Buying customer reviews on Amazon, a censorship tool on Twitter, Super Bowl ads and President Obama gives a boost to Al Green.

“The Prime Minister’s Children,” an Israeli television series, provides an insider’s look into a political family. No wonder: Noa Rothman, one of the creators, is Yitzhak Rabin’s granddaughter.

This series about the world of horse racing stars Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte.

Nongovernmental organizations are suing a station over a show featuring a group of women on the hunt for “immoral” behavior.

About a half-dozen new television shows about antiques auctions have appeared, but they have little resemblance to how the trade really works.

With the ratings of “American Idol” on a downward trend, fans found Thursday night’s auditions gratifying as the show returned to its old form with hilariously deluded performers and arguments among the judges in favor of the everyone’s-a-winner tone i…

The documentary “Namath: Beaver Falls to Broadway” features excerpts from 15 hours of conversations between Joe Namath and producers from HBO Sports and NFL Films.

Many of the companies whose commercials will appear during the Super Bowl have appeared in the game before.

“Spartacus” returns to the Starz channel for a second season, with a new star and a focus on war rather than gladiatorial combat.

Mary Tyler Moore reflects on her career, on the big and small screens, as she prepares to receive the Screen Actors Guild’s lifetime achievement award on Sunday.

Greg Kelly, who is now the subject of a rape accusation, has been attacked by critics who say his relationship with his father is an inherent conflict of interest for him professionally.

Lisa Erspamer, who had worked with Oprah Winfrey for nearly 20 years, is leaving OWN “to pursue other opportunities.”

Two new shows, “Inside Comedy” and “Russell Simmons Presents The Ruckus,” use two different formats to explore the world of comedy.

The fallout continues over a “Tonight Show” joke that offended some Sikhs and others.

Mr. Tufeld possessed one of Hollywood’s most often-heard disembodied voices, especially from the 1950s through the 1970s.

Wednesday’s episode was down more than 20 percent from the year before, despite some help earlier in the week from the huge audience watching Sunday’s N.F.C. championship game.

Ingrid Michaelson, who has risen to pop semistardom by licensing music to commercials and television shows, takes a blunt approach in her new album.

World War I still exerts a tenacious hold on the imagination.

Mr. Farentino was a handsome actor who in his nearly 100 roles on stage, screen and television often defied the stereotype of the leading man, even though he fit the picture.

In “Touch” Keifer Sutherland plays the single father of a boy who can’t speak but who nonetheless has almost magical powers.

The Secret Policeman’s Ball comedy and music concert, which will benefit Amnesty International, will be held on March 4 at Radio City Music Hall and will also feature Russell Brand, Reggie Watts and Mumford & Sons.

Time Warner creates a center, complete with a faux living room, where researchers can analyze how viewers respond to shows and movies.

Vanilla Ice, whose “Ice Ice Baby” was a 1990 monster hit, has a show on the DIY Network about home remodeling: “The Vanilla Ice Project.”

George A. Custer’s path to the Little Bighorn was largely a quest for personal fame, according to “American Experience” on PBS.

ABC drops Work It from schedule
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Epic series Marco Polo set for Starz….

With television offering more shows pitting grown-ups against children, here are a few more suggestions for reality series that don’t yet exist.

Jethro Nededog The digital video recording service has tracked its users during the ceremony and released the highest viewed bits of the broadcast.read more

Etan Vlessing E! Canada has seen a ratings bump from its Kardashian programming after Kim’s divorce announcement in October 2011.
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Called “Battleground,” the series is described as a documentary-style political drama set in Wisconsin.

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Philiana Ng “She’s in a great place, just about ready to dive into a relationship with Castle,” the actress tells THR of Beckett’s state of mind. “The next stage will be to figure out if Castle is really ready.”read more

Lauren Schutte The “Two and a Half Men” actor revealed his Foursquare account was hacked Sunday, after a series tweets checked him in at rumored girlfriend, Lorene Scafaria’s house. read more

Jethro Nededog Amid a sea of award presenter mistakes, the “Desperate Housewives” and “Shameless” stars’ tune becomes one of the best moments of the evening.read more

Michael O’Connell The anchor refers to the singer the “least-experienced musical guest in the show’s history” and “one of the worst.”read more

Etan Vlessing The hire follows the Quebec TV producer selling to NBC the adaptation rights to a French language comedy now being developed as a pilot, Isabel, and starring Marcia Gay Harden and Sophia Schloss. read more

Hulu said Sunday that it would add more original programming to its Web site with the introduction of its first scripted series, “Battleground,” and a documentary series by the writer and director Richard Linklater.

Jethro Nededog After admitting that she didn’t miss her husband during a recent trip to Dubai, the reality star admits that her marriage was a rushed mistake on the E! series.read more

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ITV has penned a £90m deal to secure free-to-air broadcast rights to the FA Cup and England internationals for the next two years.