If you happen to drag yourself out of bed before noon on a Saturday and tune your TV set to a broadcast network, you might notice something missing. Specifically, what you’d recognize as a traditional Saturday morning cartoon.
The new president of CBS entertainment is doing some damage control regarding the network’s new slate of shows, which skew heavily white and male.
Remember the time CBS announced that they were making a Nancy Drew reboot, and your inner child polished the magnifying glass you purchased with your allowance during your Harriet the Spy phase and hollered and sang with unfettered joy? Sorry, but the network decided to cancel that project, which means television has…
In its seven seasons on air, The Good Wife was notable, among many other reasons, for mastering the cliffhanger. Unfortunately, in Sunday night’s series finale, they left us with an uncertainty that felt less like a thrilling open book and more like a wasted opportunity.
Ailing media mogul Sumner Redstone, the billionaire behind CBS and Viacom, has become “a living ghost” in his final days, according to Manuela Herzer—his one-time girlfriend/longtime caregiver who was recently cut from his will.
Shad Moss, who will probably forever have to be clarified as a person by explaining that he’s also known as Bow Wow aka Lil’ Bow Wow, had some communication issues with the producers over at CBS for the Grammys Monday night, accidentally announcing the start of the show not once, but twice—and that second time wasn’t…
Since giving a pilot order to the new Nancy Drew-themed television series, CBS has released more details about its premise, reports Variety. Simply titled, Drew, the show will turn the iconic girl detective into a 30-something who “investigates and solves crimes using her uncanny observational skills, all while…
Is there anything as ephemeral as a New Year’s Eve broadcast? Fifteen minutes after midnight, it’s already irrelevant. Nothing is timeless; everything is designed for max trendiness, like a Forever21 party dress. Which makes footage from previous years downright vertigo-inducing.
On Monday, November 16, CBS originally planned to air episodes of Supergirl and NCIS: Los Angeles that tackled terrorist-related subject matter. Seeing as this material would be jarring, to say the least, after the attacks in Paris and Beirut, the episodes have been swapped for more innocuous ones.
In the wake of the Paris attacks, CBS News said that it has reworked the focus of tonight’s Democratic debate. Steve Capus, the executive editor of CBS News, told the New York Times, that his team immediately changed the questions for the Democratic candidates which will now focus on the attacks, terrorism and…
For Tina Fey fans who’ve been wishing for their queen to bring something fresh to network television, here’s some good news for this Saturday: CBS has picked up the pilot for a new Fey-produced comedy. The untitled series is about an athlete who drives his family and friends crazy after he suddenly retires.
Somebody hit the siren, because her royal glamorousness Laverne Cox has just been cast as a star on Doubt, a new pilot being developed for CBS.
On September 30, CBS Sports Network will premiere the very first sports panel show hosted, produced, and directed by women. And it's called We Need To Talk because why not?
Craig Ferguson's Late Late Show replacement has been announced and I am happy to report that we're finally getting some diversity up in late night television. Just kidding, they hired another white guy.
Today in mo' money mo' problems, production on the hit CBS show The Big Bang Theory has halted over salary negotiations: The stars want MILLIONS.
Lara Logan's suspension from CBS over her report on Benghazi has been lifted and she will return to 60 Minutes when the show begins again in the fall.
In the aftermath of Lara Logan's egregious reporting on Benghazi, she and her producer have reportedly been asked to take a leave of absence from 60 Minutes. She will also not be hosting Tuesday night's press freedom awards dinner hosted by the Committee to Protect Journalists as originally planned.
When she's not being steamrolled on a daily basis by Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski takes time to help young women. On Tuesday evening, after a panel discussion at Columbia University Journalism School, Brzezinski took out her phone and called up a friend to see if she could get a young woman who had asked her for…
