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News and features about performers, productions and the milieu.

A syndicated newsmagazine includes investigative reports, interviews with newsmakers, human interest stories, and celebrity and pop-culture features. The long-running series, which premiered in 1989, is currently anchored by Eva Pilgrim.

Nigel seeks Jordan's help in finding the person who kidnapped the daughter of his new soul mate; Lily is startled when the corpse of a homeless man suddenly awakens on the autopsy table.

After Melinda is given the file number of a murder case her father prosecuted, she tries to determine if the trial or the victim's murder is connected to her father's disappearance.

A student who wants to donate her egg to a childless couple is killed, and the situation gets worse when her mother wants to have the egg implanted in herself.

M.E. and Colliar move into their new apartment; Rene's ex-husband visits; Rene and Judge Terhune work together; young Rene runs for student council.

Jessica helps clear her neighbor (Van Johnson), an eccentric suspected of murdering with one of his inventions.

Murder ends a tycoon's (James Coco) plan to have Jessica design a house of horrors for one of his theme parks.

A friend (Hurd Hatfield) asks Jessica to help two Soviet dancers defect, unaware one (George de la Pena) is a murder suspect.

When a seemingly routine murder investigation ends up having political and international implications, Holmes and Watson come in contact with MI-6; Watson reevaluates her relationship with Mycroft and and Holmes.

As Sherlock and Joan approach a crossroads in their partnership, they must set their differences aside to help Mycroft.

After being fired by MI6, Holmes returns to America in hope of resuming his work with the NYPD -- with a new apprentice.

Sherlock's new apprentice, Kitty, becomes jealous of Watson and Sherlock's rapport, threatening their investigation of a double homicide.

A math genius discovers a body while participating in a puzzle competition; information about Kitty's past inspires Joan to extend an olive branch.

Lorelai has a bizarre dream; Rory visits Jess in Philadelphia, where she runs into Luke.

On the eve of Lane and Zach's wedding, party plans for both sides of the wedding party go awry.

Luke gives April a birthday party at the diner; a stunt with the Life and Death Brigade seriously injures Logan.

Emily asks Lorelai to be her driver and companion following minor eye surgery; Rory takes charge of Logan's recovery; Luke helps out with his sister's pregnancy.

Troubadours overrun Stars Hollow; Rory throws Logan a party on the eve of his London departure; Emily and Richard play matchmaker for Christopher; Sonic Youth, Yo La Tengo perform.

The mother of a performer is stabbed to death at a dance competition; Korsak's stepson is accused of shooting a police officer.

As Diane and Alicia work on opposite sides of a contentious divorce suit, they consider merging their firms; Alicia assists Finn when the state's attorney looks for a scapegoat in the Jeffrey Grant case.

When Florrick/Agos takes on the case of an NSA whistleblower, they learn the agency has been monitoring both the firm and Alicia's personal life; Diane must adjust to working with Louis Canning.

The team reopens the 1967 murder case of a brush salesman after his remains are found in a duck pond.

Rex breaks his own rule about representing children when a youth fights the dissolution of his adoption.

After an associate is caught in gangster gunfire while visiting a client, the firm sues the local police department.

Dr. Macy is suspended for an alleged cover-up attempt in a 20-year-old murder case, and his replacement (Henry Winkler) puts Jordan in charge of the investigation that could save or end Macy's career.

A series of possessions finally leads Melinda to the truth about her family's past.

An overweight woman sues Robert for not hiring her as his secretary; Dana treats a military officer for Gulf War syndrome.

M.E. and Colliar refuse to baby-sit; René takes a case examining the civil rights of the dead; young René sports an Afro.

Elizabeth and celebrity friends Electra Formosa, Gregg Sulkin, Rob Pinkston, Taylor Gray, Ashlee Keating and Jimmy Bennett sail the coast of Portugal, float into the mangrove jungles of Key Largo, hit top speed on the Thames and white-water raft.

Elizabeth and her celebrity friends Bikalope through Denver, drive GoCars in Barcelona, Segway the streets of Madrid and float San Antonio's River Walk.

Just about everybody likes animals and doesn't like to see animals who are sick, injured or abused. So "Animal Rescue," a weekly series -- aimed at children and families -- that showcases spectacular rescues of animals, should be very popular. Because people don't like to see an animal's situation get so bad that it requires rescue, the program tries to avoid those situations by instructing childr

Dogs are said to be man's best friend so is it a surprise that there's a weekly show dedicated to dogs and the people who love them? That's what "Dog Tales" is all about. The show, aimed at teenagers, features information on dogs of all shapes, sizes and breeds while also informing young people on how to properly care for pets. It also provides safety, health and training tips that are useful for

Jessica is asked to complete the last weeks of an expired congressman's term, and discovers politics is murder.

A Broadway legend's (Vivian Blaine) life is threatened after her daughter (Lorna Luft) is seriously injured in a mugging.

A talk-show host (Clive Revill) and a cab driver (Garrett Morris) help Jessica solve the murder of a New Orleans jazz musician.

On a pleasure cruise, Jessica's niece (Belinda Montgomery) receives flowers and messages from her late husband.

Murder is part of a legendary artist's (Cesar Romero) birthday celebration on a Mediterranean island paradise.

Jessica cooperates with private detective Harry McGraw (Jerry Orbach), whose partner died while researching a murder trial.

Jessica inherits part of a pro football team, but the owner's murder convinces her there is more roughness off the field than on.

Jessica opposes an ambitious district attorney (Pat Harrington) who believes her poet friend (Paul Sand) killed a novelist.

The death of a prominent judge interrupts Brenda's date with FBI agent Fritz Howard.

Brenda finds her authority undermined in a hate-crime investigation; Fritz and Brenda's relationship undergoes pressure.

When Carrie and Al investigate a public defender's murder, they believe the killer has a larger plan that will result in another death.

A teenager, who appears to have no enemies, is murdered; Carrie turns to her estranged aunt (Marilu Henner) for help.

Jane and Maura investigate a warehouse fire; Gabriel Dean hopes to rekindle his relationship with Jane.

Alicia visits Colin Sweeney and becomes a witness when a body is found in his home; an unfortunate picture of Zach could be a public relations nightmare for Peter.

Alicia turns to her mother for advice after a chance meeting with a charming entrepreneur; friends of Diane need legal counsel when their son is accused of selling drugs on the Internet.

The team looks for a missing teenager while investigating the five-month-old murder of his father, both of whom were in witness protection.

A woman is brutally murdered and her son is abducted; the squad works frantically to find the missing boy; Ham continues to struggle with his personal loss.

A young Mexican woman dies at the hospital after being dropped off by a known white supremacist; Bobby surprises the squad and his family by going under cover; Ham continues to struggle.

The staff tries to conform to stringent new guidelines set by the interim chief medical examiner.

When a fire breaks out at Rockland University, Jim saves a professor, Eli, who has a near-death experience; Melinda befriends Eli and realizes he shares her ability.

A nurse is pricked with an HIV-infected needle; Dana must remove a brain tumor from her high-school nemesis.

M.E. is in the crossfire of a school shooting; René has heart palpitations; bullies pressure young Colliar to end his friendship with René.

Satan puts Monica to the test after a tragic building explosion claims the lives of many innocents and causes her to question her dedication to God's work.

Stranded at a roadside diner by a storm, bus passengers Jessica and Sheriff Tupper investigate the murder of a fellow traveler.

Hospitalized in Dallas after an airport accident, Jessica endures the inconvenience of a leg cast to probe an in-patient murder.

Jessica reunites with her college roommate at a desert resort and probes the murder of the woman's ex-husband.

The newly renamed Major Crimes Division investigates the death of a teenager that may be related to a planned massacre; the squad searches for a bomb before it can explode.

Brenda and the team investigate an apparent suicide that the medical examiner believes was actually a murder; Brenda's parents are staying with Fritz and Brenda for a few days.

The body of a man who stole $3 million in diamonds is found in the trunk of a car; the condition of the body makes determining the cause of death impossible.

A known sex offender is the prime suspect when a woman is found dead in her home; the suspect's lawyer strings Brenda and the squad along.

Brenda prepares for her upcoming wedding; a cell phone is found containing text messages that point to a possible homicide; Fritz's sister tags along.

Jane and Maura work to solve two murders that have deep personal connections for Korsak; Jane gets a surprise visit; Maura receives upsetting feedback on her novel.

The Priority Homicide Division's search for a murderer and rapist takes a twist.

The butler is the prime suspect in the killing of a stripper, the young widow of a wealthy octogenarian.

The squad investigates a brutal murder and discovers dark secrets at the root of a drug bust gone wrong; Raydor's estranged husband returns to Los Angeles; Jack becomes fast friends with Rusty.

The division tries to solve the case of a missing child with gender dysphoria; the squad attempts to connect evidence to a dangerous bully; Jack Raydor tries to make up for years of bad parenting.

Jane and Maura's friendship is strained after the shooting of Maura's biological father; Jane's relationship with Agent Dean is exposed.

Rory and Jess run into Dean at Star Hollow's winter carnival; great-grandmother Gilmore (Marion Ross) pays a surprise visit.

Manipulative Francie convinces Paris that Rory has been plotting against her; when a former maid sues Emily, Lorelai fears giving a deposition will further strain relations with her mother.