American Television stories:
Soupy Sales, Jazz Maven, Brought Live Gigs to the Small Screen
Oct 23rd, 2009 - New York Times
Beyond his revolutionary interest in pie-throwing, Soupy Sales, who died Thursday, also knew a lot about jazz, and was a pioneer in the history of jazz on American television. From 1953 to 1959...
Matt Le Blanc, best known as Joey on 'Friends,' gets new TV series
Sep 30th, 2009 - NY Daily News
All the "Friends" fans devastated to hear that rumors of a big screen reunion were just a hoax may find some solace in this news. Matt Le Blanc is returning to the small screen in a new Showtime series entitled "Episodes," according to Variety...
Television: Ken Burns turns his documentary lens on America's ...
Sep 28th, 2009 - Dallasnews
This 12-hour documentary, which debuted Sunday, is the real deal, a stupendous achievement. It's another Ken Burns epic, and it's my choice for the most beautiful program ever put on American television. The land is the star...
Psychiatric defense likely in NY wife beheading
Sep 18th, 2009 - Boston
BUFFALO, N.Y.—A man accused of beheading his wife at the Muslim-American television station they founded is likely to pursue a psychiatric defense in the murder case.
Jay Leno has the buzz, but will viewers respond?
Sep 10th, 2009 - Forbes
Jay Leno has shed more than a dozen pounds and the weighty traditions of the "Tonight Show" that would tie his prime-time future to his late-night past. The desk that's central to any talk show will go mostly unused...



