TV

On some days, CBS giveth and on other days, CBS taketh away. After ten seasons, ‘CSI: Miami,’ the first spin-off from the massively successful ’CSI’ franchise, has been cancelled. It leaves behind its parent show as well as its sister spin-off, ‘CSI: NY’ (which was quietly renewed). Its sudden departure leaves David Caruso’s career in critical condition.

During a time when airlines in the United States have struggled, many very publicly in the eye of the media, Southwest Airlines has not seemed to go through nearly the number of issues that have plagued others in the industry. When other airlines have gone one way, Southwest has seemed to do just the opposite, as when they launched their wildly successful "Bags Fly Free" campaign amidst

LANDER, Wyo. (AP) — Lander police are hoping “America’s Most Wanted” can help them find a fugitive wanted for sexual abuse of a minor. Forty-four-year-old Wes Nesbecker has been missing since November, when detectives attempted to serve him with a warrant in the case but couldn’t find him...

You know, we can remember back when Jimmy Fallon was just that giggly guy on ‘Saturday Night Live‘ who couldn’t hold it together even moments through a sketch, and now, he’s a spokesman for Capital One, late night media darling, and now, sitting down with the President. Ain’t life funny?

LOS ANGELES (AP) — James Cameron will be one of the stars of his next big-screen adventure, a chronicle of the expedition on which he has made record-setting ocean dives. Cameron says he plans a TV special for National Geographic and a 3-D theatrical release on the Deepsea Challenger missions, which included his 7-mile descent to the ocean’s deepest point in the Mariana Trench in the western Pacif

Diaper maker Huggies, which recently launched an ad campaign that seemingly depicted fathers as less-than-capable parents, has pulled the television commercials and issued a mea culpa.

If you can pinch the brass right off a penny, TLC may be looking for you — it’s currently casting for its new reality show, ‘Extreme Cheapskates.’

One would think that winning $1 million in a state lottery would automatically disqualify the recipient from getting food stamps. But one would be wrong.