Arts and Entertainment

Ted Simons, managing editor and host of “Arizona Horizon,” was named Best TV Host of 2017 by Phoenix New Times. The magazine recognized Simons because, they say, he “digs deep […]

“American Masters” draws on the rich palette of Poe’s evocative imagery to tell the real story of the notorious author in a new documentary, “Edgar Allan Poe: Buried Alive.”

When he was a child in the small Arizona border town of Nogales, ASU Regents’ Professor Alberto Rios saw a poem written on the wall separating the United States and Mexico. Today, his own poem, “Border Lines,” is inscribed in glass at the Nogales-Mariposa Port of Entry.

Save your Friday nights this fall for brilliant music, dance and theater from “Great Performances” and “Live from Lincoln Center.”

American Graduate Day is a public media initiative to keep American youth on track to a high school diploma and beyond.

The new season of “Ask This Old House,” premiering Saturday, Oct. 7, at 9 a.m., features several Valley homeowners.

Catch new episodes every Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

Professor Gates and his team of genealogists and geneticists continue to unearth the family histories of popular figures who are helping to shape our national identity.

“The Ruff Ruffman Show,” a new animated digital series, helps kids ages 4-8 learn core science concepts through videos, game-play and hands-on activities.

Sesame Street’s newest Muppet character, Julia, is a curious little girl who has autism. And the artist who portrays her is one of our own: Phoenix-based puppeteer Stacey Gordon.