As he looks ahead to a fifth week of competition in “So You Think You Can Dance,” Fresno’s Jason Glover can’t say anything specific about what he’ll be performing Wednesday night on the Fox TV show.
PASADENA — Eddie McClintock and Joanne Kelly play Secret Service agents who seek out strange objects for a secret government facility on the new Sci-Fi Channel series “Warehouse 13.” It is not listed on their acting résumés, but the show’s stars have some curiosity about the weird and strange.
LOS ANGELES -- Danielle Fishel is struggling to get her pants on because the huge heel of her shoe keeps getting caught on the small leg opening.
The life span of people living in the Valley is the subject of a panel discussion airing at 7 p.m. Friday on KVPT (Channel 18.1).
TOLUCA LAKE -- Consider this television paradox: Sterling Knight stars on a TV show millions watch but his character headlines a TV show no one's seen.
PASADENA - "Dance Your Ass Off" is not your typical dance competition show: Contestants in the Oxygen Channel show have weight issues and the winner will be determined by a mix of dance challenges and weight loss.
Ron Moore isn’t resting on the success of “Battlestar Galactica.”
Emmy-winning Ellen DeGeneres takes a break from her daily talk show to host the third edition of her variety show “Ellen’s Bigger Longer and Wider Show.” It airs at 9 p.m. Saturday on TBS.
Candace Cameron Bure, who was 10 when she started an eight-year stint as DJ Tanner on the '80s TV comedy "Full House," returns to series television with ABC Family's new show "Make It Or Break It." The series debuts at 9 toni
PASADENA -- Normally, any mention of a new television show that features Anthony Head, a fight between good and evil and a hero with secret powers would send "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" fans into a tizzy.
"Confessions of a Shopaholic" Grade C-: Rebecca Bloomwood (Isla Fisher) splits her time between longing for a new job, trying to find the right man and shopping. The character, as written by author Sophie Kinsella in her book series, has plenty of foibles.
The Cartoon Network cable channel no longer is just a home for animated critters, creatures and crude characters.
Back to the battle: 500-pound Savannah resident Ruby Gettinger publicly shared her weight-loss journey and the fight to save her life during season one of the Style documentary series, "Ruby." Now more than 100-pounds lighter and healthier than
INGLEWOOD — A slight smell of urine hangs in the air.
Local television stations' transition from analog to digital signals Friday went smoothly.
TORRANCE — “Hannah Montana” and “Sonny With a Chance” have made the Disney Channel a lure for young female viewers. But what about young males?
Special event: AMC celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning mini-series "Lonesome Dove" with the world television premiere of the restored widescreen version of the production. The broadcast features commentary
Four months ago the Fresno-Visalia market was one of the least prepared for digital television. But outreach efforts -- along with a federally ordered delay -- have made all the difference.
Friday night, after the work week is done, you settle into your favorite easy chair, drink in one hand, snack in the other, ready to watch your favorite TV shows when you turn on the TV and there is no programming.
PASADENA -- Chef Hubert Keller has many culinary challenges: demanding diners, ill-equipped kitchens, subpar produce. It wasn't until the San Francisco-based chef agreed to be part of the new Bravo series "Top Chef Masters" that he faced bizarre tasks such as cooking a meal in a college dorm room.
Take a moment to absorb this: "She's Got the Look" host and supermodel Kim Alexis turns 50 next year. It seems like only yesterday the blue-eyed, blond beauty was gracing magazine covers as one of the new faces of modeling.
Just ask Alice: Production has started on the four-hour mini-series "Alice" to air on the Sci Fi Channel in December. It is a modern day spin on the classic stories by Lewis Carroll.
Fresno’s Jason Glover, one of 20 finalists for this season of the Fox series “So You Think You Can Dance,” is keeping close to his heart the words of wisdom he got from actor/dancer Gregory Hines.
Bret Baier knew he had a tough assignment when he was picked to replace news veteran Brit Hume as anchor of Fox News Channel’s “Special Report.” Six months later, in terms of ratings, he has more than filled Hume’s shoes.
Kyra Sedgwick says she's been offered roles in cop dramas over the years, but always turned them down because they focused too much on police work.
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