The Oscar-winning actress will executive produce and star in Mare of Easttown, her first major TV role since her Emmy-winning performance on the 2011 five-part HBO miniseries Mildred Pierce. On Mare of Easttown, created by Brad Ingelsby, "Winslet will play a small-town Pennsylvania detective who investigates a local murder at a time when her own life is crumbling around her," according to Deadline. This is the latest A-list casting for an HBO limited series following the smash success of Big Little Lies.

Ahead of tonight's Season 8 winter premiere, USA has announced it has ordered a final chapter of Suits consisting of 10 episodes to air in summer 2020. The pickup will make Suits the longest-running USA original series, with 134 episodes. Creator Aaron Korsh tells Deadline he's been planning to end Suits since the end of Season 6. Korsh also addressed a tabloid report that NBC Universal has offered a multimillion-dollar charitable donation for Meghan Markle to return to Suits. "As of this minute I don’t know which of our old original cast will be back and which won’t because we’re so early in the season," he says. "I can tell you that those things in the papers, I have no idea what they’re talking about."

Despite the House speaker's request to delay the State of the Union speech due to security concerns over the shutdown, the president wrote he's coming anyways. In a letter to Pelosi, Trump explained that he had been assured there were no concerns about security. ”Therefore I will be honoring your invitation, and fulfilling my Constitutional duty, to deliver important information to the people and Congress of the United States of America regarding the State of our Union,” the president wrote. “It would be so very sad for our Country if the State of the Union were not delivered on time, on schedule, and very importantly, on location!” he wrote. Pelosi initially invited the president to deliver his speech on Jan. 3. But on Jan. 16, she warned about security concerns.

"Same show, same Coco, same Andy, different set, no band, and all in just 21 minutes, not counting commercials. Now, for the quiz part of this review: What's missing?" asks Verne Gay. "What's missing, obviously, is what was supposed to be here. After a three-month sabbatical during which time Conan — on tour, or off on a mountain, pondering the future of late night — was supposed to come back with a dramatically revised model of this time-honored, threadworn TV format. While not explicitly stating as much as implicitly suggesting as much, fans were promised a New Coco for a New Era. That hasn't happened, at least with the first edition as evidence. Instead, Conan now feels like a lonely, underfunded outpost in the wilds of late night TV, where the other hosts venture out nightly with their artillery aimed squarely at the easiest target in the known universe." As Gay points out, Conan having Tom Hanks as his first guest is a throwback to his old show. "Hanks is always a good guest, but someone who always seems like the first guest on refurbished shows," says Gay. "'Always' is the problematic word here: Among his many talents, Hanks just feels like the peerless, perfect late night show guest. We know because we've seen him in this role before many times. So to add to the above list: Same guest."

ALSO:

• Conan revamp felt like a missed opportunity for true reinvention: It's the same show, only shorter
• The show might look different, but Conan is very much the same late-night host we’ve been watching for over 25 years
• If you believed the hype of a less-structured talk show for modern times, you're going to be disappointed
• Conan seemed reenergized by cutting out the fat of the one-hour late-night format
• Not all talk shows come out fully formed: Perhaps the revamped Conan is still evolving

The Walking Dead alum will star in a multi-episode arc on the ABC drama, appearing in at least two episodes. Riggs teased the role earlier this week on Twitter, noting he had been unemployed for almost a year.

Andy Cohen asked the former Tonight Show host last night on Watch What Happens Live, “If you could go back and redo one thing during the time from when Conan took over for you on the Tonight Show and then after 10 months you came back to the Tonight Show, what would it be?” Leno responded without hesitation, “I can’t think of anything I’d do different," adding: “Look, they’re ratings-based shows. People act like it’s your decision. ‘Well, you know, I think I’ll go back.’ The network makes these decisions. They decide when you’re going to leave and they decide they want you to come back. So there’s not a lot different I would have done.”

"I was trying to figure out what to say but I can’t I’m truly heartbroken by this and just really hurt as the hours pass," the Rel star wrote on Instagram last night. "So gifted and so dope and a true friend!!!! I don’t know what else to say this is crazy to me!!!!" In another Instagram post this morning, Howery wrote that Barnett "was brilliant and was a very hard worker...Kevin was somebody I would always give sh*t to because it was fun and funny plus he had the same crazy sense of humor... Over the years we would have some hysterical dope convos and exchange crazy stories... I can’t stop crying on this plane it’s really starting to hit me that he is actually gone... At 32 he accomplished so much in this business and was respected by many... Rest In Peace my brother and my friend... Thank you for the last 6 years of helping make my dreams come true man."

Six years after her controversial Blue Bloods exit, Esposito will act in an NYPD-based show. On SVU, she'll play Sgt. Phoebe Baker, who runs the Vice squad.

The eight-episode limited series on the creative and romantic partnership between Bob Fosse and Gwen Verdon, starring Sam Rockwell and Michelle Williams, will debut on April 9.

American Ninja Warrior Challenge will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch in March.

They play big-city newlyweds who move to Nebraska to live the simple life in the comedy originally made for Fox.

Gilbert says she hopes to see Katey Sagal and Johnny Galecki back for more episodes should the Roseanne spinoff return for a second season. ALSO: The Conners' ends Season 1 with 7.7 million total viewers.

“This show is the perfect mix of procedural drama and witty comedy, and we look forward to seeing how its story further unfolds," says WGN America president Gavin Harvey.

The AMC series has mostly avoided flashbacks, but it has a lot to cover following the six-year time jump.

The diner-set ad will also feature a cameo by Atlanta rapper Lil Jon.

The pay-TV service will soon be available in all 210 markets in the United States. YouTube TV launched in April 2016 in five markets.

The Hulu Live TV service will now cost $45 a month, while the streaming package with ads is dropping from about $8 to $5 per month.

El Moussa will partner with real estate novices to share the secret of his success on his proposed new reality show. "With more than 300 profitable flips under his belt, Tarek is ready to lend his invaluable expertise—and his own cash—to those who want to win big in the competitive real estate game,” according to HGTV's description.

The legendary comedy mind, famous for his work on Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm, travels to the unlikeliest places around the world on his four-part Netflix series, which premieres Feb. 15. He'll visit Russia, China, Iran, India, Turkey and Nigeria, among other countries.

The Jane the Virgin star responded this morning on SiriusXM's Sway in the Morning to accusations that she was making anti-black comments to the press in recent months, including comments about black actresses earning more than Latina actresses. She also received backlash for comments about Black Panther. “What I was saying, was that when we talk about equal pay, we have to talk about intersectionality because we all must rise,” Rodriguez said this morning. “And so the backlash was devastating to say the least because the black community was the only community I looked towards growing up. We didn’t have many Latino shows and the black community made me feel like I was seen. So to get anti-black is to say I’m anti-family.”

Watch as children react to the viral video of Grover allegedly cursing.

Kristin Cavallari's hit E! reality show returns March 3, after a new Total Bellas.

"When you're working on a set, and we were young, there's no one around really. I mean, you work and live in a bubble," The Passage star said on Anna Faris' Unqualified podcast. He added: "You're in L.A., right. You're in your cars and you come to set and you do your work and you're with these beautiful women and then you go back in your car...and you're not going to school, so you don't have a lot of choices."

Baldwin will pay a $120 fine and undergo anger management after pleading guilty to second-degree harassment over his November scuffle. He originally faced misdemeanor charges.

 Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer kick off their final Comedy Central episodes on Thursday.

Budding actor Michael Gandolfini has been cast to play the role originated by his dad in David Chase's The Many Saints of Newark, reports Deadline. "The late actor’s son has been gaining experience and had a breakout turn on the HBO drama series The Deuce," according to Deadline's Mike Fleming Jr. "His resemblance to Tony Soprano is uncanny. The filmmakers engaged in an extensive audition process to find the young Tony before Gandolfini won the role. Insiders said that his screen presence, mastery of Tony’s mannerisms, coupled with his resemblance to the elder Gandolfini made him the standout choice for the role because no one there understood the character better, the insiders said." Michael Gandolfini was 13 years old in June 2013 when he discovered his dad collapsed in the bathroom of their hotel room in Italy. James Gandolfini was later pronounced dead at age 51. “It’s a profound honor to continue my dad’s legacy while stepping into the shoes of a young Tony Soprano,” Michael Gandolfini said in a statement. “I’m thrilled that I’m going to have the opportunity to work with David Chase and the incredible company of talent he has assembled for The Many Saints of Newark.”

Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer agreed with Dave Becky to have his name removed after he was accused of assisting Louis CK in helping to cover up sexual misconduct allegations against the disgraced comedian. Becky's production company, 3 Arts Entertainment, will continue to have a producing credit. Becky, whose clients include Amy Poehler, Kevin Hart and Aziz Ansari, remains credited as a producer on shows like Forever, Making It, I Feel Bad and the upcoming Netflix series Russian Doll.

Lil Rel Howery has yet to comment on the sudden death of Barnett at age 32 while vacationing in Mexico, but fellow comedians expressed sadness over his passing. "Kevin Barnett was an incredible comedian and writer, contributing to Broad City, the stand-up community and beyond. He’ll be greatly missed," tweeted Comedy Central. Former SNL star Brooks Wheelan added: "He was the nicest/funniest/meanest/best friend a person could ever hope to have."

The Comedy Central series is getting political with tonight's episode that tells the story of the conservationist and women's suffrage advocate whose name is widely associated with last year's Parkland high school shooting. Creator and narrator Derek Waters says he sees a connection between Douglas and the Parkland shooting survivors. “I want people to know what she stood for, and that’s what those kids were taught,” he says of Douglas, who died in 1998 at age 108. “We should know why a school is called (after) her name.” Waters adds: “I find you get the most attention when people don’t know what something is,” he said. “It’s obviously why I chose this, because of what is important and those kids, and the very important issue.”

The cause of the comedian and TV comedy writer's death is unknown at this time, reports Deadline, which adds that he was believed to be 32. Barnett created the freshman Fox sitcom with Lil Rel Howery and Josh Rabinowitz. Before Rel, Barnett was a series regular on MTV2's Guy Code and was a writer for comedies including Broad City and The Eric Andre Show. Barnett's last Instagram post was from just two-and-a-half days ago.

The Washington Post reports Trump is preparing "two versions of his annual speech — one that could be delivered in Washington and another that would be held somewhere else in the country, according to a senior White House official. The administration is trying to do advance work to prepare for an address at the Capitol, but as top House official, (Speaker Nancy) Pelosi has the power to determine whether Trump can give the speech in the House chamber."

Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox is complicating The Simpsons' future. According to Variety, the terms of the impending two-season renewal, "which includes a licensing fee that’s slightly reduced from what the network paid under the last renewal, reflect the reality of the shifting economics around the show." As Variety's Daniel Holloway explains, “The Simpsons has traditionally been a loss leader for Fox Broadcasting. The network sheds money on a per-episode basis — with costs increasing over the years. But those losses have been more than offset by the money the show makes for the studio. When corporate sibling FX Networks secured cable and streaming syndication rights for the show in a 2013 deal valued at the time at as much as $750 million, the back end for 20th increased dramatically. But after the Disney deal is complete, FBC and 20th Century Fox will no longer share a balance sheet." He adds that Disney is mulling potential changes to boot profits from The Simpsons, including breaking the show's episodes "into three batches that would rotate among multiple licensees. Such a strategy could attract more money on a per-episode basis than could be drawn from a single deal partner. Disney also could opt to forgo an outside deal and instead use The Simpsons as a platform on which to build out Disney Plus or Hulu in much the same way that FX used it to establish then-nascent offshoot FXX."

The Syfy series' pickup comes ahead of its Season 4 premiere on Wednesday.

Multi-state cannabis company Acreage Holdings, whose board members include former House Speaker John Boehner, was unable to get its commercial placed in Super Bowl LIII despite medical marijuana being legal in more than 30 states. The advertisement aimed to “create an advocacy campaign for constituents who are being lost in the dialogue,” Acreage President George Allen said. Some say the rejection is a bad look for CBS. Philadelphia Eagles player Chris Long, who played in the last two Super Bowls, pointed out the hypocrisy in CBS' decision, tweeting: "Keep pumping the booze ads, guys. You’re doing great!"

The Dynasty icon will guest as the mom of Claire van der Boom’s Rachel and former mother-in-law to Scott Caan's Danny.

Deadline reports the canceled Syfy series will come out with two seasons this year with "the fourth season exclusively premiering in 2019."

The controversial comedian is scheduled three more dates with advanced notice. He's scheduled to perform in North Carolina on Wednesday and in Pittsburgh on Thursday and Friday. Last week, CK performed in San Jose, his first gig that took place with days of advanced notice since his sexual misconduct scandal.

In a Today interview this morning, Badgley said his tweets two weeks ago responding to You fans who were romanticizing his character were "tongue and cheek." Badgley said he reached out to one You fan after he highlighted her tweet, saying: "I just wanted to check in and be like, 'Hey, I didn't realize...'" He added: "I was having fun, they were having fun, and I think what's funny is that people kind of jumped on the Joe train and were trolling her and it's like, 'No, wait! That's not what I intended at all.'"

TLC's renewal comes as the hit reality show wraps up Season 6 with record high viewership.

Model Kelleth Cuthbert filmed a cameo on the CBS soap weeks after stealing the show on the Globes red carpet.

Saved by the Max has become a massive hit since opening in West Hollywood last year. For the "final semester," a section of the restaurant will be transformed into the Malibu restaurant and beach club from Saved by the Bell's summer episodes. A section of the restaurant will also be turned into Mr. Belding’s office to Zack’s bedroom

The deal with Hulu marks the first time that the African-American-themed digital multicast network has signed a deal to put its original content on a premium streaming service. The deal will allow Hulu users to watch the first three seasons of the hit drama series.

“From our first conversation, it was clear that Bill Geddie is everything I imagine in an executive producer,” said Hall of Geddie, who was Barbara Walters' producing partner who helmed The View for 17 years.  “Bill’s experience and success in television make him a legend in the business. His respect for the daytime audience and his ability to bring together a strong team behind the scenes is unmatched. Bill knows, top to bottom, what it takes to bring viewers a daily show well worth their time – one that’s informative, authentic, fun and compelling. I am thrilled to have this friend and leader at my side as we begin our next chapter!”

Stephen Colbert's Late Show animated spinoff will return for a 10-episode season later this year. That's down from Season 1's 17 episodes.

"four days ago i was almost unemployed for a full year," the 19-year-old actor tweeted Monday. "four days ago i was almost unemployed for a full year. life changes really drastically really quickly."

Dr. Sandra Lee's reality show will air six fan favorite episodes that will include some pop-up factoids and "where are they now" tidbits.

The Song of Parkland trailer shows how Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School drama teacher Melody Herzfeld helped students cope with the Parkland school shooting and its aftermath. Herzfeld went on to win a special Tony award. Song of Parkland premieres Feb. 7, one week before the first anniversary of the shooting.

On Monday, the tearjerker of a film based on Fred Rogers' life and Mister Rogers' Neighborhood described itself as "the most acclaimed documentary of 2018." On Tuesday, Won't You Be My Neighbor? failed to earn a nomination for best documentary. "Past Oscar winner Morgan Neville’s touching and insightful portrait of Fred Rogers was a true crowd pleaser for our times but clearly the Academy didn’t want to drop by for a visit, which is bizarre," writes Deadline's Dominic Patten. Us Weekly movie critic Mara Reinstein described it as the "biggest shock of the morning," while Rolling Stone's David Fear said everybody thought that an Oscar win was the biggest lock for the documentary since last summer. "No big surprises with the Oscar Nominations," tweeted The Hollywood Reporter executive editor Matthew Belloni. "For me, the biggest disappointment is the Mister Rogers movie didn’t get nominated for documentary feature."

Baier was scheduled to appear on tonight's Late Show, but Colbert revealed last night that the Fox News host and his family were in a car accident in Montana. "Bad, like, jaws of life to get him out of there," said Colbert of the accident. "They were all in the hospital but they’re going to be OK. And we just want to say: we hope you’re doing better.” Baier later released a statement saying that his car flipped over on icy roads while they were driving to the airport. "Thanks to the first responders and Montana Highway Patrol – we made it to the hospital quickly," Baier said. "We are very grateful to all of those who helped us out. My advice to everyone is to always wear your seatbelt and to count your blessings everyday."

Kimmel was asked on Watch What Happens Live about the viability of The Man Show in these more sensitive times. "Yes, I think not only would it be possible, but I think it would be more popular than it ever was," Kimmel said, adding that he would never want to be personally with The Man Show again. Kimmel added: "There's a certain portion of society that is outraged by the outrage. I think they would probably find it to be exhilarating."

“I’ve never had an experience that has been this delayed in television before,” says the mega-producer of You's massive success on Netflix after flailing on Lifetime. “The fact that it was rewarded by people actually watching made us feel we’re not crazy. We actually did make something that was really enjoyable and fun and a real ride for the audience.” He adds: It went from being one of the least-watched shows I’ve ever worked on and been most proud of — and I’m choosing to take Netflix at their word on this — to being the most-watched show I’ve ever worked on in 20-something years of being in the business."

The Dexter alum and Broadway veteran is promoting his unusual one-night-only stint with a teaser showing him talking to a therapist about how stupid it was for him to agree to the musical event. Skittles has opted to do a musical rather than advertise during the game itself.

Each episode of Folklore will explore an Asian country's myths and folklore. The countries include Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. Each episode will also have its own director and include the country's local language.

Two years ago, CBS took a chance in hiring the Dallas Cowboys QB to become its lead analyst for NFL games without any broadcast experience. Yet Romo has proven to be a massive success, which could lead to a "TV free-agent sweepstakes" when his contract expires after next season. Romo is currently making around $4 million a year.

The former White House communications director said on Monday's premiere, “a portion of the public probably dislikes me because of my Trump support, but I had a great time.”

“A technical error in the control room triggered a graphic of Ruth Bader Ginsburg with a date on it," Steve Doocy said after Fox & Friends flashed  “1933-2019" graphic during Monday's show. "We don’t want to make it seem like anything other than that was a mistake, that was an accident."

About 12.1 million watched the rebooted CBS drama after the New England Patriots defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in overtime on Sunday. That's four million more than its previous high of 8.1 million.

"I’ve already told the ending of Game of Thrones to a few people," Turner admitted to W magazine. Asked if she was drunk, Turner responded: "Nope, sober. I was like, 'Hey, if you want to know, I’ll tell you.' But it’s people that I know, not random people. It’s people that I know will keep the secret."

The President Show's Anthony Atamanuik reprised his impression for the Jimmy Kimmel Live! special, "Intermission Accomplished: A Halftime Tribute to Trump. “We are here tonight to celebrate the midway mark of Donald Trump’s first term in office because, let’s be honest, this is a man who is far too humble to celebrate himself,” Kimmel said in his opening monologue. ALSO: Watch the retro intro for Kimmel's special.

Listen to a parody version of “Tossed Salads And Scrambled Eggs."

"My old friend," Parker wrote on Instagram. She is making a brief reappearance. Partnering with a great brand and supporting a cause we all care about. More to come." UPDATE: Carrie Bradshaw is helping raise money for Matt Damon's Water.org.

Police in Britain have arrested Abdulah Husseini for alleged stealing a crate of beer. The accused thief made headlines because, based on grainy security footage, he looked like Ross from Friends. But a much clearer mugshot reveals he doesn't look like Schwimmer at all.

The rapper broke his silence on social media over the new Netflix and Hulu documentaries, tweeting: "I love how ppl watch a doc and think they have all the answers..."

Hathaway turned the tables on Ellen by having her and the entire audience stuff oranges in their mouth for a meditation session.

Selina Meyer decides to run for president again in HBO's "retrospective" trailer.