Months of planning and preparation, script writing, casting, character development, cutting-edge technology and massive computing power go into making games. To get an idea of how it all works ...

With more than 350 books published, "Goosebumps" author R.L. Stine still cherishes the joy of writing and the imaginations of ...

PBS KIDS Games is designed for children ages two to eight and includes ... Each series features a variety of apps that go with it. For example, the Numberblocks series has a Treasure Hunt-inspired app ...

Stay up to date on the latest blog posts, content, tools, and more from PBS Education! Educators and PBS Education experts share insights and tools that help you create fulfilling learning ...

And if you’re looking for some variety from Public Broadcast Service, you can always check to see the other new shows on PBS in September. You can even go back and revisit the great PBS shows to ...

The potential for AI and immersive tech to amplify our mission and impact should be a call to action for public media organizations.

October is going to be one of the busiest months of the year on PBS because of the upcoming presidential election. There are many news specials and documentaries dedicated to the election.

TV’s newest political potboiler is more erudite than “The West Wing” and more intense than “24” — and it’s coming to, of all places, PBS ... “It’s not to go for the ‘OK ...

on PBS. Harbinson will direct the first two episodes of the new series, and Faye Gilbert and David Evans will each helm two installments as well. Harbinson executive produces via Windhover Films ...

It is actually far easier to watch this first-rate “Masterpiece” mystery than to map it out: Like its predecessor, 2022’s “Magpie Murders,” this adaptation of Anthony Horowitz’s second ...

Masterpiece on PBS kicked off its 54th fall season last night, with the premiere of Moonflower Murders on Masterpiece Mystery! The series, a sequel to the beloved 2022 series Magpie Murders ...

Trump this week attacked the “Late Show” host as “not funny,” “not wise,” and ― in all caps ― “VERY BORING” after watching a PBS interview with Colbert and his wife ...