Monday TV: Marking World AIDS Day
Four documentaries trace where we are on World AIDS Day 2014, with nearly 36 million dead of the disease and another 35 million living with the virus. Historically, for this…
Four documentaries trace where we are on World AIDS Day 2014, with nearly 36 million dead of the disease and another 35 million living with the virus. Historically, for this…
After nearly 20 years, the R&B group Jodeci reunites for the Soul Train Awards (BET, 8 p.m.) with a little "Freek'n You." The event, hosted by Wendy Williams also features…
Admitting you're in a terrible movie doesn't absolve you from the fact that is terrible. Aubrey Plaza's complaints and often trenchant comments during "Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever" (Lifetime, 8…
It's not supposed to be a stunt, though it sure looks like it. Cat expert Boone Smith climbs into a plexiglass cage that he has adorned with a wildebeest carcass…
Turkeys are big on TV today, but so are dogs. So in addition to the 13th annual National Dog Show (NBC, noon) with John O'Hurley and David Frei, there is…
New for kids this morning is a new public television educational show with bit of DNA from the old "Electric Company," "Odd Squad" (PBS, check local listings) featuring a talented…
The real story about Christopher McCandless, whose solo hike into the Alaska wilderness in 1992 was grippingly told in Jon Krakauer's book "Into the Wild" and the subsequent movie by…
With food shows reaching their saturation point -- especially this week -- it seems natural that there be more shows about drinking. The Esquire network has so far led the…
Jay Leno returns to TV in a big way as recipient of "The Mark Twain Prize" (PBS, 8 p.m., check local listings). His "Tonight" show successor Jimmy Fallon, Chelsea Handler,…
Stephen Merchant was on the ground floor of cringe comedy, co-creating "The Office" and various other projects with Ricky Gervais including "Extras" and "Life's Too Short." But working on his…