Like Trump, Weiss is an agent of change, but also an agent of chaos. Creating chaos in the workplace plays like a deliberate strategy for both of them.

"Rage, rage against the dying of the light," wrote Dylan Thomas - an apt line of poetry for the way Scott Pelley left CBS.

A pair of wholesome, high-rated TV co-hosts are coming out with a show whose F-word title flies in the face of their G-rated image and reputation.

Anyone who watched "Downton Abbey" in the heyday of its fame will watch it the second time with a sense of foreboding that was not possible the first time around.

In her seven months as editor in chief and the de facto head of CBS News, Bari Weiss installed a traditional anchorman on "CBS Evening News" and engineered the total shutdown of CBS Radio News.

CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss is bringing in an outsider with no prior experience in TV news to run "60 Minutes."

The Fox series "Memory of a Killer" boasts the most conspicuous killer for hire on TV at the moment - an assassin with early-onset Alzheimer's.

In a promotional video on YouTube, comedian Ben Gleib positions his show in the context of the changes roiling late-night on network TV.

Could Jimmy Fallon one day emerge as the King of Late Night?

A new 20-episode history of the war narrated and produced by Tom Hanks takes its place in the pantheon of the best WWII documentaries ever made.