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WDAY AND WDAZ TV White House BBQ with First Lady Michelle Obama, next week on "Rachael Ray"!
"Rachael Ray" airs weekdays @ 9am on WDAY/WDAZ. Monday May 28th: Memorial Day at the Farmers Market - Were bringing the farmers market to you this Memorial Day as Chef Sam Talbot shows us the produ...
Posted on 5/24/12 at 10:53 AM
ON TV Desperate Housewives: Thanks from a (formerly) Desperate Mom!
I'm a little melancholy today. Not overly sad or distraught. Just a little wistful and sentimental. Last night I said "goodbye" to an old friend, "Desperate Housewives." Yeah, I know it's just a TV s...
Posted on 5/14/12 at 1:28 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER TV, Web cover stadium debates
Minnesotans can watch tonights House-Senate conference committee and House debates on a Vikings stadium construction proposal. The Minnesota Channel, on public television stations across the state, w...
Posted on 5/9/12 at 7:43 PM
JOE FITNESS Reality TV Guide to Losing Weight
You can't flip through the channels without seeing the next reality weight loss show. NBC's Biggest Loser, now in it's 13th season, sparked a revolution of weight loss reality shows. From celebrities ...
Posted on 2/14/12 at 10:48 AM
THE DULLUM FILE David Venable
We'll chat with QVC host David Venable next week on WDAZ News @5....
Posted on 11/11/11 at 2:48 PM
Alex Trebek: Which state has best geography whiz?
Students from every state have been competing with their knowledge of the world's geography in the National Geographic Bee in Washington. The 10 finalists this year come from Arizona, California, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Texas, Utah and Wisconsin.
By Brett Zongker , May 24, 2012
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Phillip Phillips is the new 'American Idol'
Phillip Phillips, a bluesy Georgia guitar man, was crowned the new “American Idol” on Wednesday after defeating teenager Jessica Sanchez in record viewer voting. He was the fifth male “Idol” winner in a row.
By Associated Press , May 24, 2012
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Eugene Polley, inventor of TV remote, dies at 96
Couch potatoes everywhere can pause and thank Eugene Polley for hours of feet-up channel surfing. His invention, the first wireless TV remote, began as a luxury, but with the introduction of hundreds of channels and viewing technologies it has become a necessity.
By Carla K. Johnson , May 22, 2012
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Comedy is king again on network television
The resurgence of situation comedies is the clearest trend to emerge from TV's helter-skelter week of fall schedule announcements that just concluded. ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC will have 30 half-hour comedies on the air at the beginning of next season — 32 by November — compared to 17 at the opening of a new season five years ago.
By David Bauder , May 21, 2012
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Networks playing for laughs in a big way in the fall
What’s so funny about the TV networks’ new fall schedules? Everything _ or at least that’s the hope of programmers who unveiled their new lineups to advertisers this week in New York and have gone cuckoo for comedy in a way not seen in at least 15 years.
By Scott Collins , May 18, 2012
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Longtime TV personality Charley Johnson to head F-M Convention and Visitors Bureau
WDAZ anchor Charley Johnson is quitting the TV news business to join the tourism business. The Fargo-Moorhead Convention and Visitors Bureau announced that its board had picked him as its new president Friday. His last day at WDAZ in Grand Forks will be May 31. He’ll start his new job in late June.
By Marino Eccher , May 18, 2012
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Big Ten network cuts non-sports programs, cites low ratings
The Big Ten cable network has been an unchallenged success promoting conference sports to a national audience and making money for its members. The academic programming its leaders had promised hasn't panned out.
By David Mercer and Ryan J. Foley , May 17, 2012
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Areavoices: A 'butterfly in the sky' brings back memories
I might not remember the book reviews, and I’ve long since forgotten the guest stars, but I recently realized that “Reading Rainbow” has stuck with me well into adulthood for one big reason — its highly infectious theme song.
By Areavoices , May 17, 2012
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TV PICKS: ‘Desperate Housewives’ ends 8-year run 
The week is stuffed with season finales, so many that we couldn’t squeeze them all in. But we weren’t about to ignore the swan song of a milestone show, “Desperate Housewives,” which is ending its eight-year run tonight.
By Chuck Barney , May 13, 2012
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“Aviators” films segments in Grand Forks, Fargo
Anthony Nalli is a longtime pilot, and the executive producer and one of the hosts of the popular PBS television show “The Aviators.”
But he had never flown a helicopter before climbing aboard a simulator at the University of North Dakota’s School of Aerospace Sciences in Grand Forks.
By Dave Olson , May 11, 2012
Bargain-hunters bombard Park Rapids facility in proper ‘Storage Wars’ fashion
Hubbard County got its own taste of the hit A&E show “Storage Wars” on Saturday. Hundreds of people swamped DLI Storage west of Park Rapids to participate in an auction of delinquent storage units. The auction, slated for 10 a.m., was delayed because so many bargain-hunters were trying to register for auction bidding cards. The line snaked around the storage units. Parking was scarce and everybody was hoping to hit the lottery.
By Sarah Smith , May 10, 2012
A ‘Desperate’ era comes to an end Sunday night
It was the shot heard ‘round the world _ or at least in living rooms across America. Viewers tuned to ABC on the night of Oct. 3, 2004, had barely settled into their recliners for the premiere episode of “Desperate Housewives,” when one of the show’s characters, Mary Alice Young (Brenda Strong), picked up a revolver and put a bullet in her brain.
By Chuck Barney , May 10, 2012
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‘United Stats of America’: From toilet seats to snakes
Gotta love a television show that includes an expert who says, “It’s actually safer to eat a sandwich off the toilet seat than your desk.”
The show is “The United Stats of America,” and in it the Sklar brothers, Jason and Randy, are on a mission to kill the common perception that statistics are boring
By Neil Genzlinger , May 09, 2012
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THE LIST: Tom Christensen ... 'Laramie Project' ... 'Called to Love'
Tom Christensen of Grand Forks: Grand Forks’ own Tom Christensen will make an appearance tonight on “Don’t Trust the B in Apt 23,” an ABC sitcom starring Krysten Ritter, Dreama Walker and James Van Der Beek. “Look for me as the ‘Pear Vendor’ in the farmers’ market scene,” Christensen said. Christensen, who grew up in Grand Forks and graduated from Red River High School and the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, is an actor and lives in Los Angeles. Info: www.tom-christensen.com.
By Herald Staff Report , May 09, 2012
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PBS examines Carson’s uneasy relationship with fame
He had everybody in stitches for 30 years, but offstage Johnny Carson was not the life of the party. Who he was and how he got that way will be revealed May 14 when PBS’ “American Masters” airs the documentary, “Johnny Carson: King of Late Night.”
By Luaine Lee , May 09, 2012
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