Devin Harjes, ‘Daredevil,’ ‘Gotham’ and ‘Boardwalk Empire’ Actor, Dies at 41

Devin Harjes, an American TV actor best known for his roles in “Boardwalk Empire,” “Daredevil” and “Gotham,” died on May 27 in New York City. He was 41. Harjes’ death was announced via an obituary posted on his website. Harjes played boxing legend Jack Dempsey

Olympic Gold Medalist Tom Daley on His New Documentary, Being a ‘Sounding Board’ for Closeted Queer Athletes and Why Tom Holland Should Play Him in a Movie

Tom Daley remembers quite vividly his first time at a gay bar. The Olympic gold medalist diver was 19 at the time and it was the night before he came out in a YouTube video. “There was this towering drag queen and all of these

Andrea Mitchell on Rebuilding Faith in the News Media: ‘Trust Is the Coin of the Realm, and We Have to Be the Gold Standard’

The Peabody Awards will honor veteran NBC News’ Chief Washington and Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent Andrea Mitchell with the Career Achievement Award, and the landmark sketch comedy series “Saturday Night Live” with the Institutional Award during a June 1 ceremony in Beverly Hills. Now in

Only Netflix’s Tudum Could Put Lady Gaga, ‘Stranger Things,’ Ben Affleck and ‘Love Is Blind’ on the Same Stage. It Was Exhausting

With less than 10 minutes to go before Netflix’s fan extravaganza Tudum began streaming live from the Kia Forum on Saturday, the crowd inside the Inglewood arena was noticeably sparse and listless. More than half the seats remained empty, and those who were there weren’t

Emmy Voters Don’t Forget: The Powerful Women of ‘The Righteous Gemstones’

“The Righteous Gemstones” ended its four-season run with an appropriately joyous Gemstone clan celebrating the marriage of Kelvin and Keefe (finally!), and a coda in which patriarch Eli finally sloughs off the burden of grief — and every member of the family shows just how

‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’ Will Bore You to Tears: TV Review

While driving around Louisiana, Willie Robertson has some thoughts to share about the role he plays in his family. “They were basically like chickens, and they need a, you know, a chicken leader,” he says, beginning to trail off. He seems to be boring himself,

Box Office: ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Rules Again With $63 Million, ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ Opens to $21 Million

“Karate Kid: Legends” slashed its way to $21 million at the domestic box office, a decent start although one that’s slightly behind expectations. Heading into the weekend, Sony’s PG-13 action sequel was aiming for $25 million from 3,809 North American venues. Though “Legends” has garnered

Welcome, Tom Llamas, to TV’s Never-Ending Evening-News Battle

Tom Llamas has no formal training in juggling, but his new assignment for NBC News will have him working to keep some very big plates spinning in the air. When Llamas takes over the “NBC Nightly News” desk from Lester Holt on Monday night, one