A slate of nationally broadcasted high school football games began this month with Brother Rice students in charge of the booth.
Category: TV and Streaming
Hoda Kotb says she is leaving NBC’s ‘Today’ show early next year
Hoda Kotb, a fixture at NBC for more than two decades, says she will leave her morning perch on the “Today” early next year, telling staffers “it’s time.”
Column: On its 40th anniversary, ‘Murder, She Wrote’ remains one of the best of its kind
A look at what makes the show and Angela Lansbury’s performance of Jessica Fletcher so enduring … and why those qualities are missing in more recent case-of-the-week shows.
Anna Sorokin eliminated from ‘Dancing With the Stars’ in first round of cuts
Anna Sorokin, the convicted con artist who swindled banks, hotels and friends under the guise of being a “heiress” named Anna Delvey, has reached the end of her run on “Dancing With the Stars.”
‘Brilliant Minds’ review: Paging TV’s latest doctor genius
“Brilliant Minds” follows the same template as the long running medical drama “House,” but with a focus on neurology and a less-prickly guy at its center, played by Zachary Quinto.
‘Matlock’ review: Kathy Bates stars, but this is not your grandparents’ legal drama
The original “Matlock” was a reimagining of the “Perry Mason” legal drama. The new version starring Kathy Bates isn’t quite a reboot, but nothing gets green-lit today that’s not IP.
Column: Forget labels like ‘Dad TV,’ general audiences are broader than we think
Netflix’s “Rebel Ridge” and “The Perfect Couple” are wildly different but both were made with general audiences in mind.
Jean Smart, Ariana Grande, Michael Keaton among hosts for ‘SNL’ season 50
Fresh off her Emmys win, Jean Smart is taking her comedy to a new audience — she’ll kick off “Saturday Night Live’s” landmark 50th season Sept. 28.
Chicago Blackhawks media report: WGN Radio adds Charlie Roumeliotis and CHSN sets preseason schedule
WGN Radio has a new voice for Chicago Blackhawks games — and Chicago Sports Network sets their preseason broadcast schedule.
Masters will expand TV coverage by 5 hours — adding weekend coverage on Paramount+
The Masters and CBS are expanding television coverage next year by five hours, which includes two hours on Saturday and Sunday through the Paramount+ streaming service of CBS.