TV Review: 'Mel Brooks: Make a Noise'
As documentaries go, it's not the Inquisition. But another evening with Brooks should be more than enough to put a little springtime in any fan's step.
As documentaries go, it's not the Inquisition. But another evening with Brooks should be more than enough to put a little springtime in any fan's step.
The charity banquet season hits its peak at this time of year, and the crowded ballrooms remind us that there are people in town who worry less about making money than giving it away.
Though the user experience in smart-TV environments has improved over the years, they're still not as intuitive as the traditional multichannel world.
CBS was so eager to start boasting about being No. 1, its upfront presentation began promptly at 4:01 p.m. ET, which is virtually unheard of. Advertisers straggling in late might have even missed the…
Mildly charming but exceptionally thin, it makes it hard to fault Fox for its lack of faith. So let the "Games" begin, but don't expect many to wind up carrying a torch for it.
So with official confirmation that Bruce Rosenblum is leaving Warner Bros., it would be fascinating to hear someone - like, say, Time Warner CEO Jeffrey Bewkes - explain why the three-man "bake-off"…
In a sense, ABC's penchant for big, promotable concepts is tailor-made toward the abbreviation required by upfront presentations, right up until the actual series go on the air. Yet despite ABC Entert…
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