FXX set the record for longest TV marathon ever last year with a week and a half straight of The Simpsons, but VH1 Classic is about to top it. The network is preparing to run episodes of Saturday ...

Rather than letting VH1's programming age with the baby boomers, music giant Viacom is creating a new channel with an older demographic.

VH1 Classic is proclaiming 11-11 as the 2nd annual "National Metal Day," a day-long celebration of all things metal. The lead-up to National Metal Day begins Thursday, Nov. 1 at 8 PM*, featuring ...

Of course, VH1 Classic is a specialty channel and you have to either request it or hope it’s in your provider package, but heavy metal was being aired on a network that had dipped on the genre ...

For years, VH1 Classic was the primary music nostalgia station on TV. Classic rock movies from the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s would be shown, along with plenty of ’80s metal and new wave videos ...

It appears that the cancellation of That Metal Show was a harbinger of big changes to come at Vh1 Classic, the last holdout of old-school rock music on TV. As of Sunday, Vh1 Classic will become MTV ...

With the hope of creating a signature show like VH1's "Storytellers," VH1 Classic is bringing together musical legends with contempo stars in a concert series titled "Decades Rock Live." Series ...

VH1 Classic is betting that the artistic well has not run dry for the 1970s and '80s artists that fill the channel's video rotation: The MTV Network is expanding its VH1 Classics record label to ...

VH1 Classic has declared Nov. 11, 2011 (11-11-11), as National Metal Day. The music channel will celebrate with 11 days of broadcasting devoted to the hard-rock genre.

VH1 Classic Orders Pop-Culture Collectibles Show (Exclusive) The six-episode series will feature hosts and experts Gary Dell'Abate and Jon Hein exploring music and pop-culture memorabilia.

That Metal Show on VH1 has been back with a new season, and has apparently been extended to a full hour. The additional 30 minutes have made the show much more watchable. The pace is a little ...

No sooner had Bianca Coleman raved about the VH1 Classic channel in her last column than she went home and discovered it was only running until this Monday past.