Clint — is close to the boy band Overtone might be an understatement.

Maybe you don’t know Howard Stern as well as you thought.

“It’s an unusual experience to be a comedian,” says Louie C.K., who is being feted at “The Comedy Awards” (9 p.m. EDT Sunday, Comedy Central).

Fashion is calling, and Kelly Ripa is running late because of it.

I leaned into the shadows and cupped my ear, hoping to find assurance.

Often when Ricky Gervais’ best friend, Karl Pilkington, calls, the conversation immediately begins with a random and innocuous question.