11 New Teams Compete On 25th Edition Of "The Amazing Race"
CBS has announced the 11 teams racing around the globe for the opportunity to win the $1 million dollar prize, on the new season of "The Amazing Race."
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CBS has announced the 11 teams racing around the globe for the opportunity to win the $1 million dollar prize, on the new season of "The Amazing Race."
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were married Saturday in the French hamlet of Correns, a spokesman for the couple says.
Eating and talking. That's about the gist of 'The Trip to Italy,' the followup to 2011's 'The Trip.'
The Emmy Award-winning series Survivor is coming back to CBS.
"Modern Family" and "Breaking Bad" triumphed at Monday's Emmy Awards, proving that established broadcast and cable fare retains the power to fend off challenges from upstart online series such as "Orange Is the New Black."
Like baseball, the Emmy Awards are a game of statistics: Long-running shows are able to pile up TV's top awards and new records year after year.
The comic book-generated holdover, 'Guardians of the Galaxy,' earned an estimated $18-million for a second first-place finish.
The Philadelphia History Museum has a new exhibit with a focus on radios.
He plied his trade at a half-dozen stations around town over a more than 30-year career, retiring from WOGL-FM in 2004.
Legendary morning news anchor Harry Donahue made his final daily broadcast on KYW Newsradio 1060, capping a 40+ year career at Newsradio.
In some movies, style trumps substance. In this sequel, it downright suffocates it.
One of the film's biggest problems is our realization that we're watching likable actors playing unlikable, alienating characters who are not inherently compelling enough to have us not mind the company we're keeping.
Island of Lemurs: Madagascar is a nature documentary about Dr. Patricia C. Wright's mission to help the endearingly peculiar lemurs, who turned up as castaways millions of years ago in the Republic of Madagascar.
Donahue, Philadelphia's longest serving morning radio anchor, will be retiring at the end of the week after decades as the friendly wake-up voice of the Delaware Valley.
David Letterman used his opening monologue on the "Late Show" Monday to remember old pal Robin Williams.
