Television Programs
Bowling for ratings: Fox-PBA partnership a success so far
Whether it is graphics showing changes in oil patterns on the lanes or more emotion being shown on strikes, the sport of bowling has caught up with the times when it comes to putting a captivating show on television
Hashida, who wrote 'Oshin,' many other hit dramas dies at 95
Renowned Japanese scriptwriter Sugako Hashida, best known for the internationally popular TV series “Oshin,” has died at age 95
Missing film designer found dead under garbage in NYC home
An Emmy-winning production designer who was known to be a hoarder has been found dead under garbage in her New York City home
Bellator MMA gets back into US spotlight with Showtime move
Bellator President Scott Coker believes he put on some of the most entertaining fight cards in his promotion’s history over the past two years while building a roster and a product capable of drawing attention across the world
Jen Shah
2 members of Salt Lake City's 'Real Housewives' arrested
Two members of “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” reality television show have appeared in court after being arrested on federal fraud charges related to a telemarketing scheme
Amazon Prime Video to stream 21 Yankees games
Amazon Prime Video will stream 21 Yankees games to members in New York’s broadcast market for the second straight season, a slate that starts with an April 18 matchup against Tampa Bay, The games are produced by the Yankees’ YES Network and are all scheduled for broadcast on WPIX
‘Virginia Woolf,’ ‘Goldbergs’ star George Segal dies at 87
George Segal, the banjo player turned actor who was nominated for an Oscar for 1966′s “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Obit George Segal
Energy already high among new additions to Patriots' roster
The Patriots have been one of the NFL’s top spenders so far in free agency, guaranteeing about $175 million in salary to 19 players