The stars of CBS are blasting their own company for the tumult at CBS News attributed to the arrival of outsider Bari Weiss as editor-in-chief.

From the great tradition of sumptuous miniseries from the U.K. comes a new Agatha Christie mystery set in a declining English manor of the 1920s.

In the new Peacock drama "Ponies," the acronym PONIs is positioned as a term used for Persons of No Interest for rivals on either side of the old Cold War.

A new generation now has an opportunity to learn all about one of the most raucous and to some, shameful eras in television history.

In the new Amish-recruiting reality show "Suddenly Amish," six non-Amish trying to take up the Amish lifestyle are shocked to find out the Amish have no electricity.

When Colbert leaves, CBS will exit the late-night talk-show arena after more than three decades.

Warner Bros. Discovery's rejection of Paramount's latest offer to buy the company is notable for its tone of disdain for Paramount and its future prospects.

One of TV's best police docuseries, and the show that is the granddaddy of all reality-forensics shows are on the move.

It is time once again for the Golden Globes, the awards show that most people consider to be the traditional kickoff of Hollywood's vaunted annual awards season.

CBS is looking to jumpstart its next true-crime franchise with a prime-time series starring best-selling mystery novelist Harlan Coben.