Reports say that CBS paid out a $9.5 million settlement to actress Eliza Dushku for the treatment she experienced on set.

We are living in a Star Trek renaissance.

In a hotly contested auction, CBS has secured the rights to James Comey's memoir A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership with plans to adapt it into a miniseries.

Farrow has published a follow-up to his exposé, featuring testimony from six additional women who said that Moonves sexually assaulted, harassed, and coerced them.

Another day, another high powered man abusing his power. Ronan Farrow has published a lengthy exposé on CBS CEO Leslie Moonves that contains allegations of sexual misconduct, discrimination, and intimidation. This report is especially galling, considering that Moonves helped found the Commission on Eliminating Sexual Harassment and Advancing Equality in the Workplace.

The first-season finale of Star Trek: Discovery was a solid Star Trek episode. It had a lot of the elements that I've often heard people complain have been missing this season. But it didn't feel finale-worthy.

Star Trek: Discovery has moved with breakneck speed through the mirror universe, and the latest episode was a lot to handle.

For most women, the fact that Cowan really doesn't know why Stone is laughing is probably not that surprising, but still maddening. Laughable, even.

The Get Out writer and director is bringing back a thriller/sci-fi classic! Jordan Peele is in talks with CBS to reboot the classic series, The Twilight Zone.

Well, there's definitely a big ol' bag of mixed opinions going on over last night's Star Trek: Discovery premiere, but one thing's for sure: According to TVLine, Discovery pulled in 9.6 million viewers, which is an amazing debut! Not only that, but CBS All Access had a record number of sign-ups because of the new show. As I said in my piece earlier today, Trek is back!

Ahead of the series premiere tonight, CBS has shared the delicate, atmospheric opening credits for Star Trek: Discovery.

Generally, when a property is restricted from advance critical review, that's a sure sign that there's no confidence in its quality and every attempt is being made to dodge bad press.

Stephen Colbert is wrapping up his "Russia week" as the investigation into the Trump campaign's possible collusion with the Russian government continues, and there's one allegation in particular that Colbert is interested in: the pee tape. So, he went to the room where it all supposedly went down.

The republican effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act fell apart yesterday when it was too cruel for some Republican members of the Senate and not cruel enough for others. Naturally, as the ACA was President Obama's signature piece of legislation—one Republicans gleefully attached his name to and made it their mission to erase—he has some thoughts that can only be expressed through Keegan-Michael Key's brilliant anger translator character.

The struggle for equality, inclusion, diversity—it's all already begun a long time ago, and it's high time for Hollywood to change at all levels of the industry.

Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park will both depart Hawaii Five-0 after CBS refused to pay them as much as their white co-stars.

This couldn't come at a better time as congress voted to overturn President Obama's protections.