Cincinnati's arts and culture biweekly tabloid, founded in 1994, was purchased 11 weeks after CityBeat publisher Tony Frank joined Cincinnati Magazine.

Cincinnati Public Radio's WGUC and WVXU — and four area public TV stations — will fill December airwaves with dozens of holiday specials you won't see or hear anywhere else.

The Chicago native says he’s joining WFLD-TV (Fox 32) after leaving WCPO-TV.

Here's John Kiesewetter's list of his favorite Christmas specials, and some must-see-TV events airing in December.

The actress, who got her start as a child here in plays, TV shows, commercials and ballet, considers Cincinnati her hometown.

Sinclair, owners of WKRC-TV (Channel 12), has bought 8.2% of Scripps' common stock and engaged in "constructive discussions" to acquire the owner of WCPO-TV.

Read John Kiesewetter's guide to the filmmaker's 12-hour "The American Revolution," premiering Nov. 16-21 on PBS.

The former Bengals receiver-turned-broadcaster, who died Sunday at age 80, hosted sports shows on WCKY-AM and WLW-AM before joining NBC Sports full-time and becoming NBC's No. 1 NFL analyst. He paved the way for NFL analysts Cris Collinsworth, Dave Lapham, Sam Wyche, and Solomon Wilcots.

A second feature on CBS News in seven months, and a lengthy interview in Esquire magazine, provide many insights into the career and family life of George Clooney.

The former Enquirer sportswriter delivers some gems about Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, manager Sparky Anderson, and club president Bob Howsam in his new book "My Big Red Machine: The Tales, Drama and Revelations Of A Fan Turned Journalist Covering Baseball’s Greatest Team."