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John Oliver Blasts Alabama Law Blocking Gender-Affirming Care for Transgender Youth: “Absolutely Appalling”
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‘Barry’: Stephen Root on Fuches’ Return: “I Don’t Think He’s Planned S***”
After spending the first few episodes of season three on a Chechen goat farm, Root's…
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Juno Awards: Charlotte Cardin Dominates with Four Wins Including Artist of the Year
The Weeknd also earned trophies for best songwriter of the year and best contemporary R&B…
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Baby Yoda Makes Segment-Stealing Return to ‘Saturday Night Live’ on “Weekend Update”
Kyle Mooney slayed with new tales about Grogu's life, including his ayahuasca retreats…
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John Oliver Blasts Alabama Law Blocking Gender-Affirming Care for Transgender Youth: “Absolutely Appalling”
John Oliver took on Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey and her state’s Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection Act, aimed at transgender youth, on Sunday’s Last Week Tonight. The law made it a…
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‘Barry’: Stephen Root on Fuches’ Return: “I Don’t Think He’s Planned S***”
[This story contains spoilers for the May 15 episode of HBO’s Barry, “all the sauces.”] When, three years ago this week, we left Stephen Root’s Monroe Fuches at the end of season two of…
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Juno Awards: Charlotte Cardin Dominates with Four Wins Including Artist of the Year
Charlotte Cardin was the big winner at this weekend’s 2022 Juno music awards, Canada’s version of the Grammys, as she picked up four trophies. On Saturday night, during pre-TV awards show
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Baby Yoda Makes Segment-Stealing Return to ‘Saturday Night Live’ on “Weekend Update”
Hilariously returned to Saturday Night Live, Baby Yoda has. Kyle Mooney stole the “Weekend Update” show when he made another appearance as Grogu, aka Baby Yoda, to hype the upcoming Disney+…
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‘SNL’ Cold Open Tackles Johnny Depp and Amber Heard Trial
Saturday Night Live’s cold open on May 14 tackled Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s defamation trial, focusing primarily on the claims that Heard defecated on her and Depp’s bed. The show’s…
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HBO’s ‘The Time Traveler’s Wife’: TV Review
Rose Leslie and Theo James play a couple whose romance is challenged by his uncontrollable tendency to travel through time in Steven Moffat's adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger's novel.
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Howie Mandel on Working With Netflix and the “Scary” Future of Comedy: “You’re Not Allowed to Kid”
Howie Mandel may be feeling enthusiastic about his latest project, but there’s plenty in the comedy space that has him much less enthused. The game show mainstay, known for such broadcast hits as…
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Why Amy Schumer’s ‘Life & Beth’ Is a TV Show Not a Movie
Amy Schumer’s latest project Life & Beth has been described as “deeply personal.” But the actress-comedian didn’t just draw on her own experiences for the narrative details of the Hulu…
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‘Stranger Things’ Star Millie Bobby Brown Teases “Lots of Answers” in Season 4
As Stranger Things nears its conclusion, Millie Bobby Brown is hinting at what’s still in store for fans. The actress who plays Eleven on the popular Netflix series visited The Tonight Show…
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CBS’ ‘Fire Country’ Taps Tia Napolitano as Showrunner
CBS’ newly ordered drama Fire Country is getting a new captain. Tia Napolitano (Station 19, Cruel Summer) is joining the drama series as showrunner and executive producer. The series from…
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‘Our Kind of People,’ ‘Pivoting’ Canceled at Fox
Our Kind of People is no longer Fox’s kind of show. The network has also dropped its comedy Pivoting; both shows lasted a single season at the network. Our Kind of People, from Lee Daniels…
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‘L.A. Law’ Sequel Passed Over at ABC
ABC’s efforts to revive NBC’s Emmy-winning legal drama L.A. Law have come to an end. The Disney-backed broadcast network has passed on the sequel that featured original cast members…
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