June 12
Soap opera actress Maxine Stuart dies at 94
Longtime soap opera actress Maxine Stuart has died at age 94. She had regular roles on "The Young and the Restless" and "The Edge of Night."
Monday, June 17, 2013
Longtime soap opera actress Maxine Stuart has died at age 94. She had regular roles on "The Young and the Restless" and "The Edge of Night."

In the last season of "Portlandia," the mayor of this sustainability-obsessed city vanished in shame after he was singled out as Portland's "No. 1 electricity hog," Portland went into a blackout, cats barked, creepy music played, and a bizarre Australian who calls himself "Birdman" told guests at a bed and breakfast "there is no civilization."
Monday night will go down in history as the night that John Oliver began an eight-week stint substituting for Jon Stewart on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show." Stewart, said Oliver, was "going to a small Italian village to learn how to cobble shoes," but in fact he is directing a movie. It's called "Rosewater," is based on a book by Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari, and it isn't a comedy; though it will surely not be without comedy.
Prime-time viewership numbers compiled by Nielsen for June 3-9. Listings include the week's ranking and viewership.
Despite being set up to shine, "The Voice" is limping to its finish.

Oprah Winfrey is giving $12 million to a museum being built on Washington's National Mall that will document African-American history, officials said Tuesday.
Jon Stewart's off directing a movie, HBO's "Game of Thrones" won't be back until next year and the fall TV season's months away.
LOS ANGELES - After doing more than 4,000 episodes over the last half-century of his iconic daytime game show "Let's Make a Deal," Monty Hall is finally getting an Emmy Award.

They aren't looking for sex and they're not in need of baby daddies. It's those two things that landed the single ladies of "Pregnant & Dating" on reality TV to begin with.
Q: I was watching a show called "Fairly Legal." Then the season ended. But I keep seeing more and more shows are returning and I haven't seen anything about "Fairly Legal." Has the show been canceled or what?

NBC's quirky sitcom "Community" is getting creator Dan Harmon back in charge for season five.

"Glee" star Jane Lynch is divorcing her wife of three years.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Al Jazeera's American cable-news channel will be unbiased and feature more in-depth reporting and less political grandstanding and celebrity coverage, a top executive involved in the channel's launch said.

Cher has a date with NBC's "The Voice."

CBS' Tony Awards telecast saw viewership jump to 7.24 million people, the show's largest audience in four years.

Ever since Tony Soprano had Ralphie Cifaretto whacked in that New Jersey parking lot, television has been entranced with anti-heroes.
NEW YORK - Lena Dunham finally moved out of her parents' house last year, buying a modest, one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn Heights. It's her first place all her own, full of pillows and trophies, located on the top floor of an old building where Dunham is surrounded by elderly neighbors, people the 27-year-old creator and star of the HBO comedy "Girls" calls her "emotional demographic."

"I'm having a great time," Joan Rivers crows before offering a brisk self-appraisal: "Everything is working, my mind is fine.

Yes, Cynthia McFadden, Bill Weir and Terry Moran of ABC's "Nightline" are still at work at ABC News, and this summer, even non-insomniacs can see them.
Jon Stewart takes a breather, ABC counts down the minutes until it runs out of "Zero Hour" episodes and "True Blood" is back. Here's what to watch and what to avoid on television this week: