Every year, many question whether the mid-May upfront presentations are still necessary or relevant.

Scott Pelley faced the camera on "60 Minutes" Sunday and calmly reported that Paramount Global, parent company of CBS, is meddling in the production of "60 Minutes" for business reasons.

A new two-part documentary on the life of Paul Reubens is welcome news.

A pair of network news anchors put on their game faces to issue a commentary accusing their own company of treading on journalistic ethics and traditions.

As the world mourns Wink Martindale, we can be consoled by the fact that TV game shows and quiz shows are alive and well.

The last performance the Beatles ever did on TV came in 1968, and only one man was capable of getting them to do it: David Frost.

TNT is saying good-bye to the NBA in about six weeks, but its centerpiece NBA show lives on.

Just about every cliche in the book adds up to a likely hit for Netflix with its new contemporary Western series "Ransom Canyon."

A brief clip and newly posted photos provide a tantalizing glimpse at Ken Burns' sprawling documentary series on the Revolutionary War coming this fall.

A new World War II miniseries demonstrates that sometimes the use of flashbacks can be so overdone that confusion reigns.