Tuesday: Frontline looks at kids and the Internet in "Growing Up Online." Plus: What did you think of "Life After People" on Monday?

The man who taught science to millions of '90s kids will soon be arriving at your local movie theater

Since when is farting on a sandwich a felony? People have been grossing each other out for centuries and it's no time to stop now.

In a new PBS documentary, legendary newsman Hedrick Smith finds a groundswell of activism that's almost unnoticed

An essay about the perils of healing while female.

We love to think of "Sesame Street" as a public trust, but premium cable has more to gain from preserving it

Research shows exposure to TV can impede kids' intellectual development -- even when it's playing in the background

How suggestible are you? CBS's "Kid Nation," NBC's "Bionic Woman" and ABC's "Private Practice" aim to play you like a fiddle.

The trend of Republican legislators receiving grief from their constituents continues with Tom Cotton

Like that of JFK's revered brother, John Kerry's legacy is of heroism and service. He still needs to hone a bold campaign vision to match it.

Wednesday: Sundance airs the haunting documentary "Autism Every Day." Plus: What did you think of "Hell's Kitchen" on Tuesday?

A four-hour series examining the fall and recuperation of the bison makes us ask: Why are Americans so destructive?

From outdoor adventures to summer enrichment to computer coding, online camps keep kids learning and having fun

PBS fires host, protects kids from satire

Tuesday: HBO airs the heartwarming "Autism: The Musical." Plus: What did you think of "Bush's War" on Monday?