Television

Television

Marc Maron reflected on the necessity of endings, underscoring a cultural trend of relentless continuity in media. He announced that it's okay for things to end.

The show had contestants choosing whether to double their prize pot, which was all about cash despite maximum winnings being capped at 1,000 pounds.

"[N]early 80 percent of B2B customers affirm that telcos have a 'right-to-play' beyond traditional connectivity. Yet, many operators are falling short of capitalizing on this expanded mandate."

Bobby Berk is set to star in a new HGTV series, Junk or Jackpot?, helping homeowners decide whether to keep or sell their prized collectibles to fund home renovations.

Gregg Wallace confirmed he was spoken to about his behaviour by the producers of Inside The Factory. He intended to use humour but was deemed inappropriate.

In the Outstanding Drama Series category, there is a clear distinction between the top-five shows and the others, with potential nominations including The Last of Us, Slow Horses, and The Diplomat.

A new report from the Wall Street Journal dove deep into the economic side of Superman, including what executives expect it to make at the box office and what the stars took home.

AT&T is pursuing various strategies to expand fiber broadband availability, including partnerships with open access network operators like Prime Fiber to enhance service in new areas.

Ballard stars Maggie Q as the dogged and empathetic investigator... committed to closing as many... cold cases... Her first case is the early 2000s murder of teenager Sarah Pearlman.

Novak Djokovic's hopes of winning an eighth Wimbledon title and a record 25th Grand Slam crown were dashed by the brilliance of world No. 1 Jannik Sinner, as he was outplayed 6-3, 6-3, 6-4 in the semifinals.

Back-to-school episodes in sitcoms often depict the relatable experiences of kids nervous about new friendships and the challenges of advancing in education.

The accusation that the writers have simply recycled a storyline from an earlier season indicates a significant failure to maintain continuity and originality in storytelling.

"The thing they don't tell you about retirement is there is so much time to fill." Hank comments on the unexpected challenges of retirement, emphasizing the irony of having more time for personal pursuits.

The first four episodes of the spinoff will premiere on Peacock on September 4th, followed by two new episodes every Thursday through September 25th.

The $800 question posed a challenge with a photo of women's basketball star Paige Bueckers shown on-screen, leading Rahul to mistakenly guess Caitlin Clark.

Comscore, iSpot and VideoAmp all reaffirmed last year's full certification and currency-grade readiness, according to the broadcaster-backed joint industry committee (JIC)'s mid-term audit.

Jess begins the series in a state of hysterics: Her ex-boyfriend Zev proposed to his new girlfriend, Wendy. With no romantic future in New York, she takes a job opportunity in London for a chance to start anew.

Griffin revealed that being the most right-wing voice on the show is difficult, as she often holds an opinion that's different at a table of five.