Popular children’s TV host Ms. Rachel just landed her first two Emmy nominations — as did 96-year-old actress June Squibb.

If studios know how to do one thing, it's stretch a franchise - even if it means making a cartoon out of a pretty adult film.

I think what makes “six seven” notable is that it’s so simple that we can all be included. Adults keep saying that they don’t ...

Hulu + Live TV ($90/mo.): It’s not any cheaper than YouTube TV, but it does include Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Select and an ...

NBC channels are still on YouTube TV — for the time being. Earlier this week, news broke that NBCUniversal stations could be leaving YouTube TV amid contract disagreements. The deadline to resolve the ...

YouTube TV has announced that it has reached a "short-term extension" agreement with NBCUniversal so that it can continue offering its programs while they negotiate a new long-term deal. The service ...

NBCUniversal and YouTube TV have reached a short-term extension as they negotiate a new carriage deal. The companies’ current agreement was slated to expire at midnight ET on Tuesday. In a statement ...

Oct 1 (Reuters) - Alphabet's (GOOGL.O), opens new tab YouTube TV and Comcast-owned (CMCSA.O), opens new tab NBCUniversal on Wednesday agreed to a short-term contract extension, averting a blackout and ...

Talks stalled over YouTube TV's distribution rates for NBCUniversal shows YouTube TV seeks to integrate NBC's Peacock content directly on its platform -source YouTube's grip on online video gives it ...

YouTube TV needs to renew its carriage contract with NBCUniversal. The service is reportedly frustrated with the high rates it pays, and wants to leverage its size for a better deal. The companies ...

UPDATE: (10/2/25): YouTube TV and NBC Universal agreed to a multiyear carrier agreement on Thursday that will keep NBC and its other channels on the streaming platform. The two sides had been ...

NBCUniversal and YouTube TV are in a fierce battle over carriage fees — and the deadlock could force popular programs like “Sunday Night Football” and “Saturday Night Live” to go dark for customers ...