LOS ANGELES—Fox will continue to stand by the sitcom that features crazy adventures, intriguing characters, and delicious Taco Bell food.

NEW YORK—A coalition of network-news executives made an appeal to breast-cancer researchers Monday, urging them to release any new findings about the disease in ...

HOUSTON—The highly touted "Internet Revolution" took another major step forward Monday, when Compaq unveiled the breakthrough Compaq Presario 6000, a $4,995 multimedia computer ...

NORFOLK, VA—While it's hard to know exactly what Mother Nature has in store for us most of the time, television viewers in the ...

WASHINGTON, DC—In the cable network's first-ever foray into the home-video market, C-SPAN released Too Hot For C-SPAN! Tuesday.

LOS ANGELES—UPN was honored for its tremendous contribution to the number of TV programs on the air.

NEW YORK—The consonant does not condone the sort of morally questionable lifestyles advocated by Sesame Street's new gay character.

NEW YORK—In a bold move to stay ahead of the competition in the ratings war, producers of the hit program ABC World News Tonight ...

HOLLYWOOD, CA—In an unprecedented act of journalistic subterfuge, Entertainment Tonight has acquired preview footage from the set of the upcoming action film Maximum Heat ...

ROSSLYN, VA—TLC officials say that viewers can expect to see fewer science specials and more head bonks involving coconuts.

WASHINGTON, DC—President Clinton fired the entire U.S. Cabinet Monday following an episode of the popular television program X-Files he called "disturbing."

WASHINGTON, DC—Citing lackluster ratings in an increasingly competitive cable market, C-SPAN announced Monday that it will beef up the cast of characters on its ...

WASHINGTON, DC—In the most dramatic leap in television technology since the advent of color in the 1950s, on Monday the FCC approved a 10-year ...

LOS ANGELES—In the face of widespread public outcry, Fox TV executives spoke out Monday in defense of last week's airing of When Jews ...

BURBANK, CA—In an impassioned, nationally televised plea Monday, a teary-eyed Jay Leno begged O.J. Simpson to commit more murders.

TOKYO—Television watching became even more convenient this week with Sony's introduction of a new remote-controlled remote control.

LOS ANGELES—ABC announced Monday that it is cancelling Yeltsin!, the struggling two-year-old sitcom starring Russian president Boris Yeltsin.

NEW YORK—It was the end of an era in American entertainment Monday, as the 55-year history of television came to a close.

LOS ANGELES—According to television-industry insiders, the new Fox sitcom scheduled to debut Nov. 17 is outrageous.

BURBANK, CA—Mark Goodson, executive producer of CBS's The Price Is Right, has delivered an ultimatum to President Clinton: Withdraw all occupying U.S ...