WWE, TNA announce big changes for their television shows

In less than an hour Thursday, the professional wrestling television landscape was greatly altered. WWE started the buzz with an afternoon tweet from former WWE Champion John Cena saying that, starting July 23, WWE's flagship program, Monday Night Raw, will be moving to three hours each week.

Hoboken company launches television shows highlighting local businesses, real estate

A Hoboken media and advertising company has launched two new television shows with the goal of highlighting locations and businesses throughout Hudson County.

‘Pan Am’ May Fly Again as Web Revives Canceled TV Shows

In the world of television, canceled doesn’t mean what it used to.

Column: Holy finale

Everyone is dying. The world, scratch that, MY world is ending. It’s May, and all of my dear television shows are reaching their season finales. As I write this, my roommate and I are struggling to load the seven-minute preview of tonight’s “Grey’s Anatomy” season finale. And let me tell you — I’m already willing [...]

Ten New Shows We’re Most (and Least) Excited For

The 2012 upfronts are over! Dozens of brand-new midseason and fall 2012 television shows were announced, and we offered snap judgments on all of them. (See here, here, here, here, and here.) And now that we've had, oh, 24 hours to reflect, we've chosen the five shows we are most ... More »

Television Review: ‘Birth Moms’ and ‘Obese and Expecting’ on TLC

Two reality specials examine pregnant women with different struggles: some are obese, and some choose to part with their child.