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Pete Davidson and Michelle Yeoh are becoming robots in disguise.

Aside from planting that song in everyone's head (again), "I Love You, You Hate Me" is an amusing look back at the "Barney & Friends" phenomenon, and the over-the-top torrents of hostility the PBS children's show elicited. Yet the two-part documentary is also the soapy story of the creator and her family, which ends up eclipsing the overreaching impulse to connect the purple dinosaur to something more culturally profound.

Ryan Seacrest is seeking movie and TV show recommendations to watch while recovering from Covid-19.

Season 23 of "The Voice" will welcome some new faces and say goodbye to the hit show's longest-tenured coach.

Angela Lansbury, who enjoyed an eclectic, award-winning movie and stage career in addition becoming America's favorite TV sleuth in "Murder, She Wrote," has died, according to a statement from her family provided to NBC, which was the network home of the long-running series. She was 96.

Ready to spread your wings and learn how to fly?

After making history on "The Bachelorette" by leaving to pursue love, Clare Crawley has found it with someone else.

Anthony Rapp testified Tuesday in a civil trial against Kevin Spacey about the emotional distress he says the actor has caused him.

Blink-182 is coming to a city near you.