Adam Levine Is Floored by a Black Sabbath Cover on ‘The Voice’
Adam Levine turns his chair early for Dakota Cohen's Black Sabbath cover 'Changes' on The Voice Season 30.
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Jake Johnson Comedy ‘Sunset P.I.’ Casts Spencer Moss, Nelson Franklin and More
NBC's Sunset P.I. adds Spencer Moss, Nelson Franklin, Patrick Gallagher, David Paymer and Wrenn Schmidt to its cast.
Téa Leoni and Tim Daly Play a Married Couple Again in NBC’s Newlyweds Trailer
Téa Leoni and Tim Daly sprint down the aisle in NBC's Newlyweds trailer, a sitcom about a whirlwind courtship.
Bradley Whitford says The West Wing may return as a limited series, but he admits it’s a big ask
Bradley Whitford says a West Wing revival 'might be ready' as a limited series, promising to work Aaron Sorkin to bring the show back.
No New Traitors: New Blood Tonight — NBC Skips An Episode For A Baseball Game
NBC skips a new episode of The Traitors: New Blood tonight for a baseball game, returning Oct 8 with a weekly Thursday schedule.
TV Reviews6.6/10
Tom Keen Joins His Mother at Halcyon Aegis — and The Blacklist Spin-Off Never Escapes Its Predecessor
A son returns to his mother's private army, but this shadowed tale never escapes the larger conspiracy that begat it.
TV Reviews7.2/10
Crossing Jordan Review: Jill Hennessy and Miguel Ferrer Carry a Solid, Comfortable Crime Drama
A review of Crossing Jordan, the NBC crime drama starring Jill Hennessy and Miguel Ferrer, with a score of 7.2/10.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Conan O’Brien’s Late-Night Run Was Strange, Memorable and Uneven
A chronicle of Late Night with Conan O'Brien, its sketches, Andy Richter's departure, and the deal that brought Jay Leno back.
Adam Levine Crushed When Bryan Jaymes Picked Queen Latifah Over Him On The Voice
A Louisiana singer's deep voice leaves Adam Levine crushed as The Voice Season 30's week two picks reveal surprising alliances.
TV Reviews5.7/10
‘Powerless’: A Great Idea, a Weak Execution
A sitcom set in the DC Universe, where a woman's job is to protect the innocent from heroes and villains alike.
TV Reviews5.8/10
Aquarius Reviews: Manson’s Rise and Fall Stumbles Through 1967 Los Angeles
A detective in 1967 Los Angeles chases a man whose name would become infamous, in a show that promises much yet delivers little.
TV Reviews5.9/10
A.P. Bio Review: Jack Griffin’s Revenge Schemes Are Funny — But the Show Never Decides What It Wants to Be
A look back at A.P. Bio, the uneven NBC/Peacock comedy starring Glenn Howerton as a disgraced philosophy professor teaching AP Biology.