It’s been two years since Tony Goldwyn said goodbye to Scandal, but the show still brings tears to his eyes. On Tuesday night, Goldwyn — who starred as President Fitzgerald Grant on the ABC drama — ...

After a weeklong hiatus, ABC’s “Scandal” returns with more “twisty, crazy” B613 intrigue. Jake (Scott Foley) teams up with Olivia Pope and David Rosen (Josh Malina) to take down the secret ...

Jimmy Kimmel isn't a fan of "Olitz" Emily Strohm is a Senior Editor at PEOPLE. She has been at PEOPLE for 11 years and has written nearly 40 cover stories for the magazine. Olitz or No-litz? When it ...

Olivia and Fitz have a special place in every Scandal fan's heart, one that could not easily be replaced. But maybe fans should make some room for another sexy forbidden romance on the Shonda Rhimes ...

The Season 5 winter finale of Scandal delivered two shocking scenes. One of which fans probably saw coming, but the other? Not so much. Not only did Olivia and Fitz break up, but Olivia got an ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “Scandal” is the most confusing show on television. I’m not talking about the constant plot twists ...

If you’re on Twitter, you may have noticed that on Thursday nights, your feed devolves into a lot of nonsense about gladiators in suits and white hats. The normally articulate people you follow may ...

This week’s episode of Scandal brought us the end of Olitz, the beginning of Mellie as a national hero and a fresh start for Papa Pope. It’s Christmastime at the White House, and Olivia Pope is ...

WARNING: You have entered full-on Olitz territory. I can finally talk about Olitz without fear of spoiling those who haven’t watched yet! Yes, Olivia chose Fitz. She actually chose Fitz. It wasn’t ...

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During a recent visit to the Oval Office — that is, Scandal’s version of it, where the walls of the set have seen more beefs, brawls, and betrayals than a bipartisan Senate hearing — the president and ...