The 90s were a golden era for Black television, which is probably why the hashtag “black sitcoms” has over 16,000 posts on TikTok.

A new soap opera is making waves on daytime TV, and one of its stars, Tamara Tunie, reveals that the show is making history ...

Wonderfully silly and packed with nifty practical effects in that specific ’70s TV vein, The Bionic Woman is an improvement over its predecessor and a wildly fun throwback watch. One of the rare ...

The Bionic Woman star Lindsay Wagner knew she wanted an acting career early on. Born in L.A. on June 22, 1949, Wagner dropped out of college to roll the Hollywood dice and got good early notices ...

Michelle Ryan left EastEnders in 2005 to take on Hollywood, starring in TV show Bionic Woman and Doctor Who alongside David Tennant.

In short, the Bionic Woman was a ‘70s sci-fi feminist icon, a character with much more agency than many of her prime-time TV contemporaries.

From The Bionic Woman to today's cutting-edge tech, how much of the bionic dream has come true -- and what does it cost us emotionally?

From homemakers to antiheroes, TV’s leading ladies have transformed into fierce power players who dominate our screens and redefine storytelling.

Lindsay Wagner movies and TV shows began more than 40 years ago when she was cast as Jamie Sommers on the hit sci-fi TV series The Bionic Woman, which debuted in 1975 as a spin-off of The Six ...

Jaime Sommers is a normal, hard-working woman caring for her younger sister and managing a love relationship. Her life is complicated further after she is involved in a horrendous car accident ...