Producer Mark Burnett's miniseries "The Bible" captivated more than 100 million people when it aired on the History Channel. The series was filled wit...
Pew Research has identified more than 90 million evangelical Christians in the United States. Despite all the coverage reporters give to every other group imaginable, the truth is the Christian community is still the largest special interest group in the country.
'The Bible' producer Mark Burnett talks to HuffPost Live host Alicia Menendez about the importance of the Bible in Western Civilization and why the se...
Supposedly there are people who still want to view religious programs and this is the perfect time of the year for this type of miniseries to air. And even some non-religious types might want to know what is so important that 10 hours of TV time has been allotted to the story.
One is best known for playing a kind-hearted angel on a hit television drama. The other is the man behind more than a dozen record-breaking reality sh...
Vikings is not a series that will appeal to everyone. For the fainthearted, it is much too brutal and bloody. On the other hand, for those who like action and adventure, it will become appointment TV.
NEW YORK -- After its successful series on the history of America in 2010, television's History channel is setting its sights even higher.
The networ...
The guys of "Pawn Stars" (Mon., 10 p.m. EST on History) are good, but they're not perfect. Though in hindsight, the Old Man always seems to become tha...
The shunting aside of the Kennedy miniseries by the History Channel shows the supremacy of the Eastern establishment over the celebrity mosh pit that has become America.
The History Channel chose to live up to their name, by refusing to air a propaganda miniseries about President Kennedy, staring Greg Kinnear and Katie Holmes.
On October 13, 1792, stone masons laid the cornerstone for the White House. The men placing it were brothers in one of the world's most secretive organizations -- the Freemasons. Within twenty-four hours, the stone supposedly went missing.
After two years of recession, it's time to start making stuff and stop making stuff up. This week, I look at some companies and people that portray the best and worst of our new America.
I cannot understand how or why the History Channel, with its ostensible commitment to historical scholarship, would even consider airing the right wing smear campaign propaganda that is the "The Kennedys."
Watch the trailer for "1968" with Tom Brokaw, airing on The History Channel Sunday, Dec. 9th, 9pm/8c. Learn more about "1968" on The History Channel ...
Watch the trailer for "1968" with Tom Brokaw, airing on The History Channel Sunday, Dec. 9th, 9pm/8c. Learn more about "1968" on The History Channel...