Perhaps the most recurrent name when speaking of the inventor of television is that of the Scotsman John Logie Baird ...

Weber State associate professor Dr. Randy Hurd and his collaborator Zhao Pan at the University of Waterloo in Canada have created two new urinal designs — the Cornucopia and the Nautilus — that reduce ...

The biography “Desi Arnaz” delves into the star’s early life, his pioneering contributions to television, his marriage to ...

The one-act play by Noah Haidle stars Margot White, who appeared last year in the theater’s “A View From the Bridge” ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - “The Farnsworth Invention” is a fictionalized account about the true story of inventor of the television, Philo Farnsworth. A young self-taught genius from Idaho ...

Do you know who invented the television? Find out and be entertained at the same time as ACTORS's run of "The Farnsworth Invention" starts soon.

For fans of “A Few Good Men” and “The West Wing,” the next show at ACTORS theater is “must-see TV.”. Aaron Sorkin, the creator of those two popular productions, is also the mastermind of “The ...

In Forward Theater Company’s production of “The Farnsworth Invention,” the audience meets Philo Farnsworth (Nicholas Harazin), a boy genius from Indian Creek, Utah, and follows him as he attempts to ...

OLD SAYBROOK >> The invention of television comes to life in “The Farnsworth Invention” at The Kate running from Thursday through Sunday, Jan. 19-22. “The Farnsworth Invention” is a fast ...

Though he was not the sole inventor of television, Farnsworth helped pioneer its practical use. Despite this stature, he appeared on national television just once. And no one knew who he was.

Television was invented in a small East Idaho town. So claim the people of Rigby, who proudly hail their connection to inventor Philo T. Farnsworth, known as “the father of television.” ...

Television was invented in a small East Idaho town. So claim the people of Rigby, who proudly hail their connection to inventor Philo T. Farnsworth, known as “the father of television.” ...