TV

First she's blamed for car wrecks when she wasn't even there, and now this happens. Sister can't catch a break.

If you're a Christmas fan, then you know that TV plays a large part in the Christmas experience. It's just a fact. Whether you're a Rankin-Bass traditionalist (hello, 'Rudolph's Shiny New Year') or a Grinch-head (you're a mean one!) or you just like generic sitcoms with Christmas subplots, Christmas TV is a holiday must.

"...we were laughing and joking the whole time."

“Jeopardy!” is on every weeknight, and sure, it is fun to watch and try to play along with, but usually doesn't cause us to stand up and cheer.

The new episode of 'Glee' won't air until Nov. 15, but fans can get into all the action when ‘Glee: The Music Presents Glease' arrives on Nov. 6.

The Price is Right has been on TV for an astonishing 40 YEARS! To celebrate, they have a show that travels the country to give everybody a chance at playing- and winning!

Want your kids to watch less TV? Spend more time with them. It’s that simple. A new study indicates doing so could mean they log 30 fewer minutes in front of the boob tube every day.

Just when it seemed as though George Lopez had done just about everything there is to do as an entertainer from having a radio show, doing a sports show, and starring in movies to having his own sitcom and late-night talk show, he is back with something new. A reality dating show! “Take Me Out” premiered on FOX earlier this month.

Cable TV, satellite, just the internet, or none of the above? It's a topic that I've discussed with friends, co-workers and researched on the internet, and from what I've learned, it simply comes down to personal preference. I've had cable TV in the past, and most of my life, but for the last two years I've had satellite. Both seem to offer about the same quality product, TV. Seems pretty simple,

To try to gain a little early traction, Fox and the CW are streaming free full-length pilot episodes of a few freshman shows ahead of premiere week.

Hollywood loves to crank out remakes of beloved TV shows, and this season is no exception. Television viewers will be treated to new versions of 'Charlie’s Angels' and 'Prime Suspect.' More often then not, though, these reboots fail, but there are a few success stories. Here are five TV remakes that were actually successful — or at least stayed on the air for more than one season.

I have been a fan of Conan O'Brien for a long time. I was more of a 'tune in to Late Night Talk if nothing else is on' kind of viewer, until the drama at NBC unfolded last year with Jay Leno handing over the reins to the Tonight Show to Conan, only to have them taken back a few months later.