It’s official: Neil Patrick Harris to host the Tonys for the 4th time

It’s official: Neil Patrick Harris to host the Tonys for the 4th time
Says NPH in a statement: “It’ll be more impressive than ever – if my math is correct, it will be 267 times bigger than last year,” Harris said in a statement. “Oh, wait. No, that can’t… hold on… carry the one… I’m awful at math. But rest assured, the show will rock!”


“Vampire Diaries” stars Nina Dobrev & Ian Somerhalder break up

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Alex Trebek expects to retire from “Jeopardy!” after 2016
“I suspect this might be my last contract,” he says of his contract expiring in 2016.

“The Voice” starts off by acknowledging voting inconsistencies
Carson Daly brought the CEO of “The Voice’s” vote-tallying company on air.

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Discovery denies that zombie targets on its “Guns” shows resemble Obama
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Amy Poehler sells TV show to Sweden after partnering with her brother
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Original Charlie Brown voice actor to go to rehab instead of jail

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The three-minute prequel will delve into the relationship between the doctor and Clara. PLUS: Meet the “Thyme Lord.”


Watch Sean Bean in “Legends”

He’ll be playing an undercover operative in the TNT spy series.

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