Total viewership declines for TV's major awards shows have slowed in recent years, but the trend is still here.

The new AMC+ thriller "Kill Jackie" takes its cues from movies, TV shows and music ranging from Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns to Dusty Springfield.

A new docuseries about casino operations provides a fascinating look at the problems that can develop in a location that draws thousands of people for gambling, drinking and general carousing.

The idea that there was an accomplice in the Simpson murders stems from the odd memoir Simpson wrote in 2007 - 'If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer.'

Netflix positions a revival of the 1990s sitcom "A Different World" as a dramedy, but the show veers more toward drama than comedy.

This revered animated series that premiered in 1989 shows no sign of slowing down or otherwise drifting into mediocrity as it enters its 38th season this Sunday on Fox.

Their humorous commercials have propelled a handful of car insurance companies to the top of their industry, but they rank among the lowest in customer satisfaction.

The differences between "Blue Bloods" and the new "Line of Fire" on NBC lie in the details, but the two shows invite comparison because they are both built around crime-fighting clans.

Oprah Winfrey says the idea for mounting a two-hour journey of light, sound and music at the Las Vegas Sphere came to her as she was watching a U2 performance in the famed globe-shaped arena.

Many of the shows on ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC are so old that the networks have become the assisted-living facilities of TV.