Walker will be headlining the "Laugh Your Glass Off!" event on April 28 at the Charles A. Conklin American Legion Post 28, located at 700 S. Harbor Ave. in Grand Haven.
GH's Gretzinger captures fishing, hunting adventures for MOD TV
Netflix’s “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy” nails reboot.
In the early moments of last Sunday’s “American Idol” season opener — shortly after a Disney-ish, when-you-wish-upon-a-star voiceover cameo by Carrie Underwood — the familiar mug of Ryan Seacrest appears on screen and declares, “It’s the dawn of a new era!”
WASHINGTON — U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos flubbed a question on Michigan schools on CBS' "60 Minutes" on Sunday, saying she had no idea whether the state's schools are better or worse off because of her school choice efforts.
Shortly after Super Bowl LII’s halftime, marketing expert Bill McKendry said he’d yet to see any ads that he thought he would remember a few years down the road.
After a year of political and cultural upheaval, Super Bowl advertisers appear to be pulling back from themes of unity in favor of in-game stunts and ads that aim for the heart — and in some cases even lower.
NEW YORK (AP) — NBC News fired longtime "Today" show host Matt Lauer on Wednesday for "inappropriate sexual behavior," making him the second morning television show personality to lose his job because of sexual misconduct charges in a week.
Recently, the entertainment business began shifting more of its attention toward television series that can be digested in binges by audiences that would rather stay at home and use Netflix or Hulu than pay for overpriced movie tickets and Apr 14, 2017 at 4:49 AM
Chase Wilder, 19, will be the youngest person ever to be featured on “Forged in Fire” when he appears on the History Channel show tonight. The show airs at 9 p.m.
Jon Snow is dead. Jon Snow will live again. Maybe.
LOS ANGELES — "American Idol," which gave the world Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood and Jennifer Hudson, has one more chance to mint a star before it fades into TV and music history.
LOS ANGELES — It started on June 11, 2002, with a couple of unfamiliar hosts posing in an empty theater and making an overblown declaration to TV viewers.
