If you’re on Twitter or Facebook, you've seen it: a nation-wide Olympic controversy that we here in Western New York aren't even dealing with!
The Opening Ceremony of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London highlights the TV sports offerings this weekend. Here’s what else to watch this weekend in sports:
An already-disastrous season on TV's The Biggest Loser is threatening to fall completely apart, with word that almost all of the remaining contestants have walked off the show to protest a rumored rule change that they fear will hurt their chances at the $250,000 top prize.
Roseanne Bar is making a return to network TV, and NBC has decided to pick up her latest project.
Roseanne is currently working on a sitcom titled "Downwardly Mobile", which has been written and produced by the same man who produced "Roseanne."
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Actress Betty White will celebrate her 90th birthday tomorrow, and tonight NBC TV will honor America's Golden Girl with a special tribute to her six-decade career.
Donald Trump stopped by the NBC "Today" Show to unveil the cast of the next season of "The Celebrity Apprentice." The 18 celebrities will compete for a chance to raise money and awareness for the charity of their choice.
Is it rude to say I don't know what the big deal is about Ryan Seacrest? He's reasonably attractive, seems to want to be very busy (See American Idol, New Years' Rockin' Eve, E! News, a very popular morning radio show in LA, and who knows what else?], but has always seemed a little too polished for my taste.
The record for revivals of classic TV shows is pretty hit and miss, with the emphasis on miss.For every Hawaii Five-O , there's the new Charlie's Angels . And don't get me started on movie revisions; McHale's Navy or The Beverly Hillbillies, anyone? Yet TV frequently returns to its past in hopes of mining ratings gold.