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The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 6 Ending Explained: Did a sudden carriage tragedy change Oscar’s future forever?
The Gilded Age Season 3 Episode 6, titled If You Want to Cook an Omelette ends with John Adams being...
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What did Elton John say about Billy Joel? 2011 rift explained as Piano Man opens up about fallout from Rolling Stone interview
There was once some “bad blood” between Elton John and Billy Joel.
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The Last of Us season 3 confirms release window, but unfortunately it's likely going to be the last chapter
HBO’s The Last of Us has officially announced a release window for its highly anticipated third season.
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These two sitcoms never streamed in full until HBO Max paid $1.5B for them
In the heat of the streaming wars, two of television’s most reliably funny multi-camera comedies managed to dodge full-series streaming—until...
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Eric and Pam Remain True Blood's True Power Couple
10 years ago, the acclaimed horror-romance series True Blood, which was based on the Southern Vampire Mysteries book series by...
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House of the Dragon's Sex Scenes Are Unsexy by Design
In 2011, HBO’s Game of Thrones debuted with dragons, a stellar ensemble cast, and an air of unexpectedness that made...
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One South Is a Well-Intentioned But Shallow Look Into the U.S. Mental Health Crisis
The statistics are alarming: one out of 10 young adults in the United States are diagnosed with a serious mental...
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All the Juicy Details We Know So Far About Big Little Lies Season 3
The Monterey Five is coming back for another round of not-so-little lies.
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The Drama of MoviePass, MovieCrash Could Carry a Real Movie, So Let's Just Cast One
Late in HBO’s MoviePass, MovieCrash documentary, one of the talking heads — a smarmy vulture capitalist who gets way too...
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Steve Carell to Star in Bill Lawrence Comedy, Which Seems to Be All the Rage Right Now
It's been a big day already for Bill Lawrence, as Apple TV+ revealed the first look at his latest Floridian comedy Bad...
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Horror Is One of the Best Vehicles for Black Storytelling
In a landscape where art mirrors reality, certain television shows and Black creators have steadfastly used their platforms to confront...
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Hacks Peacocks in Its Season 3 Premiere, As It Should
Let’s get one thing straight: The Hacks Season 2 finale, “The One, the Only,” was never designed to be the...
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Under the Bridge Gives Us What True Detective: Night Country Wouldn't
Complicated relationships and twisted secrets are at the heart of Hulu’s Under the Bridge, and that’s not limited to just...
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The Jinx — Part 2 Gets Trapped in Its Own Fame-Themed Ouroboros
The push-pull of the true-crime genre is that, no matter how much it intends to give a voice to the...
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An American Bombing Delivers a Potent Warning About Right-Wing Extremism
The 1995 Oklahoma City bombing remains the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in U.