For Landon Donovan, coming back meant taking a new path When Landon Donovan decided in September to end his 21-month retirement from soccer and rejoin the Galaxy , he had a vision of how his return would unfold.

'Ray Donovan' recap: Ray and Mickey Donovan are finally working together—and a man blows up? The moment is finally here.

'Ray Donovan' finale recap: It's a fight to the death between the Donovans and Minassians Before the Minassians become a problem, it’s the Donovan family that’s really the threat to every single character’s sanity. They’re a mess right now, with Bridget trying to get Mr. Donellen to run away with her, Terry getting even closer t

'Ray Donovan' recap: The search for Varick's body is on It wasn’t that long ago that Ray Donovan seemed to have everything going for him. Sure, his personal life was falling apart, but business was good...

'Ray Donovan' recap: A murder weapon and an old foe come back to haunt Ray It won’t be long before Mickey Donovan is dead, at least according to Mickey Donovan. He’s preparing for his reluctant sting operation with...

'Ray Donovan' recap: Nothing could possibly go wrong at a Donovan wedding, right? After all the murder and body dumping in last week’s episode, “The Octopus” finds time to bring a little love and joy into the lives of the...

'Ray Donovan' recap: Finney snaps and does something horribly wrong If there’s one way to get this season of Ray Donovan moving with some purpose, it’s a good ol’ murder and cleanup job. “Tulip” uses an intriguing...

Showtime renews 'Masters of Sex,' 'Ray Donovan' Masters of Sex and Ray Donovan have been renewed, Showtime announced at the Television Critics Association’s semi-annyal press tour....

'Ray Donovan' recap: Ray's first day working for Finney isn't exactly what he expected. In one way or another, Ray Donovan has always been about family. Across two seasons the show has explored what it means to be part of a family, how...

'Ray Donovan' recap: Ray turns to Finney in a life-and-death situation At what point does Ray Donovan sink too far into its bleak universe and just become an unpleasant show to watch? That’s the question I was asking...