Diane Keaton Swears on TV, FCC Stammers
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The nation's top TV regulator said it would be difficult for the Federal Communications Commission to take action against ABC stations that aired "Good Morning America" on Tuesday when actress Diane Keaton used the f-word. Last year's court decision th...
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Efforts by the Federal Communications Commission to regulate indecency on broadcast TV have drawn sharp criticism from network entertainment chiefs.
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Some may call it exploiting racial tensions. CBS calls it darn   good television.
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A national autism advocacy group is demanding an apology from CBS over a disparaging remark a contestant on the reality show "Big Brother" made about people with the disorder.
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FCC officials say they've received complaints about Motley Crue rocker Vince Neil's use of an expletive during the live New Year's Eve broadcast of "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno," but NBC may get away with it.
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CBS affiliates pull Twin Towers documentary A number of CBS affiliates decided not to broadcast award-winning documentary 9/11 on Sunday amid concerns that "airing profanity, primarily by firefighters during the crisis" might attract the unwanted attention of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Reuters reports.â¦
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The nation's top TV  regulator said it would be difficult for the Federal  Communications Commission to take action against ABC stations  that aired "Good Morning America" on Tuesday when actress Diane  Keaton used the f-word.
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A domestic violence case involving a television evangelist has left some questioning her credibility.
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LOS ANGELES  - Diane Keaton, Sarah  Jessica Parker and Dermot Mulroney have signed on to the  untitled Fox romantic comedy previously known as "Hating Her."
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That the CBS midseason  entrant "Rules of Engagement" is undeniably funnier than most  members of the couples-sitcom genre is to damn it with faint  praise.
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It's generally okay to use a common nickname for "Richard" as an insult on network television, the Federal Communications Commission ruled Monday, in a denial of several indecency complaints brought to the agency.
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CBS Corp. said on Saturday it would   broadcast the documentary "9/11" on the Internet as well as the   airwaves after several affiliates said they would delay or   forgo the award-winning film because it includes profanity.
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The Anchor Behaving Badly show seems to be in reruns.
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After complaints from viewers, ABC television and the NFL apologized yesterday for a racy opening to &quot;Monday Night Football&quot; that featured &quot;Desperate Housewives&quot; star
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The head of the Federal  Communications Commission has recommended it reject indecency  complaints against ABC television stations that recently aired  the film "Saving Private Ryan," an FCC official said on Monday.
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Generally, Bad Language is against awards shows. The TelePrompTer puffery and please-buy/see-my-latest-CD/DVD appearances are nauseating at best. But it's our job to report on all things pop culture. So we watch. And we watch. And we fall asleep. Then we wake up and watch again.
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The U.S. Federal Communications  Commission defended on Wednesday its decision that profanity  aired during two televised awards shows was indecent, arguing  it did not violate free speech rights or past precedent.