Television

The Golden Age of Online Television may be in peril.

Here is what's coming up on today's show.

John Landgraf, the CEO of FX networks, feels the audience's pain.

It's 2015, and the times are a-changing! Television used to be a staple in every household, but it seems like it's no longer relevant to many people. What do you think?

Two cable television networks said Tuesday they would not broadcast scheduled re-runs of veteran TV actor Stephen Collins' beloved family series "7th Heaven."

It seems that cable TV and scheduled programming could become a thing of the past.

Nearly 75 percent of kids aged 12 to 15 are going beyond the recommended limit of two hours per day for computer and TV usage, according to a new report from the National Center for Health Statistics.

If you enjoy sitting around and watching television for hours at a time, your life could be in danger.

The CBS Fall lineup is out and it looks like the network is playing the percentages. The network is taking no chances by using established veterans like Scott Bakula, Dylan McDermott, and Tea Leoni.

First David Letterman announced his retirement from “The Late Show,” and now Craig Ferguson is joining him. On Monday night, Ferguson declared that he is stepping down from “The Late Late Show” at the end of the year when his contract runs out.