Q: What has happened to Michaela Pereira on HLN? Will she be coming back?
TV news hosting is a job, too, and like so many people with other (admittedly more common) jobs, Michaela Pereira was laid off. As things stand, Pereira and her show, cleverly named "MichaeLA," will not be coming back.
HLN went through a major restructuring process in the fall, cutting back on live news in favor of prerecorded "long-form programs."
Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back, on Fox
As restaurants teeter on the brink of disaster, Gordon Ramsay and his crew arrive in a state-of-the-art mobile kitchen to help save them in this season premiere. They have just hours to come up with new menus and transform the space into something more profitable.
Tournament of Roses Parade, on NBC
Celebrate the new year with marching bands and beautifully decorated floats as they make their way along Colorado Blvd. in the 130th edition of the iconic Tournament of Roses Parade. The event also features equestrian teams and this year's Rose Queen.
Q: Will Fox's "Lucifer" be returning to TV?
Sort of, but it's not Fox's anymore.
Fox canceled "Lucifer" back in May after its third season. Its ratings had dropped consistently year over year, and so it didn't seem like a great candidate for rescue by another channel, but Netflix surprised everyone by doing just that a month later. However, with Netflix being a streaming service, the show won't be back "on TV" exactly.
Family matters: Elizabeth Keen searches for the truth in 'The Blacklist'
Megan Boone stars in "The Blacklist"
Unexpected and shocking plot twists on television are nothing new. They have been around for as long as the medium has, and like anything in life, there's good and there's bad. From the ingenious ending of "Newhart" to the insane dream season of "Dallas," television fans have seen it all.
Dick Clark's Primetime New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest, on ABC
Ryan Seacrest continues a long-standing tradition as he presents coverage of the New Year's Eve festivities from New York City's Times Square. Before the famous ball drop signaling the beginning of the new year, Seacrest welcomes celebrity guests and popular musical acts.
The clock is ticking: Gordon Ramsay returns to help save struggling restaurants
Gordon Ramsay in a scene from "24 Hours to Hell and Back"
Look out, failing restaurants: help is on the way, but it's a whirlwind sort of tough love. Fox rings in the new year with a second season of "Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back" on Wednesday, Jan. 2, and the chef with a notoriously short fuse is back on the road.
Late Laughs for the week of December 30 - January 5, 2018
The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon
Over the weekend, a man in New Jersey was charged with a DUI, and he told police that the reason he drank so much was "because the Jets suck." That story again: A man in New Jersey has been drunk for 50 years.
I read that New York street food vendors are going to get letter grades from the health inspector starting next month. Which means we all have 30 more days to enjoy hotdogs for the very last time.
Out with the old: The big networks celebrate the new year
Ryan Seacrest hosts "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve With Ryan Seacrest"
Out with the old: It's almost time to say goodbye to 2018 and welcome 2019 with open arms, and that can mean only one thing: it's time to party, to send off the old year and ring in the new with music, spectacle and celebration.
Escape at Dannemora, on Showtime
Tension between Matt (Benicio del Toro) and Sweat (Paul Dano) heats up as they run for their lives in this finale. Meanwhile, Tilly (Patricia Arquette) struggles to evade the authorities after she leaves the hospital.
