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Television

Published
January 4, 2023

‘Simpsons’ music editor Chris Ledesma dies at 64

Ledesma served in the role for Fox's primetime animated sitcom since its launch in 1989, and worked on more than 30 seasons and 700 episodes.
Published
December 4, 2022

A real-life food critic reviews on-screen food critics

'The Menu,' 'The Bear' and other movies and TV shows about restaurants inevitably include portrays of food critics. Some hit closer to home than others.
Published
November 29, 2022

Clarence Gilyard, ‘Die Hard’ and ‘Matlock’ actor, dies at 66

Gilyard began his career in the 1980s with roles on several popular TV shows.
Published
October 27, 2022

Jules Bass, who brought Rudolph and Frosty to TV life, dies at 87

Bass helped make stop-motion animation an instant phenomenon in the 1960s.
Published
October 6, 2022

Al Primo, creator of ‘eyewitness’ local news, dies at 87

He transformed local newscasts in the ’60s and ’70s, eschewing the single monotone anchorman for on-the-street reporters and a friendlier, engaging studio format that is now the standard.

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Published
September 19, 2022

Ken Burns on his latest PBS documentary, ‘The U.S. and the Holocaust’

Burns: 'The willingness of people to believe the lies of an evil regime and manipulative leaders – demagogues – isn’t something that’s a one-off.'
Published
September 19, 2022

Review: Ken Burns’ new documentary spotlights how little the U.S. did to stop the Holocaust

'The U.S. and the Holocaust' shows that Americans fell far short of their ideals in their treatment of Jews threatened with imminent murder in Europe. And the film suggests that the past is not past.
Published
September 14, 2022

Commentary: This year’s most exciting Emmy winners show a reluctant industry how to change

For all the excitement provided by this year’s newbies to the Emmy club, the winners were still largely white.
Published
August 7, 2022

Vegan Kitchen: More plant-based foods partner with pop culture icons

Younger generations are more interested in vegan foods, and marketing professionals have taken notice.
Published
May 29, 2022

How Joyce Chen changed America’s perceptions of Chinese food

Joyce Chen, who filmed on the same set as Julia Child, invented a flat-bottom wok for American stoves, coined the term "Peking ravioli" and more