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NBC is staging a smashing little reunion this fall: Sean Hayes will be reuniting with his “Will & Grace” costar Debra Messing on her drama “Smash” for a guest starring role in Season 2.

Marilyn Monroe passed away a half-century ago this Sunday, a murky death that remains one of Hollywood’s most tantalizing mysteries. But look around: Her legend lives on, more vibrantly than ever.

Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere are not playing Reba McEntire and Taylor Swift. The “Nashville” stars insist that any resemblance that their characters Rayna have to the real-life stars is entirely coincidental.

The man convicted of gunning down the mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew of Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Hudson was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday.

As NBC heads into the new fall season, the network is proud as a peacock to declare that they are no longer in last place.

Actress Uma Thurman, star of movies such as “Kill Bill” and “Pulp Fiction,” has given birth to her third child, a girl, the actress’ manager confirmed on Monday.

After winning an Academy Award and a Grammy, Jennifer Hudson is taking a roundabout route to give theater a try. She’ll appear on the second season of the television musical drama series “Smash” in a multi-episode arc as a Broadway star named Veronica Moore.

NBC Entertainment plans to bring its hills alive with “The Sound of Music” — live. Craig Zadan and Neil Meron, the producing team behind “Smash” and the film versions of “Chicago” and “Hairspray,” will manage the show, which has already begun casting, the network announed Friday.

“Smash” is about to create some competition. Season two of the NBC series will add a new musical that will create a new rival to the Marilyn Monroe-themed “Bombshell” that… More

“Smash” has a new “Dreamgirl” set to take the stage next season and brings together two “American Idol” stars.