CBS is halving its late-night output after canceling After Midnight, hosted by Taylor Tomlinson. The network canceled the show, which airs at 12:30am, after two seasons. Tomlinson, a rising star ...

The Season 2 renewal of Watson today left two CBS scripted series on the bubble, veteran drama The Equalizer and freshman comedy Poppa’s House. The good news is that conversations on both are ...

There hasn't been a running back entering the NFL Draft coming off a season as historic as Boise State Broncos All-American Ashton Jeanty's 2024 campaign in a long time. That's one of many reasons why ...

With his dramatic playoff victory over Justin Rose at the 2025 Masters, Rory McIlroy not only won his first green jacket and ...

The FCC on Tuesday shot down CBS’s bid to immediately dismiss a complaint from a conservative group over the controversial “60 Minutes” interview with Democratic presidential candidate ...

An underwater camera from 1970 that had been submerged to capture ... "It was a fascinating moment," Shine told CBS News. He described the camera trap as "quite ingenious." ...

And it was all courtesy of a malfunctioning CBS score bug during the second round of March Madness. Midway through the first half, Wisconsin guard John Blackwell nailed a 3-pointer to trim BYU’s ...

By Rick Porter Television Business Editor CBS is once again changing its late-night lineup — or rather, trimming it. The network announced Wednesday that it will wind down its 12:35 a.m. show ...

Jelly Roll is adding "actor" to his resume. The country music star will try his hand at television stardom with a new guest role on CBS' popular series "Fire Country," the network confirms.

In the studio on Sunday for CBS is host Adam Zucker with analysts Clark Kellogg, Kenny Smith and Wally Szczerbiak. Grant Hill is also working courtside.

CBS’ Margaret Brennan asked Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick whether artificial intelligence was involved in designing President Donald Trump’s broad tariff policies on Sunday. The "Face ...

After the 1970 season, Brother left Auburn to return to his alma mater. He was later the head coach at Chattanooga, coached in the old USFL and then was defensive coordinator for two years at Clemson.