The Paley Center for MediaReviews of paleycenter.org

Extremely cool experience for anyone with interest in media history. Constantly rotating exhibits and an incredible repository of archival footage of everything under the sun. On my visit, I spent time looking through the Olympics footage and coverage collection and barely scratched the surface.Additionally, they have a VR and gaming exhibit on the 5th floor for anyone who hasn't experienced it, not fully worth it if you have extensive VR experience. For anyone wanting a better connection to history, I highly recommend a visit.

The Paley Center for Media & Paleyfest Location, formerly the Museum of Television & Radio (MT&R) and the Museum of Broadcasting was founded in 1975 by William S. Paley and this very special place happens to be an American cultural institution in New York and Los Angeles dedicated to the discussion of the cultural, creative and social significance of television, radio and emerging platforms for the professional community and media-interested public. When I visited the museum back on Saturday, October 29, 2016, I was simply amazed to see the various types of entertainment exhibits. For example, I first saw the Wheel that is used on The Price Is Right and got to Spin The Wheel! It was Fun! They also had an old setting where you can stand behind the microphone and take pictures as if You were actually on the show! In My Case: I was on the show back in the year of 2000 with Bob Barker who was the host at that time and so this did bring back memories. They also had other Game Shows there as well such as Let's Make A Deal and there was a Special Promotion for The Young And The Resless. I even got to walk on the catwalk for The Bold And The Beautiful and view the cast for "The Talk" and pose with them if I wanted to. In Addition: They also have viewing rooms where You can watch thousands of television shows from the past which is really cool! Their staff are also very friendly and knowledgeable and I definitely recommend this museum if You like television shows, the entertainment business and want to learn more about them. Thank you. Sincerely yours, Howard Paul Shore Visitor /HPS