Investors expecting Apple to revolutionize TV in 2014 should temper their expectations. But investors may need to temper their expectations. Recent reports have called Apple's television plans into ...

It comes as The Sun exclusively revealed how GMB staff said a tearful goodbye to their studio ITV’S BRAND new daytime schedule shake up for 2026 has kicked off, as budget cuts have seen the channel ...

The Princess of Wales and Princess Charlotte piano performance - download clip here to embed. In the piece, The Princess of Wales and Princess Charlotte play Holm Sound by Erland Cooper, a Scottish ...

For many households, Christmas simply isn’t Christmas without an annual festive TV special. But as we all know, not every year is the same. Many will be settling in for their traditional soap dramas ...

It's finally that time of year when all the new dramas are shown on television, and viewers can settle in for an evening of fantastic stories being told. Critically-acclaimed actors David Tennant and ...

We're majorly excited that true crime drama The Hack is dropping on our screens. The ITV series revolves around the 2011 News International phone hacking scandal. It weaves together two real life ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rob Lowe hosts The Floor in the US credit:Bang Showbiz ITV has commissioned a UK version of The Floor. The hit TV quiz show ...

ITV has revealed an impressive line-up of stars set to host This Morning throughout the summer period. Regular presenters, Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley, along with co-stars Susanna Reid and Lorraine ...

ITV will cut 'Lorraine' by half-an-hour and extend 'Good Morning Britain' by the same amount of time, as well as reduce the number of days shows like 'Loose Women' will air across the year. ITV is ...

Loose Women was back on TV screens with a new episode on Wednesday (16 April), fronted by Charlene White, who was joined by Denise Welch, Janet Street Porter and Mariella Frostrup on the panel. The ...

ITV Studios sales boss Ruth Berry has called 2024 a “bittersweet” year for international TV drama, with an “incredibly successful creative” 12 months tempered by a “perfect storm of macroeconomic ...