Laura Osnes opens up about being turned on by the Broadway community after she chose not to get vaccinated during the early COVID mandates. She discusses a New York Post article that blatantly lied ...

The hub for nonfiction fare aims to help public television “meet new audiences where they already are,” says PBS president and CEO Paula Kerger. By Katie Kilkenny Enterprise Reporter, TV & Labor PBS ...

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. − It’s the Friday before the Oscars, and I’m sitting across from someone who's provided guidance to celebrities and business executives alike. She's not a director. Nor is she a ...

Can the U.S. and Iran turn the temporary ceasefire into long-term peace? President Trump finds an off-ramp to the five-week war in Iran, but at what cost? He began the week threatening Iran's “whole ...

Based on John Galsworthy’s novels known collectively as “The Forsyte Saga” and adapted to television by Debbie Horsfield, PBS Masterpiece’s latest historical drama, “The Forsytes,” is a sweeping ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: What if I told you that you could watch the first four episodes of Call the Midwife right now? The fifteenth season of the popular drama premieres later tonight on PBS ...

"Keep Quiet and Forgive," a documentary about sexual abuse in Plain communities, is now available to stream after it completed a festival circuit. The feature-length documentary was created by ...

The 'Is This Thing On?' actress has her own definition of what's sexy Christopher Edwards is a Writer, Lifestyle at PEOPLE. He has been working at PEOPLE since 2026. His work has previously appeared ...

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Alexandre Dumas knew what 19th-century readers wanted from their epic novels. The same stuff we do. Injustice. Indignation. Suffering. Gleefully unapologetic vengeance. And then—maybe—an ...

The first season of the PBS series avoids what's interesting about the John Galsworthy stories to make a pleasingly generic period piece. In 1906, when future Nobel Prize winner John Galsworthy ...