A few months ago PBS honored the late Fred Rogers with a mashup video for 'Mister Roger's Neighborhood'. The video went viral and in a hurry. Now PBS is back to honor another of their great hosts as a new video wa
July 18, 2012 One of the people who's thrown their name in to possibly be a new 'American Idol' judge is Aretha Franklin. On the last hour of the 'Today' show on Monday, Kathie Lee Gifford BASHED that idea.
July 16, 2012 The first trailer for the third season of 'The Walking Dead' was released at Comic-Con in San Diego on Friday. It introduces two new characters...Danai Gurira as Michonne and David Morrisey as the Governor.
The season starts on October 14th on AMC.
July 13, 2012 Looks like Randy Jackson is the last man standing...or sitting...at the 'AI' judges table.
July 12, 2012 Sony and Nielsen have collaborated on a study to determine the 'most impactful televised events' in history and perhaps not surprisingly, the September 11th attacks came in at #1. See the rest of the list on the next page.
June 29, 2012 This is pretty stupid, but someone made a fairly well-produced trailer for a big-budget live-action version of the kids cartoon 'Dora The Explorer'.
June 28, 2012 Former 'My Three Sons' star Don Grady died yesterday. He was 68. He reportedly had cancer, but there's no official word on a cause of death.
June 18, 2012 Max Page...the "Darth Vader kid" from that Volkswagen Super Bowl ad...had his open-heart surgery this past Thursday, and it was a success.
Although you probably wouldn’t recognize Max Page, you have almost certainly seen him before. The 7-year-old played miniature Darth Vader in Volkswagen’s 2011 Super Bowl ad, a spot that is among the most popular in the history of the Big Game.
After the commercial aired, Max made an appearance on ‘Today,’ where his mom revealed he had been diagnosed with a congenital heart defect at birth and has since worn a pacemaker.
June 5, 2012 Jerry O'Connell will play Herman Munster in NBC's new "Munsters" reboot, which will be called "Mockingbird Lane".
June 4, 2012 When Richard first left the 'Feud' in 1985, an executive producer estimated that he had kissed "somewhere in the vicinity of 20,000 women."
One of them was Gretchen Johnson, who came on with her family in 1981. They started dating soon after that, and got married in 1991. They had a daughter, and were still married at the time of his death.
Over a century after their infamous family feud ended, the Hatfields and McCoys have made history once again, this time on TV. History’s three-part miniseries, which concluded last night, is now the highest rated non-sports broadcast in basic cable history. That’s something any Hatfield or McCoy would be proud of.
