Television Programs
Broadcast deal allows Super Rugby AU to kick off on July 3
A 12-week, five-team domestic tournament kicking off July 3 has been confirmed to fill Australia’s Super Rugby void after organizers reached a broadcasting deal for the revamped season
'Cops,' on air for 33 seasons, dropped by Paramount Network
The long-running show “Cops” has been dropped by TV's Paramount Network
Japan TV station apologizes for US video seen as offensive
Japanese public broadcaster NHK has apologized for an animated video it produced trying to explain the ongoing protests in the United States that instead sparked outrage that its depiction of black Americans was offensive
Q&A: State of Tokyo Olympics 2 1/2 months after postponement
It’s been 2 and a half months since the Tokyo Olympics were postponed until next year because of the COVID-19 pandemic
UConn soccer player loses lawsuit over obscene gesture
A federal judge has ruled that UConn did nothing wrong by taking away the scholarship of a soccer player who gave the middle finger to a television camera
Viewers refute myth that black US films, TV are poor exports
There's a stubborn perception in the entertainment industry that screen projects with African American stars and stories have a limited appeal outside the United States
A look back at big hits, bad calls as MLB eyes new draft era
Over the years, baseball’s amateur draft has featured big hits, bad calls and even back-to-back home runs
Fan experience to change profoundly amid COVID-19 pandmic
The robust TV experience available to sports fans has caused a decline in ticket sales for years, and now the coronavirus pandemic is forcing leagues to have games without them at all