Tag: Television
Why ‘The 700 Club’ Is the Show That Won’t Die and Can’t Be Killed
Televangelist and political lightning rod Pat Robertson is retiring, but his long-running Christian talk show still can’t be canceled. Here’s why.
‘La Brea’ Serves Up Entertaining Disaster Porn—Especially for Locals
The new NBC series gives Miracle Miles its closeup when a different sort of "big one" strikes
‘The D’Amelio Show’ Is One Big Downer
Famous-by-accident sisters Charli and Dixie D'Amelio are the anti-Kardashians on their new reality series
Someone’s Gotta Die on ‘The White Lotus’ Finale—but Does It Really Matter Who?
TV's most compelling show comes to an end on Sunday, but its big reveal is probably beside the point
HBO’s ‘The White Lotus’ Is Getting a Season Two—but There’s a Catch
A new batch of self-absorbed travelers and long-suffering hotel staffers will reportedly meet in a different setting
Streetwear Competition ‘The Hype’ Is Good Fashion TV
L.A. is well represented on the new series
The World Rallies Behind Bob Odenkirk After ‘Heart-Related Incident’
The universally beloved funnyman collapsed on the set of Better Call Saul—and Hollywood is distraught
Leslie Jordan Dishes on His Drug Years, Getting Shot with a Crossbow, and the One Person He Hated Working With
In a new interview with The Originals host Andrew Goldman, the actor and later-in-life Instagram sensation tells all
How the Kardashians Took Over the World
A deep, metaphysical dive into the multibillion-dollar Kardashian phenomenon, and how a sex tape and some selfies turned an unremarkable Calabasas clan into L.A.’s biggest export since McDonald’s
Even COVID Lockdowns Couldn’t Save Traditional TV Ratings in 2020
Network and cable TV’s downward spiral continued this year—with a few notable exceptions
