In the premiere episode of "Cheap A$$ Beach Houses" no one calls any of the houses on view "cheap-ass" houses or uses the phrase at all.

Another majestic evergreen cut down in the prime of life will take center stage at Rockefeller Center on Wednesday for NBC's annual tree-lighting spectacular.

An upcoming awards show on CBS attempts to answer the question: What defines family programming in this day and age?

The outsider brought into CBS News to blow things up has actually said "I wanna blow this up" at meetings with her new colleagues.

The spot consists almost entirely of the voices of 14 people not seen onscreen who are sharing their frustrations with the state of TV news today.

The introductory narrative of "The American Revolution" takes up a style Burns established at the outset of "The Civil War."

The new MS NOW is the same as MSNBC except for cosmetics and a new address.

Let's suppose that the future has arrived, and the owners of the broadcast networks, TV stations and basic-cable channels have come to the conclusion that it is time to close up shop.

The bloody massacre of a couple of dozen innocent people is positioned as entertainment in a new action thriller coming to AMC+ this week.

TLC is venturing into investigative territory with a new three-part documentary about a Bravo reality star who married her own step-grandfather.