Brett Gold

As we get closer to upfronts, a number of actors are signing up for lead roles on the small screen that could give networks a big advantage come the fall.

It was a banner weekend at the box office for Warner Brothers thanks to the debut of "The Lego Movie," which set two new records.

With news breaking every day in Hollywood, a number of stories get overlooked that really should be a bigger deal than reported. This is a look at the top three from last week.

The Walking Dead is set for its return this Sunday night, but after hitting sky high ratings back in October with its season premiere, can the show continue its lucky streak with viewers?

The 2014 Olympics are under way and despite an unorthodox schedule, NBC saw some big ratings win for its opening coverage.

Warner Brothers is looking to build a new film franchise based on the popular Lego toys. As crazy as it sounds, it just may work.

After CBS won the NFL package of Thursday night games, the other major networks will have to regroup as they try to counter a powerful new weapon in CBS's already powerful arsenal.

CBS, TNT, and AMC are all banking on new shows to help bolster their networks. Their latest rounds of casting don't just put key pieces in place, they help round out the overall look of their shows.

CBS won the NFL sweepstakes yesterday for an expanded slate of games on Thursday nights. How will the new programming force the network to adjust its plans?

The renewal of Netflix flagship series "House of Cards" is a big deal for the company beyond the fact it's a popular show … it signals to subscribers the network is on the right track.

The Super Bowl's record numbers weren't just big news for the game itself -- multiple areas saw a halo effect that could set the stage for even more games with bigger-than-life ratings.

This February, a number of new films will be coming to theaters -- a handful are not only more worth your time, but more influential to the overall industry.

After the first month of the year, a handful of movies got their studios off to a strong start. Others are hoping for more luck in February.

Universal hit the top spot at the box office again with "Ride Along," but it didn't have that much competition -- new releases "That Awkward Moment" and "Labor Day" didn't see a lot of takers.

As we get closer to upfronts, a number of actors are signing up for lead roles on the small screen that could give networks a big advantage come the fall.

With news breaking every day in Hollywood, a number of stories get overlooked that really should be a bigger deal than reported. This is a look at the top three from last week.

As 'Family Guy' gets ready to celebrate a milestone, it continues to defy the odds, especially after debuting on what is perhaps TV's biggest stage.

FX has always had strong hits like The Shield and Nip/Tuck, but one of its newest hits, American Horror Story, has turned into a force affecting both the network and its competition.

This weekend's box office won't be as straight-forward as usual, especially with the big game looming. Yet two studios are still going to try and make lure audiences to the theater.

As the networks begin planning their new fall slates, a number of celebrities are in play that could prove to be game changers and give one channel an edge over the competition.