TV was something of a saviour when we were all stuck indoors last year, and — with coronavirus-related restrictions tightening across the globe yet again — it looks like we're going to relying on it for a while longer yet. Fortunately, ju... ...

Netflix is always in search of a better way to instantly connect users to something to watch, instead of having them waste time unsuccessfully scrolling through all the available programming options. Now, the company says a recent test focused on solving this problem, Shuffle Play, has proven popular enough to roll out to all users ...

CES is almost upon us, which means it's time to learn about some wildly ambitious (and expensive) TVs that most people can't afford or accommodate.  Samsung got the party started on Wednesday by announcing a line of new TVs coming in 2021. There... ...

2020 was nothing if not the year that television kept us sane — if only just. With no shortage of excellent new shows, and buzzworthy binges, we looked back on what felt like a century's worth of content (The Good Place ended this year? What??)... ...

You don't need us to tell you that 2020 was ***** as heck. We spent months inside without human contact. Even when we ventured out, *** required immense caution and kissing might as well have been illegal. And because humanity has always been deprave... ...

As competition in the streaming service market heats up, services are looking for ways to differentiate their offerings. One area of increased interest — especially in light of fierce competition from newcomer Disney+ — is how to make their services more family-friendly. On this front, Netflix today announced the rollout of new features for families, ...

David Lander, the actor who played Squiggy on the long-running TV sitcom 'Laverne & Shirley,' has died. He was 73. From CNN: Lander died on Friday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after fighting multiple sclerosis for decades, his family ... ...

"I'm gonna take this thing here, right now, and I can make it say its prayers." Above, blues legends Son House and Buddy Guy perform on Camera Three, an American fine arts TV show that aired on Sundays from 1956 to 1980. — Read the rest ...

In an infamous 1961 episode of The Bullwinkle Show, the Bullwinkle puppet encouraged viewers to pull the knobs off their TVs. Parents weren't too happy. From the Lost Media Archive: It was reported that around 20,000 young children compl... ...

Nebraska TV personality Leta Powell Drake, now 82, is best known for her hilariously direct and often "inappropriate" interrogations of celebrities in the 1980s, a fine sampling of which you can view above. At the time, stars would travel around ... ...