Television

The final season of American Idol kicked off this week, and from the sound of it, at least one of its celebrity judges wishes it didn't have to end.

First, he gave her his liver. Then, he gave her his heart.

The final season of 'American Idol' is off to a strong start. The show this final season really seems to be getting to the better singers quickly, instead of spending a lot of time on the bad and funny auditions. The talent seems to be at a very high level this season.

With the loss of 30 Rock and Parks and Recreation, NBC has struggled in the sitcom department and fallen far short of their former glory, particularly in the face of FOX’s strong lineup and excellent original content from Netflix, Amazon and other streaming providers. There are potentially great things ahead, however, as the company has ordered pilots from Tina Fey, Mike Schur, Marlon Wayans and DC comics, offering a veritable variety platter of humor that could very well punch-up their sitcom lineup and put them back in the game.

Just a few short hours ago, HBO gave Game of Thrones fans reason to celebrate by confirming Season 6’s April premiere, but the party may not be over just yet. Sources say that HBO will soon renew Game of Thrones for both Seasons 7 and 8, potentially to close out the series.

The farewell season of 'American Idol' started last night with auditions from Atlanta and Denver. The show featured some American Idol alumni contestants like Reuben Studdard and Clay Aiken. The show seemed to feature a lot of country singers.

Santa Claus isn't the only one who gets free snacks while making his rounds during the holidays.

Steve Harvey's talents as a host of anything other than Family Feud took a huge hit on Sunday when he announced the wrong winner of the Miss Universe pageant.

Here's one time when it's good to be stopped by police.

What an embarrassing 45 seconds!!  I think everyone watching the Miss Universe Pageant felt the humiliation Miss Columbia felt when she was mistakenly announced as the winner.  Turns out Steve Harvey announced the runner-up as the winner, when actually Miss Philippines earned the title...

For every terrible half-court shot, you're bound to find one that's simply magnificent.

truTV's, Ben Roy hung out with B98.5 on the Morning Buzz today.  Ben, who is from Winthrop, will be starring in a new scripted comedy called 'Those Who Can't'.  It will premiere on February 11th at 10:30pm.  You can check out the interview with McCoy & Dyer and also see the official trailer for 'Those Who Can't'.

Here's a forecast that's to Jedi for.

This reporter was in the right place at the right time.

You've often heard it said that it's better to give than receive. One person in Harrisburg, Penn., is certainly proving that.

Willard Scott, the affable and cheery weatherman from NBC's Today show, officially retired Tuesday.