In the pantheon of media giants, Turner was a magnetic, charismatic, one-man energy field who zigged when everyone else zagged.

In the new Amazon Video police drama "Cross," detective Alex Cross is a great character in search of a great show.

"Say Nothing" is a dramatization of history, but it evades the trap of piling on condescending background and exposition at the outset.

As the Jackal, Eddie Redmayne perfects the blank stare of the professional assassin whose success depends on self-discipline, caution and daring.

For weeks, the campaign ads came fast and furious, and now they have come to an abrupt end, presumably to the relief of millions.

The influence of "The Office" is keenly felt in a new, one-camera workplace comedy on NBC set in a hospital.

Ten years after "Wolf Hall" premiered on PBS in 2015, the third novel in Hilary Mantel's spectacular Henry VIII trilogy has been adapted for a miniseries coming soon.

Sometimes I ask myself this question: The mantra we have heard our whole lives is some variation on "we must all stay informed," but do we really have to?

"The Neighborhood" dips a toe or two into Election Day waters Monday night on CBS and does not fall in and drown.

Disney's seizing of the Grammy Awards away from CBS is significant for what it says about the pecking order in the marketplace of Big Media.