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"How f*ckin rude."

Plus, eerie parallels with the current presidential election.

Basketball games may come and go, but Beyoncé is forever.

Ian McShane -- Al Swearengen of 'Deadwood' -- returns to TV in this Starz adaptation of Gaiman's acclaimed novel.

Still no Mary-Kate and Ashley, though.

He credits his college diction instructor.

And he thanks Chris Christie for his devotion.

And the Emmy goes to...Maker Studios? YouTube Red? Crackle? Fullscreen?

Here's to the start of something new.

But when's 'Fullest House' coming?

It's a whale of a time.

Nickelodeon exec Chris Viscardi on bringing back the network's most beloved shows.

Reherman had recently filmed an episode of television's 'Jane The Virgin.'

"When someone asks you, 'will you disavow the Ku Klux Klan?', just say yes!"

That's one way to do it.

The Judd Apatow-produced comedy comes out June 3.

Paging, Elizabeth Berkley.

Fou de fafa!

Being on the show wasn't as easy as they thought.

The new deal will take the show through at least Season 15.

Warning: This teaser may have a major spoiler.

It's mostly just Kevin Spacey choking dogs to death every episode.

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Real life is for March!

It's more than just a fat Batman...