A public intervention? Exploiting a mentally ill actress? These celebs say Dr. Phil went too far.

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals stayed Robert Roberson's execution, prompting reactions from lawmakers, Dr. Phil and the ...

Envoy TV, a cable and streaming outlet that McGraw unveiled in July, will get a big distribution lift as his Merit Street ...

“Is there a question?” a weary Dr. Phil McGraw asked a lawyer for Trinity Broadcasting Network. McGraw was on the witness stand today in the battle over a $500 million distribution deal between the TV ...

TV talk show host Phil McGraw acknowledged he was taking steps to sever ties with his former partner Trinity Broadcasting Network while at the same time telling the Christian network that he wanted to ...

Dr. Phil was in position to play a version of Jeffrey Tambor's George Sr. in a proposed "Arrested Development" movie. (Credit: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images) Jason Bateman isn’t hopeful that an ...

Dr. Phil’s contentious legal battle over the bankruptcy of his media venture, Merit Street Media, has taken a juicy turn. Merit’s former broadcasting partners Trinity Broadcasting and Professional ...

(Updated with Dr. Phil & Peteski statement) Trinity Broadcasting has put its cards on the pulpit and the clock is ticking on whether Dr. Phil will be facing a judge today in Dallas, possible sanctions ...

Dr. Phil delivers a shocking political speech at a Donald Trump rally. Exploring themes of free speech, unifying the nation, and navigating political differences. West Point alumni group cancels award ...

Dr. Phil McGraw has filed a new motion after his media company, Merit Street Media, filed for bankruptcy protection. After Merit recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, McGraw, 74, alleged in a new ...

“The response to TBN legitimately and lawfully defending itself from Peteski and McGraw’s bad-faith attacks is to cry foul because they do not like the true facts that they themselves now regretfully ...

Merit Street Media, the television network and streaming service backed by TV personality Phil McGraw, is seeking to end its chapter 11 case, saying it can’t pay the legal fees needed to stay under ...