Television

Kelsey Grammer’s Frasier Crane is back in the building with refreshing Paramount+ revival

Regrets? Ron MacLean has a few

Late-night shows return after writers’ strike as actors resume talks that could end standoff

The writers’ strike is over – but without actors, the TV landscape looks dreary

ET Canada cancelled by Corus Entertainment, cites ‘challenging’ advertising market for move

Director X’s ambitious series Robyn Hood brings Canadian take to classic story of wealth and class

David McCallum, star of hit TV series The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and NCIS, dies at 90

Sex Education’s final season is a blueprint in representation – and hope

As writers and studios resume negotiations, here are the key players in the Hollywood strikes

Humboldt Broncos crash survivor and girlfriend win The Amazing Race Canada

Bill Maher postpones return to air, latest TV host to balk at working during writers strike

Film Bones of Crows hits small screen with more story as five-part miniseries

What to watch this fall: 10 can’t-miss TV shows

Jay Onrait: The Miles Davis of late-night sports broadcasting?

The great Bill C-11 television revolution that no streaming service wants to talk about

Colbert, Kimmel, Fallon, Meyers and Oliver start podcast to benefit out-of-work staff

Prince Harry says he lacked support after return from Afghanistan in new Netflix show

CNN revamps schedule, with new roles for Phillip, Coates, Wallace and Amanpour

How the Hollywood strikes affect celebrity hair, makeup and nail stylists

What to watch this weekend: HBO’s Telemarketers makes a call you can’t avoid, plus Hijack sticks the landing on Apple TV+

Emmys pushed to January as Hollywood strikes press on

Canadian television giant Blue Ant Media acquires Marblemedia to create ‘super-charged’ studio

Netflix’s Painkiller packages up opioid crisis with slick, dramatized prescription

Hollywood strike matches the 100-day mark of the last writers’ strike in 2007-2008

Queer love stories on TV are getting more conventional — and that’s a good thing

The rise of AI and the labour movement in Hollywood

With two HGTV shows, Christina Hall finds success in going solo

Hollywood writers and studios will meet this week to discuss restarting negotiations

These Canadians moved to Hollywood to write and act. Now they’re on strike

Only Murders in the Building reinvents itself for Broadway with flashy but fragile third season

Paul Reubens, known for playing Pee-wee Herman, dies at 70

Stratford Festival’s Richard III starring Colm Feore coming to CBC and CBC Gem