"Diana: In Her Own Words" was Channel 4's best-performing show of 2017, and the U.K. broadcaster’s highest rating documentary since 2014. The film had stoked controversy, with friends and supporters…
WASHINGTON — Paula Kerger, the president of PBS, says that if federal funding for public broadcasting is eliminated, stations in rural parts of the country will be the hardest hit. On the latest…
With President Donald Trump pushing to eliminate funding for public broadcasting, filmmaker Ken Burns defended the model Sunday as the only one able to accommodate his brand of longform documentary…
Former “Today” co-host Ann Curry departed NBC in 2015. As she prepares to return to television with her new PBS series “We’ll Meet Again,” she has a mixed view of the current state of television…
PBS chief Paula Kerger is sounding an alarm over the undecided future of federal funding for public broadcasting. “This is a dynamic situation and the outcome is uncertain,” Kerger said Sunday at the…
PBS has ordered “The Great American Read,” a new series designed to explore America’s 100 best-loved books. The eight-part series, set to premiere in spring, 2018, will be paired with a new community…
No sooner had the “Downton Abbey” series finale aired than buzz began about a potential movie to follow the lives of the beloved characters. But series star Joanne Froggatt, who played Anna Bates on…
Ann Curry will host a new PBS series next year called “We’ll Meet Again.” The six-part program will feature reunions between people who have been affected by real-life events, like a…
A new documentary on Princess Diana from PBS and Britain’s Channel 4 will feature never-before-seen footage of the royal and style icon captured by her speech coach in the early 1990s. "Diana: In Her…
The "Wild Kratts" have a new beast to tame. Chris and Martin Kratt (above, pictured) have over the years navigated visits with a Western spotted skunk and a moray eel. On Sunday at 8 p.m., the…
Despite the fact that President Donald Trump's proposed federal budget calls for the eventual elimination of government funding for public TV, Independent Lens isn't going anywhere… at least not for…
