We already turn to Facebook for friendship and news. Now with original series — and that seductive social component — the online giant is betting we’ll watch TV there, too.
Momentum gained at the Golden Globes can carry forward not just to the Oscars, but to the Emmys — and, in turn, to the following year’s Globes.
Since 1984 — when Sony Pictures Television relaunched Jeopardy! with host Alex Trebek — the answer-and-question show has aired more than 7,000 episodes. In a new release, The Jeopardy! Book of Answers, executive producer Harry Friedman and journalist Barry Garron recall the show’s evolution and its greatest champion, Ken Jennings.
A British-born exec — seasoned in U.S. TV — thrives in her transatlantic alliance.
A former BuzzFeed exec and his start-up, Cheddar, look to take a bite out of suddenly vulnerable cable news giants.
With History’s Project Blue Book, a director follows a family tradition of UFO exploration.
The principals of a beloved series reunite for a new take on family — genetic testing not required.
With a mix of scripted and nonfiction, NatGeo’s Valley of the Boom turns the tech bubble inside out.
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