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Buffalo born, Jason Tartick was sent home yesterday on The Bachelorette as Becca Kufrin confesses her love for the other two final contestants--Blake and Garrett. Tartick, who was born in Western New York and grew up in Williamsville, made it to the top 4, where all of the contestants go home with Becca and show her their hometowns...

That's right! Dave & Melody called it, they would bring the show back without her.

ABC has taken the rare step of pulling an episode over its political content. A recent episode of Black-ish has been shelved indefinitely over “creative differences” with showrunner Kenya Barris, owing to its commentary on the state of the country.

Olivia Pope, meet Annalise Keating. Shondaland may collapse in on itself before Scandal comes to an end, as Shonda Rhimes confirms that How to Get Away With Murder and Scandal will film two crossover episodes for the coming months.

ABC has officially severed all ties to Mario Batali, including his role as co-host of The Chew. The move follows an initial suspension stemming from multiple sexual harassment allegations that surfaced earlier this month.

Twitter is putting Baby in a corner.

The show's being revived by ABC after a 2016 cancellation by FOX.

What's old is new again. Again.

It's that time of year again when info leaks from network offices in NYC and LA regarding the fates of our favorite TV shows. Not all the data is in of course, but according to The Huffington Post, Law and Order SVU fans can breathe easy, as the show has been renewed by NBC for another year. Oth...

Photo: The Buffalo News There's a local favorite to win Fox's next round of the reality show, "Kicking & Screaming." According to an article in The Buffalo News, "Maxwell Carr, who grew up in Hamburg, attended Canisius High School and lives in Buffalo, is the local contestant seeking a $500,000 prize in the series that premieres at 9 p.m. ...

The Oscars have long had surprising moments, but Sunday night just gave us the most insane moment in Academy Awards history. Moonlight won Best Picture, but only after presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway mistakenly named La La Land the winner.

Previous Oscar nominees including Brie Larson, Jennifer Hudson and Ken Watanabe announced the 89th Academy Awards nominees on January 24.