Television

The Final Episodes of 'Breaking Bad' Get a Smoky Poster

AMC's released a poster for the final eight episodes of "Breaking Bad," which are set to begin on August 11 and which will close out the story of Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a man who went from a downtrodden, financially strapped, cancer-ridden high school chemistry teacher to the Albuquerque are...

WGA Announces 101 Best Written TV Series - See the Women Written Shows on List

The Writers Guild of America just announced their 101 Best Written TV Series list. There are few women written shows on the list and none within the top ten.  (To clarify- we have listed the creators where available, not all the staff writers.)

Here's Your First Look at Dominic West and Helena Bonham Carter as 'Burton & Taylor'

Dominic West ("The Wire") and Helena Bonham Carter ("The King’s Speech") will follow in the not-so-illustrious footsteps of "Liz & Dick" stars Lindsay Lohan and Grant Bowler when they take on the roles of Hollywood's most famously volatile couple in BBC America's TV movie "Burton & Taylor."

Kevin Hart Named Host of Philly 4th of July Jam - VH1 Will Broadcast (Watch Teaser)

'The Wendy Williams Show' Renewed Through 2016-17 TV Season

Ken Burns to Produce PBS Doc 'The Emperor of All Maladies,' Aims to Create a National Conversation About Cancer

Acclaimed documentarian Ken Burns has taken on a project of epic proportions for PBS. "CANCER: The Emperor of All Maladies" is based on on the Pulitzer Prize-winning book "The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer by Siddhartha Mukherjee, M.D., with whom Burns will be closely collaborating ...

Settling the Myth that Women Don't Like 'Game of Thrones'

Wired's out to settle a myth about HBO's "Game of Thrones": That women don't like the show. This assumption by some reviewers has now been debunked by statistical data. Women actually make up about 42% of the show's audience.

How Does the Killing Off Of Major Characters Change How We Watch a Show?

Even if you aren't a "Game of Thrones" fan, even if you have only the most peripheral sense of the HBO drama as being about dragons, medieval sexytimes and Peter Dinklage acting sassy, rumbles that something major happened on this Sunday's installment surely reached you via social media or Monday mo...

No Surprise: New Nielsen Report Shows Young Americans Not Paying for Cable

Check out this Nielsen chart from Business Insider, which hammers home an increasingly present trend: young Americans aren't paying for traditional TV. According to the Nielsen Report, US households with "Zero-TV" (defined below) are now counting five million, a three million increase since 2007.