The most touching TV moment the "TV Blog" saw anywhere on TV this year happened early Saturday evening on ABC.

Which company is the "real" TV company - Netflix or Paramount?

Netflix sent a note of triumph to subscribers after the company sealed a deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery, but now Paramount has sent a letter to WBD shareholders promoting its own deal and trashing Netflix.

Once again, a new anchorman has been appointed to a network newscast and the announcement conjures memories of so many such announcements that have come before it.

The President of the United States has a great gift idea this holiday season: Watches with his name on them that he is personally selling on TV starting at $500 each.

Oops! Somebody forgot to include the name of the host in a CBS description of the upcoming "48th Annual Kennedy Center Honors" scheduled to air later this month.

In the process of absorbing Warner Bros., Netflix passed on the basic-cable side of Warner Bros. Discovery.

The explosive new editor in chief who has promised to "blow things up" at CBS News is doing just that by casting herself as the star of a prime-time news event.

The episode, seen Monday night on NBC, was important because it shed light on the disease and the suffering it causes.

Dick Van Dyke published a new book just last month, "Dick Van Dyke: An Optimist's Guide to a Happy Life, 100 Rules for Living to 100."