The game, played on national television, showcased the depth of the officiating mess.
Belgrade television showcased terribly mutilated bodies during the Bosnian war, which newscasters described as Serbs butchered by Muslims.
Mr. David, who's been on "The Tonight Show" and had a television showcase, "Comedy Central Presents Jim David," is a tirelessly gregarious trouper.
Goldie performed regularly on US radio and television showcases, such as Louisiana Hayride, Ozark Jubilee and, crucially, the Grand Ole Opry.
"Game of Thrones," based on the best-selling series of novels "A Song of Ice and Fire" by George R. R. Martin, may be the biggest television showcase for an invented language.
The debate is whether conference tournaments are necessary competitive events or primarily a means to provide additional financing and television showcases at a time when the vast majority of colleges are losing money on athletics.
By Joshua Yaffa November 7, 2017 On the centenary of the Bolshevik Revolution, a lavish, big-budget series on state-run Russian television showcases Leon Trotsky's life but warns of the chaos that rebellion can bring.
We keep hearing from the agent Scott Boras, that paragon of humility, how much his client Alex Rodriguez has driven the continued surge of Yankees attendance, the enhanced value of their cable television showcase.
Toby Keith, who has usually received short shrift at the industry's other big television showcase, the Country Music Association Awards, is the reigning academy entertainer of the year and top male vocalist winner; he received four nominations this time.
Phil Davis Tony Yazbeckk in the part played by Danny Kaye in the movie) and Bob Wallace James Cloww in the Bing Crosby role) are a successful song-and-dance team (early on, we see them on "The Ed Sullivan Show," the premier television showcase of its time) who go way back, to their days in the Army during World War II.
