Charles Barkley's reflections on immigration during an NCAA pregame show sparked coverage and reactions that mischaracterized his tone and intentions.

PBS takes up three hours of prime time this week for a Ken Burns-produced documentary about Henry David Thoreau that is a lovely film to behold.

While NBCU exits the first-run syndication business, Paramount is sticking with the business of selling content to broadcast TV stations.

Internet firebrand Bari Weiss's efforts to "blow up" CBS News have failed to move the ratings needle for "CBS Evening News" as the first quarter of 2026 comes to a close.

"Bait" is comedic at times, but it can suddenly veer into dark dramatic territory in the blink of an eye.

News on the radio? It's like having press releases delivered to a TV columnist by fax machine.

Frankie Taylor Paul went from flying high on Sunday to crashing on Thursday.

Fox's plan to tee up a three-part, six-hour Bible-based miniseries could be seen as an experiment aimed at determining if there is an audience for religious storytelling in prime time.

In Hallmark's "Hope Valley: 1874," never is heard a four-letter word, and the clothes are unsoiled all day.

Larry David's new, upcoming comedy series now has a June premiere date and a promo on YouTube.