In "Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair," the lives of Malcolm and his family are seen 10 years after we last saw them.

Long story short - "The Miniature Wife" is the opposite of a tall tale.

Byron Allen appears to be the main beneficiary of CBS's decision to abandon late-night.

The story of a woman who becomes a miniature wife when she undergoes significant shrinkage was told 45 years before this week's premiere of "The Miniature Wife" on Peacock.

Besides the deadline for filing taxes on April 15, the biggest red-letter day in April will be the 23rd.

A couple of commandments are in order for watching "The Ten Commandments" this weekend on ABC.

A milestone in TV's ongoing evolution was announced on Tuesday - the end of the yearly conference of NATPE.

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.