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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‘Arthur’ Gives Mr. Ratburn The Gay Wedding to a Chocolatier We All Deserve
Only Patrick the aardvark chocolatier could rival Mr. Ratburn’s love of homework.
‘Les Miserables’: David Oyelowo Took His Role as Javert More Seriously than Dominic West First Realized — Watch
The two stars of the Masterpiece production of the classic Victor Hugo story talk about what drives this version of the antagonistic police officer.
‘Woodstock: Three Days that Defined a Generation’ Review: PBS Offers a Fresh Look at Familiar History
Tribeca: The world may not have needed another Woodstock movie, but this PBS documentary succeeds by prioritizing regular people over the performers.
ESPN, PBS, and BBC Among Final Batch of 78th Peabody Winners
Coverage of both the Larry Nassar USA Gymnastics scandal and ongoing humanitarian crisis at the U.S.–Mexico border were repeatedly celebrated.
‘Les Misérables’: Lily Collins Considers the Happy Side of Fantine That the Musical Usually Skips Over
Plus, the actress details what went into the loss of those two front teeth.
‘Les Misérables’ Review: PBS’ Stirring Non-Musical Captures the Beauty and Anguish of This Unjust Life
Dominic West, David Oyelowo, Olivia Coleman, and Lily Collins star in this six-part adaptation of Victor Hugo’s French classic.
‘Mrs. Wilson’: Ruth Wilson Reflects on the Legacy and Ongoing Mystery of Her Grandfather’s Elaborate Deception
The PBS Masterpiece limited series may have ended, but the family’s questions haven’t.
How Ruth Wilson Turned Her Family’s Most Scandalous Secret Into the Suspenseful ‘Mrs. Wilson’
Inside the challenges of bringing the unbelievable story to PBS’ Masterpiece.
‘Mrs. Wilson’ Review: Ruth Wilson’s Limited Series on Her Bigamist Grandfather Is a Riveting, Twisty Tale
The unusual and bizarre true story premieres Sunday, March 31 on PBS’ Masterpiece.
TV Is Unwhitewashing History One Character, Period, and Genre at a Time
From “Les Miserables” and “Harlots” to “The Spanish Princess” and “The Terror,” TV producers are restoring the historical narratives of people of color.
PBS Doesn’t See Netflix as Competition; Still Open to Making American Dramas
TCA: PBS president Paula Kerger says public television is never safe.
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