‘Sanditon’ Review: Masterpiece’s Jane Austen Adaptation on PBS Is Perfect Escapist Fare
Come for the sexy intrigue and period costumes and stay for Theo James not wearing those period costumes.
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‘W’: PBS’ ‘Extremely Candid’ George W. Bush Documentary ‘Not There to Spin’
Former administration officials Ari Fleischer and Andrew Card appeared at the TCA panel for the documentary, which will be released this spring.
Paula Kerger Discusses New Suite of Women-Led PBS Projects — TCA
PBS will release a variety of health and women-centric projects throughout 2020, which marks the broadcaster’s 50th anniversary.
January TV Premieres: 17 New Shows to Look Out for This Month
January brings new shows starring Ben Mendelsohn, Awkwafina, Hugh Laurie, Patrick Stewart, and “Leftovers” star Liv Tyler.
All the New and Returning 2019-2020 Midseason TV Shows
There’s no time like the immediate future to add more television to your viewing plans — and here is what is arriving soon.
‘Country Music’: From Johnny Cash to Racism, Ken Burns’ New Docuseries Rubs Between Fact and Lore
Rosanne Cash, Marty Stuart, and producers spoke to IndieWire about making the eight-part miniseries for PBS.
‘Country Music’ Review: Ken Burns’ Latest Portrait of America Focuses on Who Gets to Be Included in Its History
In attempting a comprehensive look at one of the nation’s most popular forms of music, the emphasis is less on the genre than on its most enduring figures.
Independent Lens Announces 2019 Fall Lineup of Historical Docs Showing ‘How We Got Here’
“Made in Boise” will kick off the series’ 18th season, debuting Monday, October 28 on PBS.
Moon Landing at 50: 10 Space Documentaries Commemorating The Mission’s Anniversary
Never let it be said that Hollywood doesn’t strike while the iron is hot.
‘Chasing the Moon’: Watch Civil Rights Protest at 1969 Moon Launch in Rare Clip — Exclusive
The six-hour series explores the 10-year space race, from its earliest beginnings and beyond the first lunar landing in 1969.
‘The Lavender Scare’ Review: PBS Doc Is an Enraging Look at Government-Sanctioned Homophobia
This eye-opening film about the discrimination of gays and lesbians during the Cold War premieres Tuesday, June 18 on PBS.
Alabama Public Television Bans ‘Arthur’ Gay Wedding Episode From Airing on TV
The PBS animated series gained national attention after its May 13 episode featured two male characters getting married.
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Liz Heldens Sets Drama Pilot ‘Big Leap’ at Fox
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Fotis Dulos, Charged With Killing Mother of Five, Is Found Unconscious in Attempted Suicide
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Impeachment TV: Donald Trump’s Attorney Calls John Bolton Manuscript Reports “Inadmissible”
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David Schwimmer Defends Friends Against Present-Day Critics: 'That Show Was Groundbreaking In Its Time'
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SAG Awards vs. Oscars: How often do the 4 acting winners match?
