• We Love Lists! The Hollywood Reporter’s 35 Most Powerful People in New York Media 2015
• Scoop: ‘Empire’ star Henson returning to ‘Person of Interest’
• On Its 25th Anniversary… The ‘Twin Peaks’ Cast Came Together To Support David Lynch
• Game of Thrones: Your essential primer for season five
• Cool Bean: Arrested Development producer Brian Grazer announces ‘another 17 episodes’
• ORPHAN BLACK: 16 Things to Know About Season 3
• Bafta Television Awards 2015: Benedict Cumberbatch nominated for Sherlock
• Q&A: ‘Law & Order: SVU’ Boss Hints at Squad Room Shake-Up, Romance for Olivia
• Attention Pirates: $15-A-Month HBO Now Arrives On Apple, Cablevision Devices
• Criminal Minds Boss Talks of ‘Many’ Spinoff Lessons Learned — Plus, The Episode That Will Drive You ‘Crazy’
• Super News: Heroes Reborn Brings Back the Haitian
• Funny Business: Fred Armisen to guest star on New Girl as a temporary roommate
• Q&A: ‘Saul’ co-creator talks season finale
• Gulp! Netflix Can Now Ban Customers Who Use VPNs
• Spoiled Sport! Why Barney Frank Hates House of Cards
• TV Timewarp: Why the ‘Felicity’ Date Rape Storyline Was Important and Still Is
• USA Network Is Trying to Reach Millennials With More Dramas and More WWE: Expect sci-fi series, SmackDown and fewer scripted comedies
• Trend Watch: Furious 7 is further evidence of how TV took over the world
• Another tumble for broadcast ratings: Off 7 percent this year, with Fox and NBC accounting for the dip
• Spotlight: With Marvel’s ‘Daredevil,’ Netflix Looks to Build Its Own Superteam
• Spoiler Alert: This Could Be Google’s Plan Make Sure You Don’t Accidentally Read Spoilers Online
• News You Can Use: This Is What It’s Like to Be an Actor of Color During TV’s “Diversity Push”