Jackson portrayed Dr. Max Bankman on the series, and like many, he was holding out hope that this wouldn’t be the end for the luxury cruise ship. Before the cancellation, he shared a five-word update,

Jackson, who starred as Dr. Max Bankman, has "no idea" what the plan for the series is post-cancellation, but is "not holding my breath" it's coming back.

'80s Pop Culture Icon Named 'Most-Watched Man on Television of All Time' Marks 73rd Birthday originally appeared on Parade. David Hasselhoff turns 73 today, July 17, 2025, and fans across the globe are flooding social media with celebratory messages and nostalgic tributes to the enduring pop culture icon for his birthday.

Congress narrowly approved early Friday a bill to rescind $9 billion in federal spending on foreign aid and public broadcasting, cuts that will affect Alabama Public Television, the nation’s oldest first statewide public TV network. The bill, backed by President Trump, will stop $7.9 billion for foreign aid and $1.1 billion for public broadcasting.

This partnership is set to deliver more television coverage of Tennessee Athletics than ever before to local audiences.

The new cast of Fox’s college football pregame show will feature three players who have won The Heisman Trophy, a coach who won three national championships, and now, the founder of Barstool Sports.

The Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 8-4 on Friday night. Austin Hays had his second multi-home run game of the season. In the fourth inning with the Red

Two milestones revealed this week illustrated the diminishing power of broadcast television in a new media world

If you enjoy spy action comedies like Back in Action, check out this critically acclaimed yet overlooked spy-comedy series on OTT.

You don’t have to love 'Love Island USA' to appreciate that in this increasingly fractured time of TV viewership, it is drawing people together, our columnist writes.

Cosmopolitan Social Media Specialist Corinne Bickel calls Industry 's snub for Outstanding Drama Series “egregious,” and added that many actors from the show also earned nominations. Specifically Myha'la Herrold and Marisa Abela, who she says, “gave some of the greatest performances of both their careers and of 2024.”

APT could lose $2.8 million if the bill is signed. That would affect operations and programming like "Sesame Street."