TV & Movies

Not that we exactly needed someone to confirm the World War I setting of Wonder Woman, given the leaked set photos and the persistent rumors that the film divides its time between WWI-era and modern-day, but just in case you wanted something more official, Chris Pine has confirmed the movie's time period and — as a bonus — is teasing a possible cameo from iconic Wonder Woman TV star Lynda Carter.

This February, the entire cast of “Friends” will reunite for a two-hour special on NBC.

The mission of the Rod Serling Archive is to collect, preserve, and make accessible to the public, the works of Rod Serling, material relevant to his works and rare artifacts from the Twilight Zone years as well as his early life and transition in to teaching.  You can see this progression at the wonderful Bundy Museum of History and Art at 129 Main Street in Binghamton.

Santa Claus isn't the only one who gets free snacks while making his rounds during the holidays.

Steve Harvey's talents as a host of anything other than Family Feud took a huge hit on Sunday when he announced the wrong winner of the Miss Universe pageant.

Here's one time when it's good to be stopped by police.

Here's a forecast that's to Jedi for.

This reporter was in the right place at the right time.

Ethan Renoe may be the most well-known person on Facebook not named Zuckerberg.

The end of the year brings a slew of best-of lists, but this worst-of compilation is what will send 2015 on a high note for you.

YouTube, ITube, WeAllTube. That was never truer than it was in 2015 when the site continued to be a destination for people to see the best and hottest videos.

Music Icon and nine-time GRAMMY Winner Frank Sinatra would have been 100 years old December 12th and there are a number of birthday celebrations going on this month including a big one on CBS that has an impressive lineup of country stars.

Matthew Jackson died way too soon at the age of 28. He may not have been famous, but his death is being mourned by thousands.

She played Tioga Downs in Nichols.  Now Kellie Pickler sits down with Larry King on 'Larry King Now' to talk about not wanting kids, but raising chickens, country stars Taylor Swift, Chris Stapleton, and Carrie Underwood and a possible “American Idol” reunion. Plus, reminiscing about getting cozy with Clint Eastwood.