Black Broadway: A Proud History, A Limitless Future dazzles on PBS

 A joyous atmosphere is created when Broadway stars and young musical theater performers are showcased on Black Broadway: A Proud History, A Limitless Future. The PBS concert ... Continue Reading →

“WICKED” IN CONCERT a fresh take on the iconic Broadway musical on PBS

 The wickedly passionate fans of the smash hit musical “WICKED” have an incredible treat in store with “WICKED” IN CONCERT, a musical celebration of the iconic Broadway ... Continue Reading →

Ernest Hemingway, a man more interesting than the myth revealed in Ken Burns documentary

Fans of Ernest Hemingway are in for a shock. The life of the literary giant, known as much for being a drunken womanizing sportsman as he is for being the most influential American ... Continue Reading →

Feel good with ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ on PBS MASTERPIECE

This is the kind of show the world needs right now. PBS’ MASTERPIECE is presenting a new adaptation of All Creatures Great and Small based on the beloved books by James Herriot ... Continue Reading →

Hugh Laurie climbs politics’ greasy pole in ‘Roadkill’ on PBS’ MASTERPIECE– it’s beyond satire

 Is a political thriller overkill right now? Does it cut too close to the bone knowing that it’s the story of a politician trying to get away with everything? That’s Roadkill on ... Continue Reading →

PBS’ stellar lineup for 50th anniversary season announced at Zoom-friendly TCA press tour

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed everything— almost.  The rare exception is PBS, which remains a constant. It is a beacon of trustworthy news and entertainment that inspires as ... Continue Reading →

‘Unladylike2020: The Changemakers’ celebrates 100-yrs of women trailblazers on American Masters

It could be the news headline today in 2020— Fighting for equality with the goal to improve life for everyone, incredible individuals raise their voices and battle for change. ... Continue Reading →

Pandemic-safe celebration for heroes, Memorial Day Concert PBS May 24

 Memorial Day dates back to the Civil War, created as a way to heal a divided nation. It is good to remember that nowadays.  America’s fallen service men and women, as well as active ... Continue Reading →