There’s no shortage of TV reboots, sequel series, and revivals making fans pine for the shows of old, and that nostalgia has apparently hit the...

Tracy Morgan returns to the Emmys for the first time since his accident.

A TV reboot of the 1990 cult classic film Tremors is in the works from Universal Cable Prods and Jason Blum’s Blumhouse Prods., with the original pic’s star Kevin Bacon attached to reprise his role. Bacon also is exec producing and Andrew Miller is on board to pen the adaptation.

The Producers Guild of America has nominated “Better Call Saul,” “Homeland,” “House of Cards,” “Mad Men,” “Inside Amy Schumer” and “Veep” for its top TV awards. The winner will be announced on Jan. 23 at the Century Plaza at the PGA’s 27th annual awards show, based on voting from the 6,000 members of the PGA.

24 is back (again!), but without Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland). Who will save the day? According to Fox, the new 24: Legacy pilot will feature an all-new cast of characters "and retain the real-time, pulse-pounding, fast-paced format with split screens and complex interweaving storylines, with each episode representing one hour of an eventful day." So … it's a 24 reboot. 24 veterans Howard Gordon, Manny Coto and Evan Katz are executive producing the show.

"Weird Al" Yankovic is making his official return to TV. The infamous musical satirist has signed on as the bandleader and co-host of Scott Aukerman's Comedy Bang! Bang! Weird Al, a longtime fan and a recurring guest on the quirky IFC late night series, is stepping in for Kid Cudi. Production begins today for a 20-episode fifth season slated to premiere this spring.

The oldest joke on record, a Sumerian proverb, was first told all the way back in 1900 B.C. Yes, it was a fart joke: “Something which has never occurred since time immemorial; a young woman did not fart in her husband's lap.” Don’t feel bad if you don’t get it — something was definitely lost in time and translation (you have to imagine it was the Mesopotamian equivalent of “Women be shopping”), but not before the joke helped pave the way for almost...

Hot New Comedy Reality TV Show Dangerously Funny In South Beach Featuring Jimmie Lee- The Jersey Outlaw Jimmie and the gang hit South Beach for the best in street comedy!

The Silicon Valley star damn near loses his mind on Hot Ones, the Internet's most dangerous interview show. Watch the comedian take on some of the wildest hot sauces in the world while playing improv games and giving Sean Evans some much-needed hosting advice.

A Brand New Comedy Reality TV Show Jimmie Lee and the Bandito Girls take to the streets in South Beach for the best in street comedy !

Actor and athlete Lee Reherman, who played Hawk on the competition series “American Gladiators,” died late on Monday in Manhattan Beach, Calif. He was 49. His rep and longtime friend Anthony Turk told Variety that Reherman’s death was completely unexpected, calling him the “epitome of health.” While the cause of death has not yet been revealed, Turk said Reherman underwent hip surgery about two months ago and had not been feeling well for the past few days.

Craig Robinson will join the cast of “Mr. Robot” for the show’s second season, as a recurring guest star, Variety has learned. The comedian will play Ray, a neighborhood local who reaches out to Elliot (Rami Malek) in his time of need. Robinson joins new additions to “Mr. Robot’s” cast including recurring stars Joey Bada$$ and Chris Conroy, plus new series regular Grace Gummer. Michael Cristofer and Stephanie Corneliussen have...

Jenna Fischer has been cast in Matt LeBlanc’s CBS comedy pilot, Variety has learned. “The Office” alum will play the “Friends” star’s on-screen wife. Fischer’s character is Andi, the wife of Adam (LeBlanc), who decides she wants to go back to her job as a medical lab technician, so Adam agrees to take over the parenting chores while she’s at work. The untitled multicam comedy revolves around LeBlanc’s character, a contractor who...

In a single night, Scott Disick—the runt of the Kardashian litter, the fuckup father of Kourtney's three children—makes more money doing nothing than most Americans earn in an entire year. Disick is a man routinely mocked on national television for being the one without any skills in a family of people who are famous for not really having any skills. But in 2016, he represents both the luckiest beneficiary and the most tragicomic casualty of the booming club-appearance economy.

Comedian, singer and writer Victoria Wood has died after "a short but brave" battle with cancer aged 62. Her publicist said the star "died peacefully at her north London home with family" on Wednesday. Wood's long-time comedy partner Julie Walters said she was "too heart sore to comment - the loss of her is incalculable". Wood found fame in the 1980s and was best known for her BBC sketch Acorn Antiques and comedy Dinnerladies.

The actor first starred alongside Peter Sellers in 1964 and the pair became famous for a running gag where he attacked Clouseau. Burt Kwouk, best known for playing Inspector Clouseau's manservant Cato Fong in the Pink Panther films, has died aged 85. A statement said: "Beloved actor Burt Kwouk has sadly passed peacefully away 24th May. "The family will be having a private funeral but there will be a memorial at a later date." Kwouk was born in Warrington, Cheshire, but lived in Shanghai until he was 17.

DANGEROUSLY FUNNY IN VEGAS Featuring Jimmie Lee-The Jersey Outlaw JImmie Lee razzles and dazzles em with the best in street comedy on Fremont Street in Las Vegas on May 13, 2016. The king of comedy on the streets and now with his new comedy reality TV show, Dangerously Funny. For more on Jimmie, go to www.jimmieleecomedy.com

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Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are gearing up to write and produce a new half-hour comedy television series about the singularity for FX. Rogen let the news slip while appearing on the Nerdist podcast promoting his latest film Sausage Party. When asked about what he will be working on next, Rogen revealed that he is re-teaming with his producing and writing partner Evan Goldberg for another television series for the Fox-owned cable network FX.

Jack Riley, the actor best known as the voice of ‘90s TV dad Stu Pickles on the “Rugrats” and a regular counseling patient on “The Bob Newhart Show,” has died, multiple outlets have confirmed. He was 80 years old. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Riley died on Friday in Los Angeles after succumbing to pneumonia and infection after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Ginger Lawrence, and his two children.

Mara Wilson says that the most complicated relationship she's ever had is with a fictional, 6-year-old girl. That's because you probably know Wilson best as Matilda, from the 1996 film adaptation of Roald Dahl's classic. "I wanted to be her so badly ..." Wilson tells NPR's Rachel Martin. "She's kind of like my big sister over shadowing me." Wilson was a successful child actress — you may also recognize her from her starring roles as Natalie Hillard in Mrs. Doubtfire, or as Susan Walker in Miracle on 34th Street.

It's no joke how much Dave Chappelle is reportedly making on his new comedy special deal with Netflix. According to The New York Post's Page Six column, the comedian is making a total of $60 million for delivering three comedy specials to the streaming company in 2017. "Dave was offered $20 million a special," Page Six's anonymous source said. "Netflix basically has a war chest for this kind of content. Whether it’s a loss or not, Dave Chappelle’s specials will get a lot of press and bring in new subscribers."

The premiere of Leah Remini’s docu-series on A&E about the Church of Scientology might only be a week away, but that doesn’t mean that the two parties aren’t still duking it out. In fact, the church has allegedly tried preventing the show from airing and communication between the two parties has gotten so bad that Remini is now demanding the church pay her $1.5 million in damages.