He may still be best known as the star of seminal 1990s drama "Dawson's Creek," but these days James Van Der Beek is best known as playing ... James Van Der Beek. Now he's having fun parodying another celebrity, the famed DJ Diplo, in Viceland's new series "What Would Diplo Do?" Van Der Beek joins us to discuss his recent, interestingly meta career path.

Will there be another $1 million winner? How hard does Kevin Bull train? Could Ninja Warrior be an Olympic sport? What's it like to be a walk-on and wait weeks for a chance? That, and many more questions answered by co-host Akbar Gbajabiamila and fan favorite ninja Kevin Bull as we head toward Las Vegas and the Season 9 finale.

Tony Hale was just nominated for his fifth Emmy Award for his role as Gary Walsh on "Veep," a category he’s won twice in 2013 and 2015. Gary, the long-suffering bag man for now former and perhaps future president Selena Meyer, isn't the only iconic TV character from Hale. Just this week he started production on Season 5 of "Arrested Development," where he plays man child Buster, the youngest member of the dysfunctional Bluth clan.

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Matt Groening, Al Jean, Nancy Cartwright (Bart Simpson), Joe Mantegna (Fat Tony)and others take the stage at San Diego Comic-Con 2017 to talk all things "The Simpsons."

Zachary Levi first attended San Diego Comic-Con 11 years ago, when his NBC series "Chuck" premiered. Not only did he fall in love with the fan event, he found a way to put his own stamp on the gathering with his Nerd Machine brand, which led to the Nerd HQ event that traditionally was held simultaneously in San Diego. Due to events that he'd rather not get into, Nerd HQ isn't happening this year. But Levi is still down in San Diego, hosting Syfy's nightly "Syfy Live from Comic-Con" series.

Danny Trejo has done it all, from countless movies and TV shows to even opening a taco empire. Now he's entering the world of TV hosting, with El Rey Network's new reality series "Man at Arms: Art of War."

Shane Smith is a year into his multi-prong extension of the Vice brand and he remains bullish -- and he should be. His company just landed a $450 million investment from asset firm TPG, which puts Vice Media's valuation up to $5.7 billion. Not bad for a company that started as an edgy street newspaper in Canada. Now Vice Media's assets include the TV network Viceland, the nightly HBO news program "Vice News Tonight" and the HBO documentary series "Vice," among many other things. Viceland is on tap to expand into 80 territories. And in a world where Facebook and Google dominate, Smith is growing Vice's library to be what he calls the largest collection of millennial intellectual property out there.

As Season 3 comes to a close, "Better Call Saul" fans got to see more familiar faces from the "Breaking Bad" universe, including the arrival of Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito). Rhea Seehorn (Kim)and executive producer Peter Gould visited IndieWire recently to analyze what this season as meant for Kim, in addition to the evolution of Jimmy into Saul.

"The Amazing Race" is not as easy as it looks, and Phil Keoghan should know. He's hosted 29 editions of the show, with a 30th on tap for next season. Keoghan discusses this season's all-strangers edition of the race, the show's evolution, and what's next.