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HBO debuts a new version of the therapy drama “In Treatment.” And a PBS documentary looks at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Source link

“AT&T didn’t know what they were buying,” said Brian Wieser, a longtime Wall Street analyst. “The strategy underpinning” the acquisition “was probably flawed.”Mr. Wieser said AT&T deserved credit for slimming down WarnerMedia’s operations and putting money into HBO Max....

RELATED STORIES Warning: This post contains spoilers from The Underground Railroad. Just as he has for both of Barry Jenkins‘ films, Moonlight and If Beale Street Could Talk, composer Nicholas Britell provided the sweeping and emotionally wrenching instrumentals for the Oscar...

That special time of the year when the fate of our favorite shows, their storylines, and characters are all up in the year is upon us. The Rookie closes out its latest season on Sunday (it's renewed!), while The Resident...

In Salem, love is fickle. It's a soap staple for people to jump from one love interest to another, but Jake's sudden switch from kate to Gabi was eye-roll inducing. But all was not lost, as Lucas and Sami finally kissed...

Talk about intense! Blue Bloods fans have been hoping for Joe Hill to pop up again after his sudden disappearance from the Reagan family dinner table. On  Blue Bloods Season 11 Episode 15, he did just that... only to spend most...

Bravo may be deployed to Paramount+ for a possible fifth season of SEAL Team. While CBS’ military drama as well as the freshman series Clarice await word on their fates, sources say that both shows may very well migrate to...

Casualty is just one of the gems on today...There’s new romance in Casualty tonight, a look back at the life of John Lennon in A Life in Ten Pictures and Ewan McGregor plays American fashion designer Roy Halston Frowick...

If you've ever wondered whether your favorite action flicks could survive without the big explosions, the car chases, and the special effects, then Eric Silvera and Sean Kenealy's In Action is a must-watch. Using little more than a good script,...

The ’90s sitcom starring Fran Drescher has caused a sartorial sensation since all six seasons arrived on HBO Max. It is also, the writer argues, a delightful show that unlike some of its contemporaries, still feels fresh. Source link