PBS has demonstrated it can compete in the rough-and-tumble of primetime with the breakthrough success of "Downton Abbey." Yet that only makes it easier to forget how against the grain public…
The best part about “Don't Say No Until I Finish Talking: The Story of Richard D. Zanuck” comes at the very end, when viewers are informed the producer/executive got to see the finished film three day…
Sweeps periods aren't what they used to be, back in the old days when networks loaded up May with big miniseries, and stations resorted to the trashiest of come-ons seeking to entice viewers to…
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings recently donned his Carnac the Magnificent hat, predicting apps will gradually replace networks, and traditional TV channels "that fail to develop first-class apps will lose…
Like a bad first date, “Newlyweds: The First Year” begins with promise and anticipation, before rapidly descending into “Check, please” mode. While the challenges of marriage should be fertile Bravo t…
Although Variety's initial review of “The Following” was largely favorable, it came with certain disclaimers and “qualms about its durability.” With Monday's finale completing the 15-episode run of a …
Truth be told, nobody was really interested before Monday in whether ESPN basketball analyst Chris Broussard thinks homosexuality is a sin.
Warner Bros. has been very smart about using its animated direct-to-DVD DC Comics titles to draft upon the release of its big-budget theatricals, the latest being "Superman: Unbound," which arrives in…
Even ESPN and ESPN.com seemed at odds over how to treat the NBA center's decision to out himself as gay.
CNN and ESPN worked hard to get their mileage out of live coverage of the Correspondents Dinner, even though the night failed to break its dated construct.
