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UPDATE: CBS has pulled Monday night’s season finale of “Mike & Molly” — which involved a tornado hitting Chicago — after a tragic series of tornadoes swept across Oklahoma, Kansas,… More

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — Arizona tribal members say they’re shocked by a television sitcom that made fun of one of the most pervasive social ills on American Indian reservations –… More

Maybe it’s because Charlie Sheen is now someone else’s problem, or because Melissa McCarthy is on a roll after her Oscar nomination, but comedy mogul Chuck Lorre was in a… More

It’s a birthday for Mike Biggs, the goodhearted, heavyset hero of “Mike & Molly,” and Molly Flynn, his plus-size love, presents him with the cake.

NBC’s “The Voice” powered the network to a Monday night win for the second straight week over a slate of CBS sitcoms that routinely dominated the night in the fall, according to preliminary numbers.

This is the best potential pairing since news that Chris Rock might launch a joint comedy tour with Dave Chappelle: Rock is writing a script for a romantic comedy he hopes will star him and “Bridesmaids” Oscar nominee Melissa McCarthy.

Last week seemed typical for CBS’ sitcoms on Monday night, television’s most popular, and raunchy, night of comedy.

But there was one fun piece of “Mike & Molly” news at the TCAs this morning: After a season of exploring Mike (Billy Gardell) and Molly’s relationship after getting engaged, the show’s creator, Mark Roberts, told the critics that the pair will likely get married sometime in May.