Journalist Marvin Scott received the Key to the City of New York from Mayor Eric Adams for his six-decade career.

Some TV moments from the '80s still haunt our nightmares decades later... Join us as we look at those unforgettable television scenes that left permanent psychological scars! Our countdown includes ...

Half a century ago, marital rape wasn’t a crime anywhere in North America. That would change by the late 1970s, particularly when 21-year-old John Rideout of Salem, Oregon was accused by his wife, ...

Both versions of the song are similar. However, a close listen reveals a handful of important differences. For instance, the rendition used on the hit show included banjo, but the single version ...

Here are 5 TV shows from the past that were so terrifying they left a mark on every ’80s kid’s childhood. The real genius of the show was that it knew exactly ...

New York, NY – October 9, 2025 – WPIX-TV (PIX11) today announced that Marvin Scott, the station’s Senior Correspondent, will be honored with the Governors’ Award at the 68th Annual New York Emmy® ...

Cast: Kent McCord (Capt. Troy), Barry Van Dyke (Lt. Dillon), Robyn Douglass (Jamie Hamilton), Lorne Greene (Adama). Premise: A continuation of Battlestar Galactica in which the surviving Colonials ...

What were the best hard rock albums of the 1980s? In this feature, we're going to take you through the decade year by year and you'll be able to see how the trajectory of the rock landscape changed ...

Canadian filmmaker Xavier Dolan (“Mommy,” “It’s Only the End of the World”) is in early development on “Rage,” a TV series set amid racial tensions in 1980s Paris. “Rage” — which will be pitched to ...

The people responsible for reviving “The Karate Kid” universe with the “Cobra Kai” TV series have their eyes set on another 1980s pop-culture hit. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jon Hurwitz, ...

“Where Everybody Knows Your Name” is more a pop hit than it is a TV show theme song. Setting the scene for Cheers, this theme plays less like a trite jingle and more like a viable, radio-friendly song ...