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Turn on your television this Saturday and you might just spot a familiar face. Bermudian singer Twanée Butterfield is in an episode of Starz Network’s new hit series Power. It’s one of several opportunities New York City has brought her way includi...

It is probably not the way Bermudian musician Alex Marshall would have wanted to get on MTV: a painful-looking clip of an Admiralty House cliff jump gone horribly wrong. He has been on MTV before, in music videos as dancehall artist Fiyah Marshall — ...

Dear Ideas in Paget, You might enjoy free TV but I do not [‘Switch on to idea of TV licences’, Letters to the Editor, May 29]. I pay CableVision a hefty amount on a monthly basis to watch the few programmes that I like. So no, I am not interested i...

After more than 30 years on the air, David Letterman is set to host the Late Show for the final time tonight. Both he and the man he will be passing the torch to — Emmy-winning comedian Stephen Colbert — have been linked to Bermuda. Mr Letterman ente...

French broadcaster Canal+ has acquired the broadcast rights to the America’s Cup for more than 50 international territories, including France, Monaco and French-speaking Switzerland. Under the new deal, Canal+ will broadcast live racing and highlight...

VSB TV News may no longer be on television, but the programme is alive and well online. While VSB TV 11 ceased broadcasting last August due to financial constraints, the news team has been quietly producing their nightly news programme for their webs...

A reality show filmed almost entirely during a cruise to Bermuda with hit 1980s and ‘90s boy band New Kids on the Block is now airing on US television. Rock this Boat: The New Kids on the Block, produced by band member Donnie Wahlberg, was filmed alm...

You’d never know it to look at him, but Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer turns 50 tomorrow. The Christmas special by Arthur Rankin Jr first aired on December 6, 1964 — it’s now the longest-running show in the history of American network television. The...

Like the title character of his most famous production, Bermudian animation legend Arthur Rankin Jr has gone down in history — and the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art will be celebrating this year’s 50th anniversary of the first broadcast of the ev...