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A four-part finale cracks the riddle of Saving Grace’s engrossing, self-destructive lead.

Will this be the season Project Runway falls out of fashion?

Writer Peter Morgan, director Stephen Frears, and actor Michael Sheen have an unnatural interest in the politician Tony Blair.

Not only is this �American Masters� valentine to the great comedienne well deserved and overdue, but it’s surprisingly adequate to its surpassing task.

Big-shot crime novelists talk about true cases they didn’t fictionalize�but maybe should have.

Viva Laughlin soft-shoes its way into treacherous territory: the TV musical.

A sultry Angie Harmon makes The Women’s Murder Club a pleasure; Life feels more like punishment.

Be thankful that this BBC co-production takes its sweet time exploring the story of a blonde young mother and her two small mixed-race children who disappear from a roadside in the suburbs outside London.

By now you know that shortly before self-important TV news anchorperson Chuck Darling left Pittsburgh for Los Angeles, he actually knocked up the co-anchor he was about to leave behind.

Dirty Sexy Money takes welcome jabs at the upper crust, while Gossip Girl offers predators in kneesocks.