25 Pieces of Merch to Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of ‘Friends’
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Collectibles that capture some of the series' most memorable people, punchlines and products
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Best TV to See in September 2019: ‘Country Music’ Doc, ‘The Deuce,’ Walton Goggins in ‘The Unicorn’
Posted in: TV FeaturesDavid Simon and George Pelecanos' porn epic ends, Ken Burns' epic story of country music arrives, and a new crime drama inspired by Hannibal Lecter
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‘Seinfeld’ Turns 30: How to Celebrate ‘The Show About Nothing’
Posted in: TV NewsTo mark the 30th anniversary of "the show about nothing," we've rounded up seven ways to celebrate Jerry, Elaine, Kramer, George, and New York City
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‘The Good Place’ to End After Upcoming Fourth Season
Posted in: TV News"Given the ideas we wanted to explore, and the pace at which we wanted to present those ideas, I began to feel like four seasons – just over 50 episodes – was the right lifespan," Michael Schur writes
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NBC Premieres New Series ‘Songland’ at Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood
Posted in: TV NewsRyan Tedder, Ester Dean, Shane McAnally joined the show's co-creators, Dave Stewart and Audrey Morrissey, to talk about the magic of songwriting
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New Series ‘Songland’ Premiere Event: Photos
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Charles Van Doren, Contestant in 1950s ‘Quiz Show’ Scandal, Dead at 93
Posted in: Culture NewsFormer Columbia professor and subject of Robert Redford's Quiz Show became a 14-week winner on Twenty-One before admitting he received answers in advance
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‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Season 6 Review: Joyfully Revived and In Its Rightful Home
Posted in: TV ReviewsIt's got a new network, but 'Nine-Nine' is as giddy, goofy and stupid-grin-inducing as ever
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Is This the Megyn Kelly Reckoning We’ve All Been Waiting For?
Posted in: Culture NewsShe's advocated for body shaming and declared that Santa is definitely white — but her comments about blackface could be the deal-breaker for NBC
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Fall TV Preview 2018: 25 Shows to Watch Now
Posted in: TV FeaturesSean Penn heads to Mars, Jim Carrey loses his mind. Lena Dunham goes 'Camping' and Matthew Weiner makes a royal comeback. This season is loaded with risk-taking, genre-busting, happy-making entertainment. Here, our picks for fall's can't-miss shows.
