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- HBO's 'Vinyl' had all the ingredients for success. Why did it fail?
In an era of television that has set the bar high with binge-watching shows, HBO announced its decision to cancel the second season of 'Vinyl' on Wednesday.
- 'Frozen' characters trek to 'Northern Lights' in new TV shorts, books
A new 'Frozen Northern Lights' series will feature the 'Frozen' characters as Lego creations and as characters in multiple books. The novel 'Disney Frozen Northern Lights: Journey to the Lights' will be released this July.
- In new 'Game of Thrones' episode, women control the action
The latest episode centered on a big battle and female character Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) played a big part in the outcome. In a smaller scene, two female characters (Emilia Clarke and Gemma Whelan) made an important alliance.
- 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' season 9: How 'Curb' helped HBO gain popularity
'Curb' will reportedly come back for a ninth season on HBO. When it debuted 16 years ago, the show became part of the early-2000s lineup that brought acclaim to the network.
- 'Game of Thrones': How has the season without the books been reviewed?
Most of the source material from George R.R. Martin's books had already been aired before this season, which has two episodes remaining. How have reviewers responded to this season of mostly original material?
- ‘The Open Mind’ promotes understanding
The longest-running series on PBS continues to attempt to offer a thoughtful discussion of political and societal topics of the day.
- Why TNT postponed 'The Last Ship' premiere after Orlando shooting
The network has delayed the season premiere of its program 'Ship' because the premiere involves a depiction of a nightclub being attacked. TNT is the newest network to reshuffle its programming after an episode's events resembled a real-life tragedy.
- Acclaimed TV depictions of O.J. Simpson trial
The year so far has seen depictions of the Simpson trial in film and on TV. Critics have praised both the FX TV series 'The People v. O.J. Simpson' and the upcoming documentary 'O.J.: Made in America.'
- Miss USA, Army officer Deshauna Barber praises women in military
Ms. Barber, who represented the District of Columbia in the Miss USA 2016 pageant, is being praised for her thoughts on women in the military.
- 'Maya & Marty' attempts to revive variety show genre
'Maya,' which recently debuted, stars Maya Rudolph and Martin Short in NBC's newest take on the variety show.
- Newest AMC drama 'Feed the Beast' keeps food at the center
'Feed' centers on two friends (David Schwimmer and Jim Sturgess) who open a restaurant in the Bronx.
- What made Lifetime drama 'Unreal' a critical hit?
'Unreal,' which takes place behind the scenes of a dating show, returns for a second season June 6 amid near-universal praise. It's already been renewed for a third.
- Has Showtime renewed 'Homeland'? How network is changing release plan
Showtime is reportedly working on a plan for multiple new seasons of its award-winning drama. The network is also bringing back old shows on a one-a-month plan.
- Why Snoop Dogg objects to the critically acclaimed remake of 'Roots'
The singer asked fans not to watch the remake of 'Roots,' which debuted on May 30. Most reviewers have responded positively to the new take on the classic miniseries.
- 'Roots': How miniseries have drawn viewers in the new TV landscape
A remake of the acclaimed 1977 miniseries 'Roots' debuts on History, Lifetime, and A&E on May 30. History has had great luck with the genre recently, with 2012's 'Hatfields & McCoys' and 2013's 'The Bible' drawing big numbers.
- 'Roots' stars discuss measuring up to a legendary TV event
The 1977 original miniseries became one of the most-watched and most acclaimed TV events of all time. The actors appearing in the 2016 'Roots' production discuss why they think the show should be remade and how they felt challenged.
- 'Bloodline': Good acting, troubled plotting?
The second season of the Netflix drama is now available. Reviewers praised its cast during the first series of episodes, but some had problems with its story. The second season may be more of the same.
- These celebrities will appear on Red Nose Day: How the special did last year
Last year marked the first time Red Nose Day appeared on US televisions, with the special broadcasting on NBC. Stars that will appear on this year's show include Margot Robbie, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Kristen Bell.
- How well do you know 'Once Upon a Time'?
"Once," which debuted in 2011, centers on Maine town Storybrooke, which is populated by fairytale characters. Emma (Jennifer Morrison) and her friends and family must learn the truth about their fairytale past and go up against various villains. Are you an expert on the show? Try our questions!
- How the newest 'Voice' winner cracked the 'glass ceiling' on the show
Alisan Porter is the newest winner on 'Voice,' and after being coached by Christina Aguilera, that makes her the first contestant coached by a woman to win the show.