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New Hampshire Native Competes on Survivor
New Hampshire native Noelle Lambert is competing the latest season of the long-running competitive reality TV series Survivor.
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‘Colbert Show' Staffers Detained by Capitol Police in Congressional Building
The U.S. Capitol Police said seven individuals were charged with unlawful entry on Thursday night.
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‘FBI' Season Finale Pulled After Texas Deadly Shooting
CBS has pulled the season finale of “FBI” after a deadly elementary school shooting in Texas. The network said Tuesday that it will not air the show’s season four finale titled “Prodigal Son.” The decision was made after a gunman killed at least 19 students at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. Authorities said the gunman also killed two adults....
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Grammys Barely Move the Needle in Television Ratings
Despite a night of good vibes and performances by some of the music industry’s biggest stars, the Grammy Awards barely moved the needle in television ratings
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Grammy Awards Postponed Due to Omicron Variant
The dramatic rise in the number of cases nationwide continues to force dozens of institutions to change their plans.
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How to Watch the 2021 Emmy Awards on TV and Online
Here’s everything to know ahead of the award show, including how to stream it at home.
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Judge Judy Returning to TV in November, With Granddaughter
Judge Judy Sheindlin will return to television on on November 1 with “Judy Justice,” a new show where she will arbitrate cases on the little-known IMDb TV, a free streaming service offered by Amazon.
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The Long-Delayed Tony Awards Finally Have a Date — Sept. 26
The long-delayed Tony Awards have been given a fall air date and a four-hour streaming canvas to celebrate the pandemic-shortened Broadway season that upended the theater world.
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‘United States of Al' Puts War Buddies on Sitcom Footing
The makers of “United States of Al” are keenly aware they’re treading on sensitive ground with the new CBS series about two survivors of war.
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Sharon Osbourne Is Leaving ‘The Talk' After Controversy Surrounding Her Behavior
Sharon Osbourne is leaving “The Talk” after nearly 11 years as a co-host. Read CBS’ statement addressing the “upsetting” March 10 episode.
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Sharon Osbourne Claims CBS ‘Blindsided' Her With Piers Morgan Discussion on ‘The Talk'
Sharon Osbourne is opening up about her tense discussion with co-host Sheryl Underwood on “The Talk.”
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A Look Inside How CBS Planned Super Sunday Coverage
CBS and NBC trading Super Bowls is one of the rare times it might end up benefitting both networks.
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Two CBS Execs Shelved Pending Diversity Investigation
CBS has placed two of its executives on administrative leave as it investigates charges of a hostile work environment for women and minorities at news operations in some of its larger stations.
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CBS Reality Shows Must Now Have 50% Non-White Casts, Network Says
CBS’ slate of reality shows, which include “Survivor,” “Big Brother” and “Love Island,” will become more diverse in 2021.
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‘Talk' Host Eve Says She's Leaving Show to Focus on Family
There’s change ahead for daytime TV’s “The Talk.”
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Trump Releases Video of '60 Minutes' Interview Before It Airs
President Donald Trump on Thursday posted his unfiltered interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes” on Facebook ahead of the show’s Sunday broadcast. The footage, recorded and released by the White House, shows Trump growing increasingly prickly as anchor Lesley Stahl presses him on the coronavirus pandemic, his slipping support with suburban women, the lack of masks at his rallies, and...
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CBS, NAACP Reach Multi-Year Agreement to Develop Content
CBS Television and the NAACP have reached an agreement to develop content that tells stories of the African American experience
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TV Cliffhanger: Fall Season in Jeopardy Amid Virus Shutdown
The first new TV season of the coronavirus era is facing an understandably shaky start that comes with a tacit disclaimer: The comedy and drama series being trumpeted for fall 2020 and beyond will air — if they get made.
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'60 Minutes' Correspondent Stahl Says She Fought Coronavirus
CBS ‘60 Minutes’ correspondent Lesley Stahl says she’s well now after fighting a case of COVID-19 that forced her to be hospitalized.
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NFL Officials Look to Raise TV Broadcast Fees on Multiyear Media Deals as Ratings Rise
NFL viewership ratings are on the rise for the second straight year, giving league officials an edge in pushing to raise broadcast fees and lock in multiyear media deals long before they are set to expire at the end of 2022. Viewership plummeted during the 2016 and 2017 seasons after former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick quietly divided football fans...