There's no question that Laurence Fishburne. is a fine actor, but it may be time to admit that Fishburne's stint on CSI simply isn't working.

JENNIFER HUDSON TO PLAY WINNIE MANDELA: Oscar winner takes on wife of Nelson Mandela in next movie role. *Jennifer Hudson is set to star in a drama that casts her as the former wife of South Africa’s first black president, Nelson Mandela.

HARRISBURG, Pa. — MSNBC pundit Chris Matthews may be considering a run for U.S. Senate in 2010, a Pennsylvania Democratic party leader says.

She has been missing since right before Valentine's Day. Now Amber Dubois' family is hoping that a new feature in People magazine will help bring the missing teenager home.

NBCJay Leno’s move to 10 p.m. cost NBC young viewers in that time slot. NBC’s exit from scripted series to air "The Jay Leno Show" weeknights at 10 p.m. has left 1.82 million young viewers up for grabs, and CBS...

Fast National ratings for Monday, Nov. 9, 2009"Dancing with the Stars" and ABC returned to the top of Monday's ratings with the World Series over, and "House" returned to FOX with its usual strong numbers in the 18-49 demographic.Elsewhere Monday, first leg of a three-part crossover gave "CSI: Miami" a boost, while the much-hyped threesome storyline on "Gossip Girl" didn't move the needle too ...

Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- NBC’s exit from scripted series to air “The Jay Leno Show” weeknights at 10 p.m. has left 1.82 million young viewers up for grabs, and CBS and ABC have let most of them slip away six weeks into the television season.

Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- NBC’s exit from scripted series to air “The Jay Leno Show” weeknights at 10 p.m. has left 1.82 million young viewers up for grabs, and CBS and ABC have let most of them slip away six weeks into the television season.

By Lynette Rice Lynette Rice: Don't expect the CW to give the Parents Television Council much to complain about to the FCC

In 2006, the FCC fined 111 CBS affiliates a record $3.6 million for airing what it viewed was an indecent depiction of teenage sex in December 2004. The scene, which CBS said appeared in the final half-hour of primetime and offered a socially relevant storyline for parents, involved teenage boys and girls engaged in a bacchanal.