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NBC News Cuts Ties With Ronna McDaniel After Network Firestorm

Ms. Ronna McDaniel's brief tenure as an on-air political commentator at NBC News ended abruptly due to an on-air revolt by the network's leading stars.
NBC's decision to cut ties with Ms. McDaniel was influenced by backlash from reporters, viewers, and the network's left-leaning audience, particularly over her affiliation with former President Donald J. Trump. [ more ]
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First Asian American Bachelorette,' Jenn Tran, Cast by ABC

The Bachelor franchise casts its first Asian American lead, Jenn Tran.
Franchise has received criticism for lack of diverse representation, aiming to rectify with recent casting decisions. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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A Beloved '90s TV Show Finally Comes to Streaming

The TV show Northern Exposure had a successful run from 1990 to 1995, but was not widely available for streaming until recently.
Being out of circulation for many years affected the show's legacy, but it has now gained a new audience through streaming platforms. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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What's on TV This Week: The Curse' and the Critics' Choice Awards

Antiques Roadshow returns for its 28th season, uncovering treasures (or trash) in people's homes
Real Housewives of Salt Lake City reunion features lots of yelling, tears, and references to pop culture moments [ more ]
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5 Things to Do This Weekend

Good Grief, a film about a widower coping with loss, is receiving positive reviews for its authentic portrayal of grief.
The upcoming winter TV season will showcase attention-grabbing shows like True Detective and 3 Body Problem. [ more ]
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What's on TV This Week: RuPaul's Drag Race' and the Golden Globes

Missy Elliott and Sheryl Crowe are among the inductees in the 2023 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on ABC.
The 10th season of Finding Your Roots on PBS will feature singers Ciara and Alanis Morissette. [ more ]
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Conservative Commentators Condemn Uproar at NBC

NBC News faced internal criticism for hiring Ronna McDaniel due to her election denialism.
Conservative commentators argue NBC News reflects liberal bias. [ more ]
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The Best of Late Night, at the Movies and Beyond

The horror-thriller Late Night With the Devil starring David Dastmalchian explores the dark side of a live broadcast on Halloween night 1977.
Late-night hosts have made numerous appearances in fictional movies and TV shows, showcasing their impact on popular culture. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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The Best of Late Night This Week

Jon Stewart returns to The Daily Show as host
Super Bowl breaks television viewership record [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Jimmy Kimmel: Tom Suozzi Has Very Big Clown Shoes to Fill'

Tom Suozzi won a special election to fill a congressional seat, shrinking the Republicans' majority in the House.
Late-night hosts made jokes about Valentine's Day and congratulated Tom Suozzi on his win. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Late Night Tackles Trump's Attacks on Taylor Swift

Trump's feud with Taylor Swift could be his downfall
Swift's popularity and dedicated fan base are potential threats to Trump [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Late Night Sums Up the New Hampshire Primary

Donald Trump wins New Hampshire Republican primary
Nikki Haley vows to continue despite loss [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Stephen Colbert Prays That Trump Can Deliver

Former President Trump's civil fraud trial is coming to a close, but he will not be allowed to give his own closing argument. Late night hosts express disappointment and hope for some comedic material from Trump during the trial.
Chris Christie dropped out of the presidential race, leaving late night hosts to comment on his decision and speculate about potential endorsements. [ more ]
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Late Night Doesn't Think Trump's Good News Is All That Good

Donald Trump's civil fraud case bond reduced to $175 million from $454 million by a New York appeals court.
Highlighted late-night host comments on Trump's financial situation and character. [ more ]
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CBS Signs 5-Year Deal for Golden Globes

CBS signed a five-year deal to broadcast Golden Globe Awards, boosting the program and award show telecasts.
Viewership for award shows like the Golden Globe Awards, Oscars, Grammys, and Tony Awards has been increasing over the past two years. [ more ]
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What's on TV This Week: The Bachelor' and The Truth vs. Alex Jones'

The Bachelor finale is airing on ABC, promising a unique and surprising ending.
Grown-ish on Freeform is wrapping up its final season with original cast members and guest stars in the last few episodes. [ more ]
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Chuck Todd Questions His Network, NBC News, Over Hiring of Former R.N.C. Chair

Chuck Todd criticized NBC News leadership for hiring Ronna McDaniel, causing tension within the network.
Some NBC journalists were uncomfortable with McDaniel's hiring due to her ties to Trump and criticisms of the media. [ more ]
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What to Watch This Weekend: A Rapid-Fire Sitcom

Girls5eva is part of a category of shows related to 30 Rock with similar quality and rapid pace of jokes.
Great News, another show connected to 30 Rock, is a must-watch with only 23 gloriously funny episodes. [ more ]
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1 month ago
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The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in March

Adam Sandler shines in dramatic roles in 'Spaceman'
Guy Ritchie's 'The Gentlemen' returns in TV series format [ more ]
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Stream These 8 Titles Before They Leave Netflix in March

A wide array of big titles are leaving Netflix in March.
Jerry Seinfeld's unconventional career choices post his sitcom. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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How to Watch the Screen Actors Guild Awards 2024: Date, Time and Streaming

Netflix will stream the annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, making it accessible to a broader audience.
The SAG Awards can influence the Oscars, as many past winners have also won an Oscar. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Sex and the City Is Coming to Netflix. So What?

Sex and the City is being licensed to Netflix, allowing millions of viewers who haven't seen the show to watch it.
The idea of HBO's premiere shows being available on Netflix feels surprising given HBO's reputation for exclusivity. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Netflix Is Said to License Sex and the City' From HBO

HBO is renting out Sex and the City to Netflix for the first time
Sex and the City is part of an ongoing franchise for HBO [ more ]
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1 month ago
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Game of Thrones' Creators Look Skyward for Their New Series

The Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss chose a sci-fi series after being approached by Netflix executive Peter Friedlander.
3 Body Problem, based on Liu Cixin's trilogy, features a unique space invasion saga with a mix of science, skulduggery, and international characters. [ more ]
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Ramy Youssef: Making Sense of the World and Finding Faith (With Jokes)

Ramy Youssef's career is rapidly rising with various projects in Hollywood.
He is releasing a standup special, hosting SNL, and contemplating transitioning from TV to movies. [ more ]
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1 month ago
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Former Apple Executive to Lead Sports Streaming Service

New sports streaming service led by Pete Distad, former Apple executive
Service aims to cater to passionate sports fans outside traditional pay TV bundle [ more ]
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1 month ago
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Late Night Isn't Shocked to See Trump Back in Court

Trump faces charges of mishandling classified documents in court.
Trump claims the documents were his to do with. [ more ]
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1 month ago
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What to Watch this Weekend: A Fun Biographical Drama

Helena Bonham Carter stars in Nolly as Noele Gordon, a pioneer of British television.
Nolly delivers a story focusing on Noele Gordon's firing from the long-running soap opera Crossroads after 20 years. [ more ]
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Jimmy Kimmel Explains His Run-In (Sort of) With Trump at the Oscars

Jimmy Kimmel hilariously responds to Donald Trump criticism post-Oscars.
'Oppenheimer' wins big at the Oscars with John Cena also in the limelight. [ more ]
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What's on TV This Week: Grey's Anatomy' and 55th N.A.A.C.P. Image Awards

Lakefront Empire showcases real estate at Lake of the Ozarks. The Lionheart documentary tells Dan Wheldon's story through old and new footage. Password game show returns with Keke Palmer as host and celebrity guests. [ more ]
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The Late Show' Goes Live to Recap the State of the Union

Biden's State of the Union address humorously analyzed on late-night shows.
Comedians poke fun at the age and demographics of Congress members. [ more ]
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1 month ago
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Late Night Finds Super Tuesday Super Predictable

2024 presidential race will likely be between Biden and Trump
Celebrity influence on voter turnout [ more ]
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What's on TV This Week: the Oscars and the State of the Union

Dance competition show emphasizing careers in dance
New procedural drama series on Fox
Documentary about a revolutionary artist's missing paintings [ more ]
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1 month ago
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Te decimos como gestionar tus suscripciones a las plataformas de streaming'

Subscription fees for streaming services are increasing, potentially costing as much as cable TV.
Future increases in streaming service fees are expected due to additional changes and measures taken by companies. [ more ]
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1 month ago
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The Sunday Read: How Tom Sandoval Became the Most Hated Man in America'

Vanderpump Rules is a successful reality TV show that received an Emmy nomination.
Tom Sandoval's personal life, including the affair nicknamed 'Scandoval,' has garnered widespread attention. [ more ]
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The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Amazon, Disney+, Hulu, Max and More in March

Road House, a pulp melodrama classic, gets a remake in a new setting with an eclectic cast.
Parish, a neo-noir series based on a British crime show, follows a limo driver reluctantly dragged into criminal activities. [ more ]
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The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Amazon, Disney+, Hulu, Max and More in March

Original Road House movie gaining attention for its entertainment value through the remake
New series Parish featuring Giancarlo Esposito as the lead character debuts on March 31st [ more ]
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What to Watch This Weekend: TV's Juiciest, Glitziest Sports Show

Season 6 of Formula 1: Drive to Survive on Netflix remains engaging due to its drama and high stakes.
Drive to Survive's success has led to a trend of sports documentary series imitating its style and content. [ more ]
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1 month ago
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With Richard Lewis, Kvetching Was Charismatic

Jewish representation increased in TV in the late 1980s with characters like Richard Lewis.
Richard Lewis, known for his cranky persona on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' was a charismatic and influential figure in the TV industry. [ more ]
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Late Night Speculates About Mitch McConnell's Next Career Move

Mitch McConnell stepping down as Senate Republicans leader at 82 years old.
Controversy over a Willy Wonka-inspired event in Glasgow. [ more ]
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Jon Stewart Takes on Something Light': Israel and Gaza

Jon Stewart addressed the war in Gaza on The Daily Show.
Stewart suggested peace proposals to address the conflict in the Middle East. [ more ]
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Chris Gauthier, Once Upon a Time' and Eureka' Actor, Dies at 48

Chris Gauthier, known for Once Upon a Time and Eureka, passed away at 48 after a brief illness.
Gauthier played William Smee in Once Upon A Time and Vincent in Eureka, making important contributions to both television series. [ more ]
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Why Walmart spent $2.3 billion to buy Vizio

An income stream stretching far into the future is preferred on Wall Street over a single profit.
Vizio's approach involves manufacturers sharing revenues or ad slots with services featured in the operating system. [ more ]
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In Calling Out Tucker Carlson, Jon Stewart Reminds Us He Has (Old-Fashioned) Skills

Jon Stewart has made The Daily Show relevant again, with increased ratings and audience engagement.
Stewart's success is attributed to his skill in funny political commentary and unique approach to late-night TV humor. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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You Might Not Like What Jon Stewart Has to Tell You

Jon Stewart returned to host The Daily Show after leaving in 2015 due to Comedy Central's inability to find a full-time replacement for Trevor Noah.
Stewart's first monologue back on the show indicated that he feels free and obligated to joke about topics that may upset people. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Late Night Laments Donald Trump's Sweeping Victory in Iowa

Donald Trump won the Iowa caucuses with 51% of the vote.
The entire country is experiencing an arctic blast of cold weather. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Jeremy Allen White Wins His First Emmy for The Bear'

Jeremy Allen White wins his first Emmy for best actor in a comedy.
White's performance in The Bear has earned widespread acclaim and he thanked those who believed in him during his acceptance speech. [ more ]
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What's on TV This Week: Shogun' and The Regime'

The Voice returns with new judges Dan + Shay, Chance the Rapper, John Legend, and Reba McEntire.
Shogun, a limited series on FX, is a remake based on a novel by James Clavell set in 1600s Japan. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Opinion | Where Did the True Detective' Magic Go? To Another Show.

True Detective exemplifies the distinctive features of prestige television.
The show features an odd-couple detective duo set in a dark reworking of a traditional American genre. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Shogun' Remake: This Time, the White Man Is Only One of the Stars

Shogun, a novel adapted into a TV series, highlights diverse character perspectives.
The Shogun series reflects a shift towards more diverse storytelling in Hollywood.
The series will debut on Hulu and Disney+. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Jon Stewart Takes Notes From Tucker Carlson's Coverage of Russia

Jon Stewart addressed criticism on his return to The Daily Show after nine years by defending his jokes about President Biden and Democrats' reactions.
Stewart humorously critiqued Tucker Carlson's self-proclaimed journalism during his coverage of Russia, highlighting the discrepancies in Carlson's statements. [ more ]
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Walmart might buy budget TV maker Vizio

Walmart is in talks to acquire Vizio, a budget TV maker, in a $2 billion deal.
The acquisition would allow Walmart to compete in the affordable smart TV market dominated by Amazon and Roku. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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The Vince Staples Show' Is Part Art House, Part Home Improvement'

Vince Staples is proud of his new Netflix sitcom, The Vince Staples Show.
Staples has ambitions to make his own show since releasing his debut album in 2015. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Paramount Lays Off Hundreds of Workers

Paramount is laying off hundreds of employees as it transitions away from traditional television
The company is struggling to keep pace with streaming services like Netflix [ more ]
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2 months ago
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What's on TV This Week: True Detective: Night Country' and Doctor Zhivago'

NCIS is returning for its 21st season with a possibility of another spinoff series
The Host, directed by Bong Joon Ho, is a must-watch film that combines multiple genres [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Seth Meyers Tackles the Supreme Court's Trump Hearing

Trump claims removing him from the ballot is an attack on democracy
Meyers suggests Trump is either a pathological liar or suffers from memory loss [ more ]
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2 months ago
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What to Watch This Weekend: A Tricky Cop Show

Criminal Record is an engrossing British cop thriller on Apple TV+ that reconstitutes well-worn formats into a sleek and chic narrative.
The show features layered characters who deviate from typical cop show tropes, with Peter Capaldi bringing a patient, scary wisdom to his detective character and Cush Jumbo tapping into panic rather than professionalism for her role. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Late Night Mocks Nikki Haley's Big Loss in Nevada

Nikki Haley received only 30% of the vote in the Nevada presidential primaries
Tucker Carlson interviewed Vladimir Putin in Moscow [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Late Night Cheers the Rejection of Trump's Immunity Claim

The three-judge panel rejected Trump's arguments in a strongly worded ruling.
Trump plans on appealing to the Supreme Court. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in February

'Orion and the Dark' is an animated kids' movie with metafictional layers that may appeal to adults.
'One Day' is a romantic dramedy miniseries that covers 20 years in the lives of two classmates who struggle to become a couple. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Jimmy Fallon Reports Today's Taylor Swift News'

Taylor Swift made Grammy history by winning Album of the Year for a fourth time
Taylor Swift announced she will be releasing a new album called 'The Tortured Poets Department' on April 19 [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Grammy Audience Jumps to 16.9 Million

The Grammy Awards saw a 34% increase in viewership from last year's ceremony, with 16.9 million viewers.
Viewers are returning to live award shows after a period of slumping ratings. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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You've Just Watched the Super Bowl. What Will You See Next?

The postgame slot after the Super Bowl is highly coveted by networks due to its massive audience.
It is a strategic opportunity to debut new shows and leverage already popular ones. [ more ]
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The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Amazon, Disney+, Hulu, Max and More in February

Amazon Prime Video is adding the new series 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith' based on the 2005 film.
The documentary 'Dario Argento: Panico' is being added to the streaming service Shudder. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Gilmore Girls' Is an Endless Buffet of TV Comfort Food

Gilmore Girls continues to be a popular show, even years after its original run ended.
The show has found a younger audience on TikTok, where users share their favorite scenes and discuss the characters. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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Jimmy Kimmel Breaks Down MAGA's Super Bowl Conspiracy Theories

Supporters of former President Donald Trump are spreading conspiracy theories about the Super Bowl and Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift.
Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon make jokes about the conspiracy theories and the high price of Super Bowl tickets. [ more ]
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2 months ago
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The Results Are In: Here's What Americans Streamed in 2023

Streaming time from TV sets increased 21% in 2022 despite Hollywood disruptions.
Suits was the most-streamed show on television sets in 2023, surpassing The Office and Stranger Things. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Late Night Mocks Trump's Three-Minute Testimony

Donald Trump balances campaign events with court appearances
Trump defies judge's orders during defamation trial [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Jimmy Kimmel Processes the New Hampshire Primary

Nikki Haley won all six votes in the Dixville Notch primary.
Former President Trump spent the day awaiting the verdict of the New Hampshire primary. [ more ]
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The Netflix Pivot Is Complete

Netflix is changing its strategy by incorporating other people's movies and shows, as well as live sports, onto its platform.
The new deal with WWE to stream Monday Night Raw for the next 10 years demonstrates how Netflix is rewriting its own rulebook. [ more ]
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Netflix to Stream W.W.E.'s Raw' in $5 Billion Deal

Netflix has reached a 10-year, multibillion-dollar deal for exclusive rights to W.W.E.'s flagship weekly wrestling show Raw.
Netflix will also own the rights to stream W.W.E.'s other shows and specials outside of the United States. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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What's on TV This Week: Below Deck Mediterranean' and The Bachelor'

The Bachelor returns with a new lead, Joey Graziadei, and 32 women vying for his heart.
Below Deck Mediterranean wraps up its season of drama and preparations for the new season of Below Deck begin. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Late Night Chides Donald Trump for a Lack of Self-Control

A judge threatened to remove Donald Trump from court after he muttered disparaging comments during a defamation suit against him.
Trump believes in full immunity for the president and lacks moral limitations. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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What to Watch This Weekend: Boy Swallows Universe'

Boy Swallows Universe blends dreaminess and brutality in a youthful spin on the accidental-criminal subgenre.
The show explores the themes of violence, acceptance, and the mythologizing of one's young life. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Opinion | How the TV Industry Lost Its Nerve

The era of Peak TV is coming to an end, with fewer disruptive and groundbreaking shows expected in the future.
Netflix's success in its early days was due to its ability to define itself against traditional studios and networks. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Steven Yeun Wins His First Emmy

Steven Yeun wins Emmy for best actor in a limited series for his role in Beef
Beef also won awards for writing, directing, and best limited series [ more ]
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3 months ago
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There will be many onstage reunions for the 75th Emmys anniversary.

Several cast members from Cheers, The Sopranos, Ally McBeal, Grey's Anatomy, and Martin will have onstage reunions during the 75th Emmy Awards.
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will also be present as presenters during the ceremony. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Emmy Winners: Updating List

The 75th Emmy Awards will be held on Monday at 8 p.m. Eastern and will be broadcast live on Fox and streamed on various platforms.
HBO's Succession is expected to dominate in the drama categories, with 27 nominations for its final season. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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The Emmys Red Carpet Is Finally Here

The Emmy Awards, dedicated solely to television, is considered the small screen's biggest night.
The event will feature cast reunions and celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Emmys. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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What's on TV This Week: Emmy Awards and Fargo'

The Emmy Awards will be held on January 15th, with Succession leading in nominations.
The original Top Gun movie will air on Paramount at 8 p.m. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Jimmy Fallon Ribs Vivek Ramaswamy for Embracing Trump

Vivek Ramaswamy dropped out of the 2024 presidential race and endorsed former President Donald Trump.
Ramaswamy praised Trump for eight minutes before realizing he was giving Trump's speech. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Tom Shales, TV Critic Both Respected and Feared, Dies at 79

Tom Shales, the Pulitzer Prize-winning television critic for The Washington Post, has passed away at the age of 79.
Despite being based in D.C., Shales had significant influence over the television industry and was both praised and criticized for his sharp critiques.
Shales was known for his biting and influential TV column, 'On the Air,' which was syndicated in 59 other newspapers. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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At a Strike-Delayed Emmys, Succession' Succeeds One Last Time

Succession won best drama at the Emmys for its final season, joining the ranks of other acclaimed dramas
The Bear won best comedy, beating out two-time winner Ted Lasso [ more ]
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3 months ago
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John Oliver Changes Categories but Keeps Winning

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver wins scripted variety series at the Emmys
The show was placed in the same category as Saturday Night Live [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Happy Days' Got Us Unstuck in Time

Happy Days was not just a TV show, but a cultural phenomenon that has been passed down through generations.
Pop-culture nostalgia is cyclic, with periods of innocence and fun being followed by periods of fear and confusion. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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The Curse' Ending: What Just Happened?

The first season of The Curse concluded with an audaciously unpredictable ending that left viewers confused and intrigued.
The show explores religious themes and features a sublime and inscrutable performance by Emma Stone. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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The Curse' Season 1 Finale Recap: Things Are Looking Up

The final episode of The Curse is described as one of the most bonkers and baffling episodes of television that challenges the norms of what TV can do.
The episode ends with the character Asher being literally sucked into space, floating above the Earth into the stars. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Peacock Enters Uncharted Waters by Streaming N.F.L. Playoff Game

NBCUniversal is streaming a National Football League playoff game exclusively on its streaming service, Peacock.
There is pressure for Peacock to handle the high traffic surge without any technical issues. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Pat McAfee's On-Air Slams of ESPN Executive Show a Network Power Shift

ESPN's corporate culture is undergoing a seismic shift as it transforms from a television company to a streaming company.
In the past, ESPN fired employees who clashed with executives, but recently a star employee was not punished for criticizing a powerful executive. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Late Night Recaps Donald Trump's Latest Day in Court

Former President Donald Trump attended a court hearing in Washington, D.C., where his lawyer argued for presidential immunity for the violent overthrow of the government.
Trump spends so much time in court that the sketch artists are running out of orange pastels.
During the hearing, Trump appeared visibly agitated and his lawyer handed him an iPad playing his favorite episode of Bluey. [ more ]
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Golden Globes Draws 9.4 Million Viewers

The Golden Globes had an average of 9.4 million viewers, an increase from last year but significantly lower than previous years.
The pandemic and the scandal surrounding the organization administering the Globes have impacted its ratings and the ability to find a streaming service to pick up the rights. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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What Winning a Golden Globe Looks Like

Lily Gladstone and Billie Eilish give acceptance speeches at the Golden Globes
Ayo Edebiri expresses gratitude to assistants and email responders [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Ali Wong Makes History as a Best Actress Winner

Ali Wong becomes first actress of Asian descent to win Golden Globe
Series Beef receives praise for its complexity and relatability [ more ]
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The Bear' Wins Best Comedy at the Golden Globes

The Bear won the Golden Globe for Best Comedy, beating out Ted Lasso and Abbott Elementary.
Despite being more dramatic than comedic, The Bear's unique blend of heart and dark humor earned it a spot in the comedy category. [ more ]
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How to Watch the Golden Globes 2024: Date, Time and Streaming

The Golden Globes are making a comeback after controversy and changes in leadership.
The ceremony will be broadcasted on CBS and can be streamed on the CBS app and Paramount+. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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What to Watch This Weekend: Catch Up on The Curse'

The Curse is a nightmare-tinted drama about aspiring HGTV hosts.
The show explores the self-imposed reality of imagination and the surreal nature of taking ideas out of one's head. [ more ]
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3 months ago
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30 Shows to Watch This Winter

Is it a delayed effect of the writers' and actors' strikes?
The Year of the Dragon?
Climate change?
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The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Apple TV+, Disney+, Max and More in January

Streaming services are adding promising new titles in January
Expats' and Monsieur Spade are two recommended titles to watch [ more ]
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3 months ago
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Do You Know These Worlds Built by Fantasy Authors?

Key families in Westeros: Stark, Lannister [ more ]
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