Tag: television
'Community' star Danny Pudi on his childhood and career
Best known for playing Abed on the NBC show 'Community,' Pudi talks about his Polish-Indian upbringing and his path to acting....
Lopez Tonight canceled: TV 'really, really white again'
The disconnect between America's multiracial society and what's represented in media....
Jeff Garlin, stand-up comedian turned Hollywood star
Comedian Jeff Garlin reflects on his career from his days of stand-up, to movies, to the success of "Curb Your Enthusiasm."...
Reality TV show offers prostitutes chance at new life
In Zambia, the new TV reality show 'Ready for Marriage' offers sex workers a chance at marriage and an opportunity to turn their lives around....
Is primetime TV really filled with left-wing propaganda?
Television execs and writers are filling the airwaves with liberal propaganda, according to one cultural critic, and conservatives are being left behind....
Television's vast wasteland: Getting better
A half century ago Newton Minow, chair of the Federal Communication Commission, called TV a "vast wasteland." Now he thinks TV gives viewers more choice....
David Simon, Treme and flooding in Louisiana
The creator of The Wire talks about his HBO drama Treme, set in Post-Katrina New Orleans, Louisiana. ...
"The Wire" is still connecting
Three years after the HBO series "The Wire" ended, academics continue to use the show to stir discussion on race, poverty, and violence. ...
Is MTV showing too much skin?
MTV's new show about teens misbehaving, "Skins," pushes the boundaries of television programming. ...
JOIN PRI COMMUNITIES:
