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Not much has changed about Kris Allen since his mostly forgettable “American Idol” audition. Well, except for the winning-it-all part.

Eminem says he and Jimmy Kimmel will fly about 200 laid-off autoworkers to Los Angeles for Friday’s taping of his appearance on Kimmel’s show.

Google Inc.‘s YouTube said Thursday it is vastly expanding its library of full-length movies and TV shows it offers online.

Isaiah Washington’s landlord has started an eviction procedure against the former “Grey’s Anatomy” star, claiming he owes $100,000 in rent.

She may be the girl next door, but Holly Madison’s reality star status was what kept her in the competition on “Dancing With the Stars.“

A flip off his bicycle took “Today” show co-host Matt Lauer off the air with a shoulder injury.

The crisis on Wall Street is plaguing Sesame Street.

Grey’s is all new tonight.

There won’t be any awkward Chris Brown moment at the Kids’ Choice Awards — the embattled pop star has withdrawn his name from the ballot.

If the “American Idol” judges have their way, it won’t be curtains for Adam Lambert anytime soon.

Lil Rounds has made a big impression on the “American Idol” judges.

As the economy continues to head south and ratings slide for the broadcast networks, March and April bring new series to television.

Nick Mitchell probably won’t be having the last laugh on “American Idol.“

Justin Timberlake and David Beckham don’t have any real-life beef with each other, but cartoony characters resembling the famous crooner and soccer player will face off.

Contestants haven’t jumped out at me like David Archuleta, David Cook, Brooke Smith and Carly Smithson did last year.

Star-Exponent staffers dish about their favorite, and most hated, shows on the ol’ tube in their new blog.

MTV pulled the plug on its most influential franchise Sunday night following years of declining ratings.

Kenny Chesney won only one of the seven awards he was nominated for at the CMA Awards, but he sure made it count.

So what will “Saturday Night Live” do without the 2008 presidential election to mock?

“American Idol” has allocated more than $64 million in grants to six U.S. and international charities from contributions to its “Idol Gives Back” fundraising event.

Zui, real name Lauren Watts, of Woodbridge, competed against 18 contestants for a chance to become Paris Hilton’s new best friend on MTV reality show “Paris Hilton’s My New BFF.”

NBC is seeking hilarious and entertaining holiday moments from Virginia families for a new holiday TV-show.

Alex Scott to be on “Comic View”

CBS will bring two comedies to its schedule on Wednesday nights in the fall