By Meg James, Los Angeles Times
Spanish-language media giant Univision Communications Inc. plans to launch three new cable television channels next year in a bid to tighten...
By Melissa Maerz, Los Angeles Times
When it comes to the 2012 election, Donald Trump is so fired.
By Robert Ito, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Watch a few episodes of your typical prison documentary series — MSNBC's "Lockup," say — and there are certain things you're...
By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
It has been a hallmark of the series "Law & Order" that its format — which lasted two decades in its original flavor and lives...
By Randall Roberts, Los Angeles Times
The key to the surprising success of "The Voice," NBC's new Tuesday night music reality show, can be captured in something that country...
By Melissa Maerz, Los Angeles Times
— During a time of upheaval among network news talent, NBC is risking half a billion dollars on Ann Curry, who will replace Meredith...
By Meg James, Los Angeles Times
It may be impossible for even a Katie Couric and Anderson Cooper to duplicate Winfrey's success as the audience shrinks in a new media age.
By Greg Braxton, Los Angeles Times
It's not clear yet whether Simon Cowell's new television talent show "The X Factor" has a theme song. But after hearing the roar of the...
By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Every city has its own singular character — just ask Minneapolis about St. Paul — but there is perhaps no American city as...
By Scott Collins, Los Angeles Times
As TV executives huddle in screening rooms the next few days, watching pilots for proposed fall series, they're having to adjust to a couple...
Writer and director Paul Feig ("Freaks and Geeks," "The Office," "Nurse Jackie," "Bridesmaids") on a TV series that influenced him.
By Melissa Maerz, Los Angeles Times
After luring Katie Couric away from NBC's "Today" show in an attempt to revamp the evening news with star power and broad appeal, CBS News...
By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Television news is often criticized for being sensational, overly simplified and, increasingly, politically divided. But with the story...
By Yvonne Villarreal and Scott Collins, Los Angeles Times
Inside the ransacked Pakistani mansion where Osama bin Laden was killed, blood was splattered on the floor, bed linens were in disarray, and...
By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
I am a map lover from way back. As a child, I would hand-copy the continents from an atlas, and even now I can spend too much time on Google...
By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Thursday night, Steve Carell bids goodbye to Michael Scott and "The Office," in which character and series he has lived for seven seasons....
By Melissa Maerz and Meg James, Los Angeles Times
After five tumultuous years behind the legendary news desk, Katie Couric said she would be leaving her high-profile job as anchor of the...
By Ann Powers, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Blame the teenyboppers! "American Idol," everyone agrees, has gone to the dollies.
By Amy Kaufman, Los Angeles Times
At the newsstand this month, the usual slew of tabloid staples appeared on various magazine covers: Angelina Jolie, at least one...