With the 2017-18 NFL season fairly begun, many are wondering how the broadcast networks will cover the expected national anthem protests, and a recent story shows broadcasters pledging to cover the protests without making a big deal of them.
Late Show host Stephen Colbert delivered a Nazi salute during his Thursday night monologue on the CBS show, while discussing President Donald Trump’s response to the political violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August.
Former White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon believes that Americans should shun white nationalists, Neo-Nazis, and the KKK.
Actress and activist Gina Rodriguez is developing two undocumented immigrant-focused dramas at CBS and The CW.
CBS’s Charlie Rose was at the famed “Breitbart Embassy” in Washington, D.C., Wednesday to film a marquee segment for Sunday’s 60 Minutes broadcast.
CBS analyst Bill Cowher thinks that former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick isn’t really very serious about returning to the game.
No one should be surprised, that a member of the mainstream sports media attempted to work a pro-Kaepernick statement into the buzz surrounding Mayweather-McGregor fight night. Though, who saw it coming before 3 o’clock eastern?
After successfully pressuring CBS Corp. to pledge to boost employment of Latino actors and writers, The National Latino Media Council (NLMC) says it will launch a year-long campaign of “militant” action aimed at increasing the representation of Latinos in various programming positions on ABC, NBC, and FOX.
A majority of Republicans favor President Donald Trump’s response to the attacks in Charlottesville, according to a CBS poll.
Announcer pairings for the upcoming NFL season have come out, and CBS has put together several interesting broadcasting teams.
Interestingly, CBS has placed Beth Mowins alongside former kicker and new analyst Jay Feely for a September 24th broadcast of the Lions and Colts.
Boca Ratan police officers arrested former CBS Sports radio host and NBA reporter, Ethan Skolnick, for beating up his father, charging him with “battery on a person 65 years of age or older.”
Veteran late-night host David Letterman is set to make his TV return with a new Netflix series two years after signing off as host of CBS’ ‘The Late Show.’
Actress Jessica Chastain slammed CBS on social media Thursday over the network’s lack of female leads in shows slated for its fall lineup.
In another bizarre case of misplaced mainstream media priorities, U.S. television networks favored the death of a sea mammal over the fight to save a British baby.
Stephen Colbert mocked Kellyanne Conway on Thursday’s The Late Show, calling the senior White House adviser “Satan’s trophy wife.”
One year after being snubbed by the Television Academy, Stephen Colbert’s The Late Show has received six Emmy Award nominations –and the CBS host’s full-bore negative coverage of President Donald Trump, along with a steady stream of politically-charged monologues lambasting Republican lawmakers, may have played a significant role in the turnaround.
U.S. Rep. Grace Meng (D-NY) condemned Hollywood for “putting up barriers for Asian American performers” after Hawaii Five-0 stars Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park reportedly left the long-running CBS show over a salary dispute with the network, after the pair were allegedly offered less money than their white co-stars.
Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show on NBC earned a much-needed win over its rival Stephen Colbert-fronted CBS Late Show by pulling out a slim victory in total viewership last week for the first time since President Donald Trump’s inauguration in January.
Monday on “CBS This Morning,” House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) responded to calls from some of her colleagues that she should step down as minority leader. Pelosi dismissed those calls and continued to claim she was a “master legislator.”
In an appearance Wednesday on “CBS This Morning,” Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) accused President Donald Trump of attempting to distract from the upcoming Senate Intelligence Committee hearing that will include testimony from former FBI Director James Comey by nominating Christopher
The star of the hit CBS sitcom “Mom” and one of its creators paid a visit Tuesday to the president of Planned Parenthood, and they didn’t come empty-handed.
Megyn Kelly’s new NBC newsmagazine program premiered to modest ratings Sunday night, as it came in third place in total viewership in primetime behind Game 2 of the NBA Finals and a rerun of CBS’s 60 Minutes, though it did top the long-running CBS news show in the key demographic.
In a Sunday interview on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Secretary of Defense James Mattis cautioned that a war with North Korea would be “catastrophic” and “the worst kind of fighting in most people’s lifetimes.” “The North Korean regime has hundreds of
CBS is being once again called out for a lack of diversity in its programming after critics noted the network’s fall television lineup is composed nearly entirely of male characters in lead roles.
In a Monday appearance on “CBS This Morning,” NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar said that high school athletes are only using college as a launching pad to get into the NBA, rather than for bettering themselves academically. “Kids aren’t going to
Friday on “CBS This Morning,” long-time CBS News personality Bob Schieffer reacted President Donald Trump’s decision to fire FBI Director James Comey earlier this week. While many have made comparisons to Trump’s handling of Comey to Watergate, Schieffer said he saw
President Donald Trump fired back at Stephen Colbert in an interview this week following the Late Show host’s profanity-filled attacks on him during a segment on his show this month.
Tuesday during the taping of CBS’s “The Late Show,” host Stephen Colbert announced the news that FBI Director James Comey had been fired by President Donald Trump. Colbert’s left-leaning audience cheered. Colbert reacted by saying, “Huge, huge Donald Trump fans
A storm over a crude remark Stephen Colbert made about President Donald Trump didn’t hurt the late-night host in the ratings – to the contrary.
Stephen Colbert responded Wednesday night to the controversy surrounding his use of a homophobic slur earlier this week during a blistering Late Show monologue in which he bashed President Donald Trump.
Sean Hannity says Stephen Colbert is a “horrible human being” — but believes people shouldn’t boycott his late-night show.
On Wednesday’s broadcast of CBS’s “The Late Show,” host Stephen Colbert revived the character “Stephen Colbert” from his Comedy Central show “The Colbert Report” to say goodbye to former Fox News Channel host Bill O’Reilly. Colbert’s character on his Comedy
Something has always stunk about the way things went down between Phil Simms and Jim Nantz. Now, we know exactly where the stink came from.
If Tony Romo should find himself underwhelmed by any of his football choices he will, reportedly, have at least a couple of broadcast opportunities to pique his interest.
On Sunday’s broadcast of CBS’s “60 Minutes,” Anderson Cooper moderated a segment about the difficulties of monitoring potential domestic ISIS sympathizers by law enforcement. At the end of the segment, Dan Maynard, an attorney for Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem, an
On this weekend’s broadcast of CBS’s “Sunday Morning” during a segment about the polarized media landscape in America, an exchange by CBS contributor Ted Koppel and Fox News Channel host Sean Hannity was featured that Koppel said Hannity was “bad
Network television executives have plenty to worry about as more than a dozen midseason shows have reportedly failed to find a consistent audience.
For months, the mainstream media played a game of “Jenga journalism,” building a tower of accusations against Donald Trump, using flimsy, speculative claims of Russian collusion.
Thursday during the NCAA Basketball Tournament’s opening round matchup between West Virginia and Bucknell, CBS analyst Jim Spanarkel said he has “learned not to argue with pretty women.” Sideline reporter Allie LaForce relayed Bucknell coach Nathan Davis’ plan to stop
Wednesday on CBS’s “The Late Show,” host Stephen Colbert mocked MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow for her lengthy tease a night earlier that led up to the release of President Donald Trump’s 2005 tax forms. “I hold in my hand something very
