There are definitely a lot fewer premieres on PBS in March than there were in February. But when the content is free and includes three returning drama series, then it’s hard to complain.

Apple Watch for kids is something parents are embracing more and more. The New York Times once reported that Apple Watch adoption is happening among children as young as five. Parents are finding ...

Just as we are concerned with kids engaging with adults or peers who might promote their engagement with substance use, the media has been described as a “super peer” with a similar influence ...

Savannah Guthrie's kids, Vale, 10, and Charley, 8, are big fans of her new children's book, "Mostly What God Does is Love You." The novel, which comes out Feb. 25, teaches kids about God's love ...

And, if Lisa has proved anything since she first became a grandma to Pandora's kids back in 2021, she has very fashionably and seamlessly taken on the role. And, we love this Nanny Pinky era for LVP.

creating educational content for kids, parents, caregivers and teachers, including iconic PBS KIDS programs such as the award-winning Arthur and Molly of Denali, digital series such as Scribbles ...

PBS is heading into the ice. The public broadcaster has teamed with Australian public broadcaster ABC on natural history series Ages of Ice. The three-part series follows the brave scientists ...

Ice Hockey in Harlem has helped hundreds of boys and girls of all ages and background to grow in confidence, leadership and academic success for 38 years — all for free. Reporting for TODAY, NBC ...

The band is now the subject of a documentary – America’s Lost Band – that will premiere on PBS. The group formed in 1964 with Barry Tashian, Bill Briggs, Chip Damiani and Vern Miller.

Meghan Markle recently unveiled her rebranded lifestyle brand, As Ever, and its new logo is packed with subtle nods to her family and personal history. The design features a palm tree encased by ...

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