They misspelled Julia Louis-Dreyfus' name on her Hollywood Walk of Fame star, but the Emmy-winning star of "Seinfeld" and "The New Adventures of Old Christine" seemed tickled by the typo.

Has there ever been a better TV sitcom about four seniors living together in Miami than "The Golden Girls"? I would argue that no, no there hasn't.

Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon, but he won't be spending any more time on the dance floor.

Jerry Seinfeld, Jon Hamm and Seth Green are helping to deconstruct "Curb Your Enthusiasm."

Maura Tierney is making a return to TV after dropping out of a series last summer as she battled breast cancer, the FX network said Wednesday.

Inside the downtown warehouse where the second season of "Deadliest Warrior" is in production, an impaled ballistics gel dummy -- complete with phony blood-filled organs -- slowly slides down a towering wooden stake.

The odds weren't in Paige Miles' favor on "American Idol."

ABC said Wednesday that Heigl's final appearance in the medical drama aired Jan. 21, four months before the show's season finale in May.

Robert Culp, the actor who teamed with Bill Cosby in the racially groundbreaking TV series "I Spy" and was Bob in the critically acclaimed sex comedy "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice," died Wednesday after collapsing outside his Hollywood home, his manager said.

Network owner Discovery Communications announced Thursday that it had acquired rights to the series. It's being produced by Mark Burnett, who produces "Survivor" and several other TV series.

The network said Thursday the sixth and last season of the popular reality soap will begin April 27. Twelve new episodes will be aired before "The Hills" calls it quits.

TV fans who don't know the pleasure of Tara's company (and that of T, Alice and Buck) can catch up with the DVD set of season one of "The United States of Tara." Season two begins March 22 on Showtime.

Bill Maher's new HBO comedy special, "But I'm Not Wrong," skewers Sarah Palin, George W. Bush, "tea baggers."

Sunday's third-round audition for the television show "America's Got Talent" in Orlando is about more than the million-dollar prize, it's about Perego's Art Army mantra: We are the art. Everyone is an artist.

Let the head games begin as we recount the 10 most memorable "Survivor" moments

Sam and Dean, those demon-hunting brothers on the CW TV series "Supernatural," suspect Cupid has gone bat-gaga crazy.

Jennifer Lopez will play a self-help expert on an episode of the CBS comedy "How I Met Your Mother" in March.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt charmed Sundance Film Festival fans a year ago with the romance "(500) Days of Summer."

With his success in movies like "Elf," and "Legally Blonde," scores of television appearances including two beloved series, a Grammy and a Peabody Award, it's easy to forget that funny man Bob Newhart got his start in stand-up comedy.

Smith's life and enduring career have been documented by noted fashion photographer Steven Sebring in the PBS "Point Of View" special, "Patti Smith: Dream of Life."