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TV is an odd mishmash of a medium. It shares enough qualities with film that we can use the word "cinematic" as a blanket compliment, yet its traditional broadcast model more closely resembles radio.
Talk about a tale of two cable news networks. With its 53rd consecutive quarter total audience win, Fox News Channel saw a 10% primetime rise among adults 25-54 in first-quarter 2015 over last year.
Network dispels speculation that it might be considering replacing Noah after a series of controversial jokes from before his appointment were uncovered
Comedy Central has found a new host for The Daily Show: Trevor Noah, a South African comedian who has appeared as a contributor to the show three times over the past year.
The Agnostic Atheist Anti-Theist (Agatan) Foundation has released on YouTube the first of what will likely be many compilations of "The Best Neil deGrasse Tyson Arguments and Comebacks."
a comedy series featuring Patrick Stewart as a cocaine-snorting, liquored-up cable news shouter who appears to be modeled on Fox News' top talker Bill O'Reilly with maybe a bit of Piers Morgan stirred in for color.
promise you won't play any April Fools pranks this year. HBO's Last Week Tonight was on hiatus Sunday night, with programing turned over to the Alex Gibney's "Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief," but John Oliver made a spe
Ahead of this year's Wrestlemania on Sunday, Thomas Batten explains why he went from despising WWE to understanding the allure of a chokeslam
A 'South Park' episode from 2005 perfectly explains Scientology's unbelievable theory of how the world began
Good news, conspiracy theorist sci-fi fans: Mulder and Scully are coming back.
1966 Batman Episode: Reference To Skull And Bones
Google Fiber might be on the brink of a huge breakthrough in the way TV ads are tracked, AdWeek's Sam Thielman reports.
After years of complaining about being locked into expensive pay TV plans, the American viewer is now being bombarded with choices, as media companies and gadget makers invite them to "cut the cord" and go "over the top" by pulling in more
Have you wanted to get rid of your cable or satellite company and cut the cord for good, but aren't sure where to begin? Here's a look at some of the devices and streaming services that let you watch your favorite movies and programs when you want, a
Bryan Singer is tackling an adaptation of The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, based on the classic sci-fi book by Robert A. Heinlein. Twentieth Century Fox recently picked up the movie rights.
Leonard Nimoy, the legendary actor known to the world as Star Trek's Mr. Spock, died at his home in Los Angeles this morning.
Leonard Nimoy, the legendary actor known to the world as Star Trek's Mr. Spock, died at his home in Los Angeles this morning.
Some truly great character bits from some truly great television episodes.
How Parks and Recreation Took Aim at Silicon Valley
Watch as these kids show what makes organic farming the choice for the future in a surprising twist on a classic children's song.
The big story on TV this week was celebration.
Harris Wittels, who worked as a writer and executive producer on the NBC comedy "Parks and Recreation," was found dead Thursday of a possible drug overdose at his Los Angeles home, police said. He was 30.
Men and women competing to be porn stars in new reality show The Sex Factor revealed after auditioning by 'having sex on camera' - including Wall Street intern Paige Jennings
Ahead of the Feb.15 "Saturday Night Live" special celebrating the NBC show's 40th anniversary, executive producer Lorne Michaels revealed a few secrets in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
"The Walking Dead" returns to TV Sunday.
It's been a long seven months, but Game of Thrones has finally given us something to hold onto until its fifth season arrives in April.
Super Bowl XLIX broadcaster NBC declared this year's event as "the biggest day in media" having sold out of all of its $4.5 million advertising slots. ALLOW VIDEO Players to load for a minute
The NFL threatened to fine Marshawn Lynch $500,000 if he didn't show up to the Superbowl media day so he did, but he really doesn't like talking to the media. So he answered every question the same way.
On that fateful day in 1994, Bryant Gumbel and Katie Couric were seated side by side on the set of The Today Show, attempting to sort out the translation of the "@" symbol.
Peacock's 11-hour block of Internet-streaming video to include pregame and live game coverage, and new episode of 'The Blacklist'
