It's funny that my photos are still posted to this page but my review from 2016 is gone. I love to…read moresee the Fox news reporters on the street. I don't really sit and watch the news on TV. I enjoy the negative Yelp reviews and the ongoing controversy surrounding Fox. Isn't that what makes them entertaining? There you have it. It's not exactly news, it's entertaining. Report your opinion here.

for Dan & tashenea are boring need an uplift Dan is very…read moresmart but really hard to watch Tashenea is also very hard to listen too Don't watch on these days

I am deeply disturbed and disappointed by the conduct of Alana Alongi, who works in Engineering…read moreRecruitment at Bloomberg LP. Recently, she made comments online regarding the death of Charlie Kirk that were not only deeply inappropriate but also crossed a line into what can only be described as cyberbullying. While I will not repeat the specific content of her message due to its offensive and highly disrespectful nature, I believe it is important to call attention to behavior that is entirely unacceptable ,! especially from someone in a professional role at a globally recognized company. Regardless of one's personal views, mocking or using someone's death as an opportunity to ridicule others is cruel and morally wrong. It's troubling to see someone in a position of influence and responsibility using social media in this way. This behavior reflects poorly not just on the individual, but on the company that employs them. There must be a higher standard of conduct, especially from those who are tasked with representing their organization in any capacity. Cyberbullying, harassment, and hate speech ,particularly around the sensitive topic of someone's death , should never be tolerated, under any circumstances. I sincerely hope Bloomberg LP takes this matter seriously and looks into the appropriateness of this employee's actions. There should be accountability for online behavior that causes harm and promotes hostility, especially from those in corporate leadership or recruitment roles. In times like these, empathy and professionalism should prevail , not cruelty. Also, looks like I'm not the only one she's reaching out to... saw she send another disturbing message to an influencer.

SKYSCRAPER: A mixed use Building which consists of Luxury Condominiums as well as Shopping & Dining…read moreestablishments. Do you remember the BLOOMBERG Studios at the EXXON Building? The former site of the flagship ALEXANDER'S Department Store who still own the property. WORTH VISITING.

That photo brings back memories. I once ran into Chuck Scarborough when I was out shopping in…read moreWestchester. He was so polite and kind towards everyone. I was starstruck so I didn't say anything. When you're a kid, it's so cool to see a celebrity in real life. The whole thing was so normal, no pretentious behavior or "do you know who I am" stuff. Chuck Scarborough was one of New York's greatest broadcast journalists - so consistently professional and reassuring. After over 50 years, he finally retired. Whoever hired him at NBC made the right call. NBC also produced the show Law and Order - great series especially the ones with Jerry Orbach as Detective Lennie Briscoe (one of the best actors in the history of crime television; he unfortunately passed in 2004). And Late Night too. Lots of great shows on NBC.

biased news station. News reporters state their own opinions and do not give facts for you to form…read moreyour own opinion.

I surprised sherry with a Broadway/NYC birthday celebration…read more Sherrys morning ritual is to make a cup of cafe Vienna, two waffles and sit to see Robin, Michael, George and the rest of the GMA team. We got there when it was still dark out. We had VIP tickets I think or whatever they are called. We went upstairs where the second hour is filmed. What a great time. The celebrities have a job to do but they are really friendly. Especially Robin and Laura. Very outgoing and engaging. We took photos with Robin at the end. She is very friendly and put up with my bad jokes. It was a highlight of our trip. There were a couple of free gifts at the end as well. Lucky us! I would definitely do this again; so much fun!

For many years, I have started my day watching Good Morning America. It has always been part of my…read moremorning routine. Unfortunately, lately I don't find the program as interesting or informative as it once was. The content feels repetitive, and there seems to be a strong focus on shopping segments. At times, it feels more like QVC than a national morning news program. The cast is wonderful, and I truly enjoy them. However, I would love to see more real news coverage -- important stories from across the United States and around the world. That's what made the show special to me. Today, I actually turned off the TV because the focus was again on product promotions and free shipping offers. I say this respectfully, as a long-time viewer who genuinely values the program and hopes to see it return to more substantial news coverage. Thank you for listening to a loyal viewer's feedback.

Grew up watching ABC which is now affiliated with channel 7 WSVN in South Florida and has been…read morebroadcasting for almost eighty years. In the mornings, I watch Today in Florida News and during dinner I watch Deco Drive. My nightly shows include The Masked Singer and the new Fear Factor with Johnny Knoxville as the charasmatic host.

ABC was probably the network I watched the most growing up. We had four networks: ABC, NBC, CBS,…read moreand PBS - that was it! ABC has a great name, American Broadcasting Company! They are under the Walt Disney umbrella, and I am not in the least bit a Walt Disney fan. ABC is the flagship of the Disney Entertainment division of the Walt Disney Company. ABC has the broadcasting rights to the Academy Awards, Primetime Emmy Awards, and County Music Association Awards. Since in my opinion, these awards shows have bit the dust in terms of being entertaining, this is another reason I just can't throw all five stars at ABC. Growing up, I did enjoy ABC's "Diff'rent Strokes," "Three's Company," and, occasionally, "Taxi." ABC's "Happy Days" was my all-time favorite sitcom, until, well, Fonzie jumped the shark. Because I'm a longtime fan of Ed O'Neill, I liked "Modern Family" and even have a couple of "Modern Family" DVDs. Home Improvement is another of my favorite ABC sit-coms! How can you not love Tim Taylor's neighbor, Wilson? Four solid stars for ABC nostalgia!

Well, Comedy Central spares no one. This episode did give me a giggle. It's a must watch! Lol…read more Now time to get back to reviews!

318 W. 53rd St New York, NY 10019 212-757-2323 Broadway…read moreComedy Club OPEN MICS ***If this had zero stars I would definitely pick NO stars. This was the most horrible experience I have ever had at a comedy show. The comedians were nothing they represented on the streets that the sellers are selling. It is in a dingy dark basement and very dirty, yucky atmosphere. The staff is extremely unexperienced and unprofessional. We also definitely got roofied last night there I think to make us laugh. This was a very unbearable show. We left early and we're up all nite with heart palpitations and headaches. These are new and just starting comedians. Not funny in the slightest. We had to force ourselves to laugh. BEWARE. Listen and read to the reviews!!!

I wanted to rate PIX11 NEWS for one reason. The weather…read morereporter, Stacy Ann is wonderful. I can not get enough of her. She is much more than beautiful. She reports the weather very professionally, with style, and a sense of humor. I've been watching the local news for decades in NYC, and the main reason I watch PIX11 is to see her. She looks like she was a model. Another reason I always watch PIX11 is that the news anchors report the news in a very relaxed manner. They are never in a hurry to finish their news line to go to commercials. They beat the big three, CBS, NBS, AND ABC, because they are on the air more often than they are.

Man, I remember as a kid coming home from school and playing the interactive space invaders…read moreshootout game at a specific time in the afternoon. You dialed in a special number on the phone and yelled Pix, Pix, Pix while on the TV to shoot the targets. Back then it was fun and you could win prizes. Otherwise, I don't watch channel 11 too much. I'll tune into the morning news cast once in a while to see what's going on, the weather, etc. The used to also offer some pretty good shows along with many reruns of syndicated shows, and daytime schlock to pass the time.

CBS used to be on my radar; however, the "big three networks" have been replaced with YouTube…read more Founded in 1927, CBS is on the cusp of turning one hundred years old! When I stayed home sick from school, my days were filled with Bob Barker's "The Price is Right;" "Family Feud;" and "Wheel of Fortune." As a little girl, "Captain Kangaroo" and "Scooby-Doo," "The Flintstones," and the "Beverly Hillbillies," were favorite CBS programs. I loved "Gilligan's Island" and always wanted to look like Ginger and be sweet like Mary Ann. "Green Acres" and the "Andy Griffith Show" were other favorites. CBS was the original broadcast home of the beloved "A Charlie Brown Christmas," in 1965. My family grew up watching these CBS sitcoms, "All in the Family," "MASH" and others. Thanks, CBS, for providing all of the classic programming!

The CBS office had rats everywhere, but the kitchen?! I saw a cat chasing two fat rats around the…read morestage. I keep hearing creaking noises every time I walk on the floors, the bathrooms, reek of cat pee, and feces. There's crumbs everywhere on the ground. The carpet looks an old. The windows are cracked, and the cobwebs in the corners the hinges keep looking like they are rusty, the views are declining. The ratings are down. There's nothing good.

I think CNN is SAD! However, back in my decades of being a Democrat, I loved CNN! I even had a…read moreraging crush on both George Stephanopoulos and Anderson Cooper! The Cable News Network has been around a while - established in 1980 thanks to Ted Turner. Perusing the list of current CNN personalities, I only recognize one - Wolf Blitzer. CNN has often been accused of party bias and research supports the accusations such as the 2007 The New York Times, Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy and the Project for Excellence in Journalism who found CNN's programming "tended to cast a negative light on Republican candidates by a margin of three to one." I give them credit for providing a platform for Anthony Bourdain with "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown," in which Anthony travels the world and explores various cuisines and cultures. With today's plethora of first-hand expression, statements, photos, videos such as X, blogs, YouTube, Facebook, and Truth Social, I absolutely never tune in to CNN.

I'm one of the 51+ million viewers of the presidential debate on 6/27/24 and despite a lot of "hair…read moreon fire" talking head apocalyptic predictions about CNN's hosting, in my humble opinion, it went pretty okay. Nothing political to say here, just that I thought is was done in a fairly respectful and without heavy bias. I started watching CNN from their very beginning, yes that long ago, but this isn't about me or political nonsense, this page is about CNN so here goes. CNN (Cable News Network) The cable news organization that has been providing continuous 24-hour news coverage since its inception. Founded by media mogul Ted Turner, the network has evolved significantly over the years, in my opinion, not for the better unfortunately.  CNN began broadcasting on June 1, 1980, as the first all-news television channel in the US. Its initial headquarters were in Atlanta, with a staff of around 300 employees. Since then, CNN has grown exponentially, expanding its presence and now has approximately 4,000 employees worldwide. It's now owned by CNN Global, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery. Turner Broadcasting System initially owned CNN until it merged with Time Warner in 1996. After several structural changes and the acquisition of Time Warner by AT&T in 2018, Warner Bros. Discovery  became CNN's parent company in 2022. Let's talk ratings, CNN has touted maintaining a steady viewership with an average of around 1 million viewers daily. However, ratings fluctuate depending on the current events and political climate. Overall in a recent month stack up of the big three cable news channels it looked like this in prime time:  Total Viewers: Fox News 2,262,000 MSNBC 1,165,000 CNN 587,000 But wait, there's more, CNN, which proclaims itself as "the most trusted name in news," drew just 83,000 viewers aged 25 to 54 during the week of May 13-19 from 8 to 11 p.m. -- its lowest-rated week since 1991, according to Nielsen. Rut Roh  Aside for arguably being a major catalyst for the "fake news" moniker, and making some really pour leadership and host choices it's not all their fault thanks to social media and a younger audience for news. Don't take my word for it, CNN actually posted a story, on their website, that according to the Nielsen Company in May 2024, that they maintain the youngest audience in cable in May with a median age of 67 years, 4 years younger than MSNBC (71) and 3 years younger than Fox News. Yikes!!! As for social media, Tucker Carlson, who was fired by Fox News, where his average show numbers were around 3 million, but on only his second episode of 8pm news on X, formerly Twitter, had over 54 million views. So yeah, in my opinion, age and social media is killing cable news in general.  Bottom line: It's not the same as those screens we used to watch at airports, bars, casinos, etc.  especially since CNN Airport Network shut down nationwide at the end of March 2022, ending that 30-year run. The demise if cable news has been predicted for years but I reference a Politico article "Old People Love Cable News -- and They Vote" stating that the predictions of cable news' demise are dead wrong. We'll see.