How about this for the unlikeliest May-December romance of the year: The youthful, prettier-than-a-picture HDTV and the grizzled, weather-beaten (or rabbit-eared) antenna. It’s true. HDTV and… ...

Q: I'm thinking of getting a high-definition television. I have cable, but I'm not keen on paying extra for HDTV programming. I've heard that it's possible to receive HDTV signals over the air ...

The best solution is to get an HDTV antenna that can be attached to your roof, like Antennas Direct’s Clearstream 4V. The antenna has a range of 70+ miles, and can receive broadcast TV signals ...

HDTV antennae for over-the-air signals don't exactly cost a lot of money, but if you're the DIY type and would rather make your own than buy, all it takes is some spare cardboard, aluminum foil ...

Ditching your cable bill does come with a price, but not one in dollars (aside from the $25-$200 an HDTV antenna will cost you). It's an alternative, but it's a much smaller television universe.

Defy The Cable Company With A DIY HDTV Antenna. Stick it to the man. By Alexandra Ossola. Published Mar 14, 2015 12:30 AM EDT This fractal antenna can be assembled in an hour or less.