by Adam Buckman on Jan 29, 8:00 AM
Ever since ex-President Trump was muzzled by social-media, our world seems noticeably calmer.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 28, 9:00 AM
Our Netflix choices last weekend ranged from the comedic musings of Fran Lebowitz to a tragic tale about the class struggle in modern India.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 27, 8:00 AM
A three-part miniseries about slavery in 19th-century Jamaica breathes fresh air into the stale drawing rooms of PBS' "Masterpiece."
by Adam Buckman on Jan 26, 7:00 AM
CNN's own celebration of King served as a reminder that the network would never air a show today such as the one he hosted for 25 years.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 25, 8:00 AM
"Resident Alien" is another in a growing number of TV series adapted from comic books. This one is a worthy addition to the canon.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 22, 12:00 AM
Forget about baseball or football -- America's national pastime is talking, either doing it or listening to it.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 21, 9:36 AM
The introduction of a new reality series begs the age-old question: Why do some of these kinds of TV shows work and others do not?
by Adam Buckman on Jan 20, 5:00 AM
It is hard to consider this year's transition of power as "peaceful" when it will be seen originating from an armed encampment.
by Adam Buckman on Jan 19, 8:00 AM
"Bob Ross was wrong," asserts watercolorist John Lurie at the outset of his new show. "Everybody can't paint. It's not true."
by Adam Buckman on Jan 18, 12:00 AM
Instead of generating excitement in the manner of the old series, the new "Walker" induces drowsiness.