Law enforcement has long been a staple on TV, but how it's portrayed continues to change with new show released.

Jane, who joined the soap in 1997 at the tender age of 18, has been pivotal in some of the show's most gripping plots. After grappling with drug addiction and a tumultuous marriage, Leanne left ...

The long-running numbers and words game show, which has been on Channel 4 since 1982 when the broadcaster launched, has not had a female champion since 1998. The match between Fiona Wood ...

The long-running numbers and words game show, which has been on Channel 4 since 1982 when the broadcaster launched, has not had a female champion since 1998. The match between Fiona Wood, from Kinross ...

Coronation Street's Jane Danson enjoyed a special reunion with ... and were hoping Chris will make an imminent return to the show. Marcia said: "Come back Peter miss you x." Deborah added ...

Wisconsin female shooter wrote in her alleged manifesto that her therapist 's**ks'. As the investigators are looking for the motive behind 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow opening fire at her Wisconsin ...

Inspiring or irritating, empowering or exploitative, maternal or manipulative — with many shades of gray in between — female mentorship is a common dynamic in many of 2024’s most affecting ...

To appreciate the transformation accompanying a fourth consecutive female winner of the Sports ... 800 metres record but also aim to put on a show in Birmingham that will attract new audiences.

Whether a “Housewives” addict, a Bachelor Nation romantic or a “Dancing With the Stars” voter, there’s enough reality TV to go around. Luckily, Variety watches it all — we like to ...

Meanwhile, 20-year-old tennis star Coco Gauff’s estimated $34.4 million gives her one of the best years ever recorded by a female athlete, behind only Naomi Osaka and Serena Williams ...

What’s it about? A 90s girl group gets a second chance to revive their career. The show was originally on Peacock for two seasons, but it got canceled and then picked up by Netflix for a third.

studies show, are more likely to choose a knife if they do turn to violence. Researchers Jason Silva and Margaret Schmuhl explored the demographics, motivations and incidents of female shooters ...