NFL Thanksgiving Triumph: Fox's Cowboys-Giants Game Draws 38.5 Million Viewers
Fox Network achieved a ratings milestone with its Thanksgiving Day NFL coverage, as the Cowboys-Giants matchup attracted 38.5 million viewers, becoming this season's most-watched regular-season game. The broadcast peaked at 41.3 million viewers and is expected to rank as the fourth most-watched Thanksgiving game in history.
Jay Leno's Latest Mishap: Comedy Legend Takes a Tumble Down 60-Foot Hill
Former Tonight Show host Jay Leno sustained head injuries after rolling down a steep hillside in Pennsylvania, adding to his recent string of accidents. Despite the mishap, the resilient 74-year-old comedian maintained his humor and continued performing before seeking medical attention.
Viola Davis to Receive Prestigious Cecil B. DeMille Award at 2025 Golden Globes
EGOT winner Viola Davis will be honored with the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 2025 Golden Globe Awards for her outstanding contributions to entertainment. The acclaimed actress's remarkable career spans theater, television and film, with notable performances in works like 'Fences,' 'The Help,' and 'The Woman King.'
Yellowstone Season Premiere: One-Time Cable-Free Viewing on CBS
The hit drama 'Yellowstone' offers a rare opportunity for non-cable viewers with its CBS season premiere. However, subsequent episodes will require a cable or satellite subscription, highlighting the tension between traditional broadcasting and modern viewing preferences.
Unraveling the Supernatural Rules: A Guide to the Ghosts of 'Ghosts'
Discover the fascinating abilities and limitations of the spectral characters in CBS's hit sitcom 'Ghosts'. From invisibility to possession, explore the unique supernatural guidelines that shape the afterlife at Woodstone Mansion.
End of an Era: NCIS Bids Farewell to Last Original Cast Member
CBS's long-running crime drama NCIS is set to write out its final original cast member from the 2003 debut. This major shift raises questions about the show's future direction and its ability to maintain its dedicated audience.
Legal Battle Erupts Over 'Jeopardy!' and 'Wheel of Fortune' as Sony and CBS Clash
A high-stakes legal dispute has emerged between Sony and CBS over the ownership rights of iconic game shows 'Jeopardy!' and 'Wheel of Fortune'. The conflict raises questions about the future of these beloved programs and their lucrative advertising revenue.
From Satire to Reality: 'BrainDead' Becomes a Chilling Election Year Watch
CBS's 2016 series 'BrainDead' once seemed like an outlandish political satire. Now, its depiction of extreme partisanship and governmental dysfunction feels unnervingly close to reality, making it a must-watch cautionary tale for the upcoming election season.
Rudolph and Frosty Find New Home: NBC Acquires Beloved Holiday Specials
In a surprising move, classic Christmas specials 'Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer' and 'Frosty the Snowman' are leaving CBS for NBC starting in 2024. This shift marks a significant change in holiday television traditions, impacting generations of viewers.
Behind the Laughs: 'It's Always Sunny' Creator Reveals Script Approval Process
Rob McElhenney offers fans a rare glimpse into the delicate balance between creative comedy and network standards for 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia'. The show's writers navigate strict guidelines while maintaining their signature irreverent humor.