The Bear Star Makes History with Triple Golden Globe Victory
Jeremy Allen White joins television legends with his third consecutive Golden Globe win for Best Actor in a TV Comedy. His acclaimed performance in 'The Bear' places him among elite company as he prepares for upcoming roles as Bruce Springsteen and in the Star Wars universe.
The Unlikely Journey of 'A Charlie Brown Christmas': How a Controversial Special Became a Holiday Classic
The beloved holiday special 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' overcame numerous network objections to its unconventional creative choices in 1965. From religious content to jazz music, the elements that CBS executives initially resisted would help transform it into an enduring cultural phenomenon.
TV Industry Veteran Calls for End to 12-Hour Production Days
Diane Farr, star of 'Fire Country', advocates for shorter workdays in television production based on her 30-year industry experience. The actress-turned-director demonstrates how modern technology enables efficient 9-10 hour shooting days while maintaining quality.
SpongeBob Meets NFL: Nickelodeon to Air Wild Card Game from Bikini Bottom
Nickelodeon continues its successful NFL partnership with a kid-focused Wild Card playoff broadcast in 2025, featuring SpongeBob-themed augmented reality and special effects. The network's innovative sports coverage has proven highly popular, with their recent Super Bowl LVIII broadcast drawing 1.2 million viewers.
Tom Selleck's Emotional Farewell to Blue Bloods: Inside the Final Reagan Family Dinner
After 15 years and 293 episodes, Tom Selleck shares touching memories from the last Reagan family dinner scene on Blue Bloods. The veteran actor reveals the profound silence, heartfelt poetry reading, and two-hour emotional discussion that marked the end of an era.
Ray Romano Rejects 'Everybody Loves Raymond' American Reboot While Embracing International Adaptations
Ray Romano expresses strong opposition to rebooting his personal sitcom 'Everybody Loves Raymond' in America, citing deep creative involvement in the original series. However, the actor welcomes international adaptations that showcase the show's universal cultural appeal.
The Amazing Race Sets Return Date with Extended Episodes for Season 37
Host Phil Keoghan announces The Amazing Race's return to CBS on March 5th, 2025, featuring expanded 90-minute episodes. While fans eagerly await more frequent seasons, the show's global production challenges necessitate an annual format rather than bi-annual releases.
The Bear Dominates Golden Globe TV Nominations with Five Nods
FX/Hulu's culinary drama 'The Bear' leads the 2025 Golden Globe television race with five nominations across major categories. The awards lineup features strong streaming platform presence and welcomes several first-time nominated series.
Queen Latifah Reveals Her Chicago Character Was Inspired by Her Grandmother, Not Sophie Tucker
Queen Latifah shares that her Oscar-nominated role as Matron 'Mama' Morton in Chicago was based on her grandmother rather than director Rob Marshall's suggested inspiration. The actress drew from memories of her grandmother's commanding presence on cruise ships instead of referencing vaudeville star Sophie Tucker.
The Talk Concludes 15-Season Run with Multi-Million Dollar Farewell Week
CBS's daytime talk show 'The Talk' announces its finale after 15 successful seasons, with a star-studded farewell week planned for December 2023. The show's legacy includes over 70 awards, nearly 3,000 episodes, and will be replaced by new soap opera 'Beyond the Gates' in 2024.