Paley Center Archive Opens in Beverly Hills, Featuring "The Bear" and "Shōgun"

The Paley Center for Media's new archive at the Beverly Hills Public Library provides public access to a vast collection of over 160,000 television, radio programs, and advertisements. This marks a significant expansion of the Paley Center's presence, complementing its existing New York location. The archive's collection spans over a century of media history, offering a comprehensive look at the evolution of television and radio. The inclusion of popular shows like 'The Bear,' 'Shōgun,', donated by FX's chairman John Landgraf shows the relevance for contemporary audiences. The Beverly Hills Public Library will also feature events like discussing Stevie Wonder’s 75th birthday. The library will also feature a program for families, From Storytime to Screentime, screening shows inspired by classic children’s books.

Q: What is The Paley Archive?

A collection of over 160,000 television and radio programs, and advertisements, preserving media history.

Q: Where is The Paley Archive located?

It has locations in both Beverly Hills (at the Public Library) and New York City (at The Paley Museum).

Q: What types of programs are included?

The collection spans various genres, including comedy, drama, news, sports, documentaries, and children's programming.

Q: Can anyone access the archive?

Yes, the archive at the Beverly Hills Public Library is open to the public for free.

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