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James Burrows, Architect of the Modern Multi‑Cam Sitcom, Dies at 85

Family confirmed his death and highlighted a five‑decade career that reshaped how TV sitcoms are directed and launched.

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Mark‑Paul Gosselaar Stuns With Ripped Physique in Surprise Upfronts Promotion for Bulges

Amazon Cancels Martin Gero’s Stargate Series

Will Arnett Joins Kristen Stewart in Prime Video's The Challenger

Ray Romano Still Reportedly Nets $18 Million a Year From Everybody Loves Raymond

James Corden Calls Early Gavin & Stacey Episode 'Awful' at BBC Comedy Festival

Dennis Rush, Child Actor on The Andy Griffith Show, Dies at 74

Martín Fierro 2026 Gala Set for Monday on Telefe, Host Shortlist Draws Backlash

Eve Plumb Says ‘Brady Bunch’ Kids Still Get No Rerun Residuals

John Barbour, Creator of NBC’s Real People, Dies at 93

Anita Dobson Reported To Guest-Star On The Good Ship Murder Season 4

Outlander Series Finale Airs Friday on Starz With Ending Kept Secret

Jerry Seinfeld Jokes NBC Made Friends as a Better-Looking Seinfeld

Chantal Nobel, Star of 1980s French TV, Dies at 77

David Kendall, Influential 'Boy Meets World' Producer, Dies at 68

Jodie Sweetin Says Her Latest Full House Residual Check Was One Cent

Alison Hammond to Host ITV Revival of Name That Tune

Dame Mary Berry to Receive BAFTA Fellowship at TV Awards on May 10

Jesse Collins Entertainment to Produce 78th Emmys for Fourth Straight Year

BBC to Air Rediscovered 1968 Morecambe and Wise Episode on May 14