Mikey O'Connell

Cris Abrego and Eva Longoria's holding company and studio has made a strategic investment in GloNation, the production company behind 'With Love,' 'The Horror of Dolores Roach' and 'One Day at a Time.'

The two-part documentary features producers and guests of the late host's wildly controversial talk show and promises to explore the toll of exploitation.

THR names the small screen's biggest writer-producers — the ones delivering Emmys, buzz and eyeballs — as they debate the "comedy" label and reveal the executive conversations that make them cringe.

The debate over labeling shows "comedy" or "drama" is as noisy as ever, thanks to the back-and-forth about 'The Bear,' but what do the people making these shows think of the distinctions?

The stand-up and star of 'The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh' talks about her big fall in the U.S. and why she's only interested in comedy that interrogates its own humor.

The filmmaker on his run of Ryan Murphy hits, what they're doing with 'Monster' season three and his indie feature frustrations: "I've made enough movies that nobody's seen to tell you how good it feels to get to a reaction in real time."

Director Max Winkler talks about filming 'Monsters' season three, with Charlie Hunham as Ed Gein, Grotesquerie and the crisis in independent film.

'Billy on the Street' returns after a two-year hiatus, with Will Ferrell in tow, in a spot to aid the Kamala Harris and Tim Walz' campaign.

Casey Bloys delivered a state of the union, saying TV is out of the shadow of the strikes, 'Harry Potter' won't likely come until 2027 and any programming response to Trump 2.0 will be artist-generated.

The comic, longtime ‘Daily Show’ correspondent and star of Hulu’s “Interior Chinatown” vows success won’t keep him from “shitting on” Donald Trump.