National borders are the scene of criminal activities, senseless tragedies and government-led transgressions — most famously, that of invasions and war. Here are just a few examples of the trouble with borders throughout time and place.

This week it’s all about that biscuit, ‘bout that biscuit, no treble. Biscuit is British for cookie, (but you already knew that, right?) and this week all three challenges are biscuits or biscuit adjacent.

Ready, set, the new season of The Great British Baking Show is off and running!

Find out why TV’s friendliest competition has attained near cult status in the United States. Season 3 premiere: Sunday, July 3 at 4pm on THIRTEEN.

Get to know the new international series and its inspiration, facts about the Channel Tunnel, international ferry routes, migrant issues in Europe and more.

Dads have their moments – some good, some bad, all memorable. Here are just a few. Do you have your own faves? If so, please post them in the comments section!

The open house at Thirteen’s Tisch WNET Studios at Lincoln Center on June 21 includes screenings, Q&As with filmmaker Julie Cohen, a live swing band and Lindy demonstrations by professional dancers. The evening is open to all, so swing by any time during the evening.

More must-see British drama is coming to Sunday night television, delivering everything from murder and romance to the sultry sounds of 1930s jazz.

The love of Hamilton the Musical is spilling into street parties and fitness studios (and theaters in Chicago and California). Here’s where to get your Hamilton jam on this summer and beyond.

Introducing the performers at WNET’s first Open Mic Night at 66th and Broadway. Genres include comedy/improv, music, dance, and spoken word. The studio event will be live streamed Wednesday May 18, 8-11pm.