The network's first original series is more successful than not, grabbing 2.3 million viewers on its debut night.
"Bona Fide" jumps between brilliant and clueless so often that it is seems to parallel the persona Morgan has cultivated, though not necessarily in a good way.
Gabriel Garcia Marquez will be remembered on Monday with a ceremony in Mexico City, though worldwide nations mourn.
With the ability to dance as if she’s alone in her room, sing song after song with barely a moment to catch her breath, and look out into a crowd of 5,000 men, women and children and constantly express gratitude, Lorde made it clear on Thursday night that this is only the beginning of the long career she has ahead of her.
The repetitive lines of the chorus of The Naked and Famous's song "Rolling Waves" were a metaphoric hint of what was in store for the rest of their show.
"Hollywood Costume" offers more than 100 costumes from iconic movie roles that span from the 1920s to current day.
EA and Visceral Games stock up on big name talent.
Bandura reads poems from her "Freak Show" and "Human Interest" collections.
Why "The Colbert Report" anchor is a solid choice to replace David Letterman.
Amir Hekmati is sentenced to 10 years of prison after secret trial.
Christopher Nolan's longtime cinematographer talks about his upcoming directorial debut.
Does the new series live up to expectations set 18 years ago?
April 30 is this cult classic's 10-year anniversary, so let's kick it off with a good old walk down memory lane.
Conan O'Brien brought us MTV Movie Awards' winners and semi-memorable moments.
The New Zealand singer-songwriter will play her first Phoenix show to a sold-out crowd at Comerica Theatre on Thursday night.
Moviegoers have already started heading to theaters in droves to see movies typically reserved for the summer, so what can we expect in upcoming months?
"Ricksy Business" succeeds in spite of tropes followed
The nature of obsession, lunch with Marilyn Manson, and Bret Easton Ellis were all subjects of conversation at Jaime Clarke’s reading from his second novel, “Vernon Downs,” on Monday night at the Tempe campus.
The new Herberger gallery exhibit features work inspired by music.
The 15th Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival’s first week has ended as the site reorganizes for week two.
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