First published as a book in 1898, "The War of the Worlds" is a rare gift that keeps on giving.

Sometimes it seems as if TV's animated comedies capture contemporary life more accurately than so-called "live action" comedies on TV.

This year's audience tally represents a far cry from Oscars of yesteryear that routinely drew twice that amount.

The "TV Blog" believes Joaquin Phoenix's acceptance speech was the standout highlight of the Oscars Sunday night.

Watch a show like "For Life" and all you see are long faces with pained expressions.

The value of the gift Nancy Pelosi gave to Republican candidates at all levels in this hotly contested election year is incalculable.

You watch a show like "Indebted" with an air of disbelief that they are still making TV shows like this.

Life can get pretty prickly in a briar patch, which is likely the reason why this new limited series premiering this week on USA Network is named "Briarpatch."

Nothing about the Martin Scorsese-Jonah Hill commercial for the Coca-Cola Energy drink made any sense.

It's not every day that a new show comes along featuring one of the best actors that TV has ever had.