Les Moonves: James Corden is “one of the people we”re talking to” for the 12:30 spot
The CBS boss was asked by TMZ last night about the reports Corden was replacing Craig Ferguson.
Kevin Spacey transforms into “Veep's” Selina Meyer, Julia Louis-Dreyfus is “House of Cards'” Frank Underwood
The TV presidents swapped roles for the cover of EW.
Ryan Hansen to play Kate Walsh”s “sex buddy” on “Bad Judge”
Hansen is going from “Bad Teacher” to “Bad Judge.”
“Orange is the New Black” creator: Monica Lewinsky should “have a sense of humor about” us using her name as a “vulgar” joke
While Jenji Kohan responded to Lewinsky's Vanity Fair article, Natasha Lyonne said before an “OITNB” panel, “Hey, Lewinsky, we love you. Take it easy” and Taylor Schilling apologized “if you were offended.”
Read an oral history of “The Wonder Years”
Fred Savage and Danica McKellar recall the first time they met in this exhaustive oral history.
Tracy Morgan was more excited to get calls from LL Cool J and Busta Rhymes than from Obama
That”s according to “Chappelle Show” co-creator Neal Brennan, who tells Seth Meyers: “The fact that Tracy put LL Cool J and Busta Rhymes above the president let's me know that Tracy is back.”
Kate Burton will be back on “Grey”s Anatomy”
Ellis Grey will return next season via flashbacks.
Mischa Barton sometimes wishes she never did “The O.C.”
“It”s something I came so close to not doing,” she says. “I had a really great thing with film. People say be grateful for what you have but it certainly not the kind of thing I was expecting it to be…I”ve kind of seen it all.”
Watch the “Community” Season 5 blooper reel
Six minutes of hilarity.
“Girl Meets World” renewed
Disney Channel has ordered a 2nd season of the “Boy Meets World” spinoff.
See Chris Pratt”s high school yearbook photos
This is how Pratt actually looked like in high school – the “Parks and Rec” star was in his early-to-mid 20s when he played a teenager on “Everwood.”
“Sesame Street” spoofs Comic-Con
Welcome to Numeric Con.
“The Flash” adding Girder
The CW is casting for the role of Tony Woodward, the steelworker who gets dunked in a vat of molten metal.