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Let's just say that some members of the Top 13 were luckier than others on Wednesday night's "American Idol." Gorgeous Pia Toscano continued her ascent to front-runner status, following up last week's show-stopping performance of "I'll Stand By You" with a just-as-good-if-not-better performance of Celine Dion's "All by Myself." Randy called it "hot, dope and cool" -- and she looked good doing it.

The Oprah Winfrey Network announced Tuesday that it is overhauling its schedule in the face of low ratings and anxious advertisers.

The emotional portion of the battle of the bulge came to the forefront Tuesday night as contestants reached personal epiphanies about their strengths and struggles.

Warner Brothers announced that it had fired Charlie Sheen from his hit comedy “Two and a Half Men.”

Two-more-years-of-Barney-Stinson-and-inappropriate-sexual-puns-five…nice!

In other words, How I Met Your Mother has been renewed for two more seasons, through 2013.

"Secret Millionaire" wasn't a hit for FOX, but viewers welcomed the heart-tugging reality show to ABC on Sunday night, leading the network to a nightly win in the young adult demos and even outdrawing its CBS doppelganger "Undercover Boss."

The New York Times' David Carr reports that executives at Fox News are "contemplating life without" Glenn Beck after his contract with the network expires in December.If Beck's contract were not renewed, he would leave a network whose power boosted his profile and his reach significantly over the past two years.

Sci-fi thriller remains silly and frustratingly slow.

An ABC pilot called “Good Christian Bitches” has religious and women’s groups up in arms over what they describe as an extremely offensive and distasteful show title.

The show revealed its finalists on Thursday night, and though there are already early fan favorites, the judges made three interesting selections for the wild-card spots.