Hacks' star Jean Smart reflects on her long, distinguished career as she receives the Mary Tyler Moore Visionary Award for ...

Jean Smart receives the Mary Tyler Moore Visionary Award ...

On 'Hacks,' Deborah Vance's experience as the first female late-night host shows us an uncomfortable reality about women in ...

HuffPost talked to actor-writer-creator Paul W. Downs and other Hollywood experts about whether the network format is on its ...

Happy’s Place Season 2 may not arrive for a while, but star Melissa Peterman is already looking ahead to the future as she ...

Looking over Jean Smart’s oeuvre since her television debut in the 1979 TV movie “Before and After,” one thing is instantly noticeable — she has not stopped working. But over the last ...

KB’s not doing your show…Everyone knows that when she’s got a new project, that she does my show first. I got full custody ...

Jean Smart returns to Broadway after 25 years in the one-woman play Call Me Izzy The Emmy winner will play eight roles in the 12-week limited engagement at Studio 54 PEOPLE has exclusive rehearsal ...

Happy’s Place Season 2 may not arrive for a while, but star Melissa Peterman is already looking ahead to the future as she gears up for the next chapter of her character Gabby’s story.

Jean Smart's Deborah Vance is finally a late-night host, but in 'Hacks' and in reality, such programming is struggling, even ...

As 'Hacks' welcomed a late-night star in last week's episode, the show facilitated a tense host-on-host exchange.

After a focus group decides that Deborah Vance (Jean Smart) isn’t relatable enough for their liking, the ruthless comic resorts to underhanded tactics to nab a super popular guest. The one problem?