Our initial impression of Albert Schnur, Rob Reiner’s straight-talking restaurant consultant on “The Bear,” is that he seems too good to be true. Albert’s first appearance in the fourth season’s third ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is running for a Senate seat, is suing five major television companies, claiming they use their smart TVs to spy on Texans. Paxton’s complaint ...

NBCUniversal today announced a slew of new tools for advertisers in advance of the annual CES trade show in January, per details shared with Marketing Dive. The developments span targeting and ...

The NFL Week 14 schedule is headlined by two crucial prime-time games among AFC playoff contenders (and the Eagles). Houston visits Kansas City on Dec. 7 for Sunday Night Football in what amounts to a ...

"Frosty the Snowman" is back on TV, bringing a familiar chill to the holiday season. Based on the song originally sung by Gene Autry and the Cass County Boys in 1950, "Frosty the Snowman" tells the ...

For 12 years, it was infamously the television segment no Bay Area resident wanted to actually be on, calling out such infractions as dog owners who drag their pets into coffee shops and illegal ...

Ever wondered which “As Seen on TV” kitchen gadgets are actually worth buying? In this video, Nicole puts 12 of the most popular infomercial gadgets to the test—from the iconic Slap Chop and Garlic ...

Week 12 of the NFL season is in full gear. Kick off your Sunday with Fantasy Football Pregame with Matthew Berry at 11:00 AM ET on Peacock, followed by a full day of exciting NFL coverage. See below ...

If there's one thing giant companies love, besides making money, it's encouraging folks to spend on their products through advertising. Tool brands are no exception to this. Spending any amount of ...

A new U.S. Department of Education regulation to narrow eligibility for a key student debt relief program for public service workers has drawn strong opposition from advocates who argue the regulation ...

A new independent television station with ties to Russia is set to be launched in Kyrgyzstan, fueling fears the media outlet could become a tool for spreading Moscow's propaganda in Central Asia.

As Seen on TV products built an empire on late-night promises and impulse buys, yet many of them burned through mountains of cash before anyone noticed the cracks. The pitch always sounded simple: one ...