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The Gamecocks, on Valentine's Day, will be going for their 18th consecutive win over LSU.

In the 1980s, spearheaded by Channel 4, British TV stopped telling Black and Asian people how to assimilate and gave them a voice. A golden age of dissent, activism and culture ensued – but have we ...

The way we view television has changed enormously in the 73 years since Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation. We’ve gone from ...

More than 100 former Trojans have played in the NFL's biggest game, including a few backup quarterbacks, who see the ...

SKY is no stranger to big TV shake-ups and now the broadcasting giant is teaming up with the streamers. The firm announced a major “world first” new super bundle on Wednesday, that ...

Extraordinary star Máiréad Tyers is leading Channel 4, Universal and Element Pictures' adaptation of Caroline O'Donoghue’s ...

Trump and Dr. Oz bring ‘As Seen on TV’ vibes to Rx coupon portal for cheap ‘fat drugs’ - ANALYSIS: The president’s latest gambit at health care affordability, TrumpRx, isn’t the panacea he promised ...

Channel 4’s streaming service – variously known over the years since its launch in November 2006 as 4oD, All 4 and now, rather unhelpfully, simply Channel 4 – describes itself as “the UK’s biggest ...

Flashpoint's Henry de Koninck weighs in on how he's thinking about the creative process in the age of artificial intelligence.

Today, ITV Studios unveiled its full London TV Screenings slate, featuring six groundbreaking formats, 12 star-studded dramas ...

"The only upshot of the whole deal would be synergies and distribution," mused one ex-All3Media executive of the Banijay-All3 merger when news first emerged last month. The Reuters report revealing ...