It's never been my favorite month. But January was worse than ever this year.
As David Letterman and Howard Stern can attest, a 30-year anniversary celebration is a ripe opportunity to cringe at geeky haircuts.
"Soul Train" host Don Cornelius was the arbiter of cool, a brilliant TV showman who used his purring, baritone voice to seduce mainstream America into embracing black music and artists.
Nicole Scherzinger and Steve Jones are out at "The X Factor."
A giant-sized $100,000 check was scanned by the Transportation Security Authority and stashed in a stewardess’ airplane closet before making its way to a Parkland school Thursday, where dozens of kids clamored to touch it.
James Sales Elementary School in the Franklin Pierce School District is being recognized today by TV talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres as an “amazing school.”
Rudolph. Charlie Brown. The Grinch. They’re longtime favorites who always grab top billing when the networks roll out their holiday programs.
Seven years ago, he made game-show history, racking up $2.52 million in prize money during a six-month winning streak on “Jeopardy.” Now, fast-fingered trivia buff Ken Jennings is giving folks a peek into the ever-curious mind that knew all of those answers with his new book “Maphead: Charting the Wide, Weird World of Geography Wonks.”
We interrupt your regular Friday night of PBS programming to bring you rock ’n’ roll. Long-haired, messy, blaring, angry rock that would make Big Bird’s feathers turn red. “Pearl Jam Twenty” – which airs at 9 p.m. Friday on most PBS stations – documents how the Seattle band became an early architect of grunge, and nearly collapsed under the weight of what they had built.
“Forty isn’t fatal,” Linda Evans said in a 1980s TV commercial. At the time, the actress was at the height of her popularity, starring in the prime-time TV soap “Dynasty.”
NBC has canceled its workplace romantic comedy "Free Agents." The Wednesday series, starring Hank Azaria and Kathryn Hahn, struggled to find an audience since its mid-September launch against competitors "The X Factor" and "Survivor."
The Emmys keep buying what “Mad Men” is selling. The 1960s Madison Avenue saga won its fourth consecutive best drama series award Sunday, while big-hearted romp “Modern Family” claimed its second best comedy trophy.
Erica Kane wouldn't leave quietly if she felt she'd been wronged. Neither is Susan Lucci as "All My Children" nears its end on ABC.
No one would sniff at all the dollars Jerry Lewis raised for muscular dystrophy: a couple of billion during his 45-year reign as host of the MDA Telethon.
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