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Regis Philbin says fans have told him he makes them happy every morning.
It would be interesting to know what Andy Rooney would say now about the great beyond.
Andy Rooney insisted he's not retiring. He's a writer, and a writer never stops being a writer.
The new TV season is under way, and in the first round, CBS has left its rivals in the dust.
Just weeks after Fox dropped "America's Most Wanted" after more than two decades, its creator-host, John Walsh, has a new home for the show on the Lifetime network.
When Ryan Murphy was a child, his grandmother forced him to watch the daytime horror soap "Dark Shadows."
The Fox network is bringing back Carl Sagan's universe-spanning docu-series "Cosmos," and "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane is on board for the ride.
It was just three weeks ago that Ted Danson was announced as the new star of "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," and now he's in production — and a bit dazed by the suddenness.
Ashton Kutcher will play "an Internet billionaire with a broken heart" when he arrives as the new star of "Two and a Half Men" next month.
MSNBC is reinstating political analyst Mark Halperin this week, a month after he was suspended for an off-color remark about President Barack Obama.
When three MSNBC hosts forecast the winner of next year's presidential race, their choice isn't surprising, considering the network's liberal tilt.
Jane Fonda says she's been banished from QVC amid concerns about her political past. The network says it was a routine programming change.
Keith Olbermann has returned to the air promising "a newscast of contextualization."
Bristol Palin writes in her new book of losing her virginity to boyfriend Levi Johnston on a camping trip after getting drunk for the first time on too many wine coolers.
San Francisco's anti-circumcising lobby seems to have a friend in Russell Crowe.
Leonard Stern, a prolific writer-producer-director whose credits include "The Honeymooners," "Get Smart," and "McMillan and Wife," died Tuesday. He was 88.
Meredith Vieira has spent her last morning hosting TV's most-watched morning show.
Country singer John Rich went all the way on "The Celebrity Apprentice," claiming victory and $250,000 for charity.
You didn't have to watch "America's Most Wanted" to be grateful it's there. For 23 years it has resided on Fox, rallying its audience into a nationwide crime watch from which everyone benefited.
Ashton Kutcher is not gnarly.
Will Smith's tricked-out trailer was sent packing Wednesday after complaints from residents in the neighborhood where his new film is being shot.
Simon Cowell and Paula Abdul are back together again, hoping to recapture their TV chemistry for a new Fox talent show.
Taping for the new Fox singing contest "X Factor" is scheduled to start Sunday. But only three of the expected four judges have been announced.
Jack Donaghy, the boss on NBC's comedy "30 Rock," had had enough of TV inefficiencies and waste.
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