American Movie Classics (AMC), is the flagship property of AMC Networks. AMC channel originally…read moreaired classic films made before 1970, similar to Turner Classic Movies. In 2002 AMC retired the American Movie Classics name, resulting in a major shift in its programming. Now when I want to watch the very old classic movies I go the Channel called Movies TV. The problem with all of these channels is they show the same movies over and over. I've since started watching HBO, Peacock and more movies on YouTube. Three Stars for the memories.

Way too many commercials! You get to the good part and cut to a commercial...what the heck!!!read more

As long as I can remember there has been Public Television. Whatever State in the U.S. I lived in I…read morealways found excellent educational programs on my TV. These programs educated me as well as my class in the days I taught Head Start. Educational Supplies were not always available but children watched TV at home. I tried to steer families in the direction of beneficial programs. Now flash forward. I'm living on retirement funds that are not allowing me the luxury of hundreds of cable channels. I signed up for our NYC public television emails. WNET Channel 13. There's such a variety of excellent shows on. I've done some screenshots from my emails of the current shows on in October. I can't say enough about this Network and the benefits of public broadcasting. I wish I could afford to donate. I also wish I wouldn't fall asleep during the shows. Oh well! I highly recommend you tune in. Look up the network in your area. Let's all support public television and put the cable and Internet TV out of business. Or at least give them serious competition and drive their prices down. The haves can pay and the have nots remain in the dark.......

PBS just recently ran the Metallica S & M 2 concert with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra which…read moreimpressed The F'k Outta Me to the point of writing this Review. I've always been a fan of their broadcasting especially the arts and entertainment stuff they've always provided throughout the years. I will say that I used to be a member and always donated to the cause but admittedly a few years back they did lose Me. This latest move however shows that PBS has grown a set of balls and is willing to take risks which are in My opinion worth while. Consider Me back on board; go online thirteen.org or call 1.800.468.9913 This concert which was originally filmed in 2019 was supposed to be released to indoor IMAX theaters and like everything else it took a back seat to Covid. In August it was released to pop up outdoor drive in theaters where each car was charged a fee for access. This type of venue did not do this show any justice and it was not appreciated by anyone but true hardcore Metallica fans. Much like the first S & M offering it is an incredible melding of two entirely different styles of music but somehow it works and in a Huge Killer way. I got a text the night of the PBS show from My fellow Music Lover and Yelp Sister Mercedes C. who told Me about it, and again the following morning She said "Man that Shiit was Fire"!! and I couldn't have said it any better Myself. Come And Get Your Music Munch On!!

I am trying to reach Bronx 12 news for a in the Bronx on Seabury Place our landlord apparently is…read morenot supposed to be our landlord and it's fraudulently taking rent running this building on motions meaning if she doesn't like you work will not be done. Furthermore, any work that has been done it's a slap job from friends. Nobody licensed this building despair. Many units have been affected with water issues no heat hot water for over 30 years. Literally we just received the mobile boiler unit. Elevator never works. We have elderly people here that are literally stuck in their this woman has gone into units and removed people's belongings, which is an illegal eviction. She's changed locks to this building. Gave anyone a copy and that's the main entrance to the I recently survived the fire and a flood shortly after replacing what was lost in the fire, my landlord provided me with a falsified documents and in that document she wanted to raise my rent just so she can gain more money I refuse to sign. I refuse to submit that I am currently seeking a class action lawsuit as I am not the only tenant in this building and we have come together to put a stop to this. We have scaffolding around our building due to the fact someone was already a brick and there's still no work being done on this building. There's mold and several unit units that have children. Affected healthwise there's elderly people that are mistreated because they don't have a voice and God help me if I have to be that voice to make this changed and so be it. Game on I've been living here for 6+ years now there's people that have been living in these conditions for 30+ years. The staff and said of bear face here help us put a stop to this. #helpsaidtenants1555Seaburyplacebx #stopslumlordsnyc #whodoesthis #weshouldnthavetolivelikethis

I need news 12 the Bronx back. This new change up is really crappy. I miss news about my community…read moreand around the Bronx. I could care less about news from Connecticut or anything outside the 5 boroughs.

The MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) remain a platform for a voyeuristic look at the musical créatives…read moreof today with a nod to the future. These days, music videos are watched far more often online than on TV. Music videos of the rising talent makes the Video Music Awards a reliable venue for a fun and often avant garde fashion show with Artists taking risks that people young and old might avoid at more traditional award shows. The risks are a good reason to watch or in my case, glimpse the Sunday spectacle on September 7th, which included feathery pastel boas, fluffy hats, bedazzled cups, and a Labubu doll dressed as an astronautical Moon Person! This year's ceremony aired, on CBS owned by Paramount, included Ariana Grande for video of the year; Lady Gaga for artist of the year; Rosé and Bruno Mars for song of the year ("APT."); and Alex Warren for best new artist. Enjoy!

I WANT MY MTV!!!!!!! The early 80s+ anthem!…read more The "I want my MTV" campaign included ads where rock stars such as Pete Townsend and the Police would say "I want my MTV," endorsing the channel. Music Television officially launched on 8-1-1981, airing music videos and related programs hosted by video jockeys, or VJs. Martha Quinn, the "girl next door" VJ still hosts a daily show on Sirius XM Radio's "The 80s on 8" station. MTV dominated pop culture in the 80s! The first words when MTV initially aired were spoken by one of MTV's creators, John Lack: "Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll." A nod, perhaps, to the iconic, legendary Lemmy Kilmister's opening of every Motorhead show with, "We are Motorhead...And We play rock and roll!" Because of MTV, I threw teenage caution to the wind and paid for my family's cable television! This was a serious commitment in 1981. My favorite artists' videos at that time were Stevie Nicks, Billy Idol, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, the Police, Ratt (who's autograph I got when they came to Huntsville), U2, ZZ Top, and of course Van Halen (in the David Lee Roth or "Diamond Dave") days! Who can forget the iconic moment Courtney Cox was pulled onstage in the Bruce Springsteen video, "Dancing in the Dark?!" That was an adorable moment and probably a game-changer for her pending generations-long acting career! Stand out videos were Michael Jackson's "Thriller," "Billie Jean," and "Beat it"(all in 1983); "1999" by Prince in 1983; and Whitesnake's "Here I Go Again" featuring Tawny Kitaen in 1987. We were all glued to MTV on July 13, 1985, when MTV showed the Live Aid concerts (broadcasting 16 hours of coverage,) held in London and Philadelphia and organized by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise funds for famine relief in Ethiopia. The 1983 US Festival from 5/28/83-5/30/83 featured Van Halen who headlined on "Heavy Metal Day." To experience VH, my crew and I rented a hotel room (Kings Inn, S. Memorial Parkway, Huntsville - still there to this day); rounded up our 110 cameras, stocked up on fast food takeout, filled the bathtub with ice and cold bottled of Busch, and settled in to watch the show on the room's cable TV and enjoy the swimming pool. ((Good times!!)) Other than a few interesting videos in the 90s, MTV pretty much died for me in the 80s. It was a great ride, though! Thank you MTV!

I have been a fan for decades. This station was my companion during all of my morning and evening…read morecommutes. Balanced news coverage and their commentary was thoughtful and fair. I listen now on my smart speaker in my home office and enjoy it even more without the bumper to bumper frustrations. I am a sustaining member. If you like smart news and smarter commentary, take a listen.

This is my favorite radio station. Always intelligent, always witty and always original. I have…read morebeen addicted since I was in college. I recently bought a radio clock for the sole purpose of listening to NPR. "Morning Edition" gets me started. "Car Talk" makes me laugh out loud. I could do without the BBC broadcast. But I enjoy "Teri Gross," although sometimes her voice can lull me into an afternoon trance. "Science Fridays" interesting. The "Takeaway" a potpourri of everything curious. This is the one thing I want if I am deserted on an island.

I grew up on radio somehow it's more intimate than tv.I enjoy hearing joe Bartlett to this day…read more.....I hope he never retires he comes from the era when news casters were objective not opinionated.and they spoke slowly and distinctly so you really could understand what is going on in the world.Men like Edward R Morrow,Drew Pierson,and a host of others are surely missed.Glad to know a lot of young people these days are going retro and discovering what we loved

Radio Indie Pop is a fab indie radio station that streams on the World Wide Web. They are truly…read morecommerical free...unlike some "commerical free" stations that stop to tell you that this station/company you are listening is commercial free. Artists on the playlist include Wilco, Dandy Warhols, New Pornographers, Bloc Party, Stephen Malkmus, My Morning Jacket, The Shins, Sonic Youth, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Cat Power, Le Tigre, Louie XIV, Sleater-Kinney, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Libertines, The Hives, The Donnas, White Stripes, etc. Check it out...it'll make your day go by A LOT faster if you sit in front of a computer. Plus you might discover a new band!

This review is for gawker.com…read more Great Website. I have never been to New York, but I would like to go one day. When I want to know what's going on in New York and I am already done looking through the recent issue of The New Yorker I look at Gawker.com. It makes me feel like a New Yorker, lol. My favorite part is the Gawker Stalker. It shows what celebrities have been spotted and the location they were spotted at. www.gawker.com/stalker/

Gawker and Jezebel are reliably entertaining, snarky and well-written blogs, but their comments…read morepolicy is elitist and absurd. Basically the only way you can publicly post comments is if you impress the overlords/editors enough that they find you sufficiently "smart," "funny," and "engaging." See http://gawker.com/why-are-all-my-comments-grey-what-can-i-do-about-it-1623918007 for the entire list of criteria. Otherwise, much like Yelp's "not recommended" section of reviews, unapproved users' comments languish on a separate ghetto of a page that hardly anyone clicks on to open. Erecting a digital barrier to keep out the dirty masses of insufficiently-entertaining commenters is disenfranchising and alienating. Other sites manage to police their comments sections without seeming like such snooty jerks about it, so why can't Gawker do the same?