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.
“Made in Boise” will kick off the series’ 18th season, debuting Monday, October 28 on PBS.
Never let it be said that Hollywood doesn’t strike while the iron is hot.
The six-hour series explores the 10-year space race, from its earliest beginnings and beyond the first lunar landing in 1969.
This eye-opening film about the discrimination of gays and lesbians during the Cold War premieres Tuesday, June 18 on PBS.
The PBS animated series gained national attention after its May 13 episode featured two male characters getting married.
Only Patrick the aardvark chocolatier could rival Mr. Ratburn’s love of homework.
The two stars of the Masterpiece production of the classic Victor Hugo story talk about what drives this version of the antagonistic police officer.
Tribeca: The world may not have needed another Woodstock movie, but this PBS documentary succeeds by prioritizing regular people over the performers.
Coverage of both the Larry Nassar USA Gymnastics scandal and ongoing humanitarian crisis at the U.S.–Mexico border were repeatedly celebrated.
Plus, the actress details what went into the loss of those two front teeth.
Dominic West, David Oyelowo, Olivia Coleman, and Lily Collins star in this six-part adaptation of Victor Hugo’s French classic.
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