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Ian Abercrombie, the actor who will be forever remembered for playing the role of the persnickety “Mr. Pitt” in “Seinfeld,” died Thursday in Los Angeles.

Catch all the red-carpet glitz and glamor live before the “18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards” on Sunday, Jan. 29. The webcast will begin outside the Shrine Exposition Center in Los Angeles with live coverage of the red-carpet arrivals beginning at 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT.

“American Idol” will showcase Madonna’s new video this Thursday as the pop star gears up for her Super Bowl halftime show.

Stunned VH1 mob “wife” Renee Graziano required hospitalization after her dad was arrested in a New York mob sweep.

NBC News and former anchor Tom Brokaw are objecting to a new Mitt Romney campaign commercial that consists mostly of a 1997 “NBC Nightly News” report about Newt Gingrich.

A new HBO documentary explores the mystique of Joe Namath, athlete and icon of his era — the 1960s.

“Chuck” had its two-hour finale NBC night — a far-flung pair of back-to-back episodes that ended with Chuck and Sarah having a heartfelt talk on a California beach.

A struggling New York actor seen in various supporting roles in a number of TV shows produced in New York City committed suicide reportedly because he was despondent over the euthanasia death of his puppy.

Expect a lot of testosterone next week when Jimmy Fallon goes on the road to Indianapolis for the very first time ahead of the Super Bowl for “Late Night.” NBC… More

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Cynthia Nixon learned the hard way this week that when it comes to gay civil rights, the personal is always political. Very political. The actress best… More