On the way to Little America, Lee Eisenberg found a dream team to help him tell immigrant stories.
Seth Meyers credits pal Tina Fey for this lesson learned: more women on a show means more talent. (Cue the eye roll from the women on his writing staff.)
With its never-before-seen images — shot over two years around the world — a BBC America docuseries is enthralling viewers and, perhaps, changing minds.
With a host who’s no master carpenter, a reboot builds sustainable homes for families in need.
A-list producers wanting to work with this composer will have to get in line.
Hollywood history is alive and well at Turner Classic Movies, whose five hosts — each a film expert extraordinaire — shine as brightly in the film firmament as the stars of the silver screen.
A photographer turns to Skype to capture at-home portraits of prominent producers.
The creator of Nat Geo’s newest Cosmos wants to take you on a cosmic trip.
On the foundation of hit Schitt’s Creek, the president of Pop TV looks to build a comedy lineup for “modern grownups.”
An Italian producer unpacks a layered tale of the cocaine trade, shot on three continents.
