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Things sure are topsy-turvy at WarnerMedia!
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Here's what to watch if you miss Peaky Blinders
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The Rick and Morty creator dives into the world of NFTs with his new animated comedy.
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Steve Zahn takes center stage in this drama.
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Gear up for new dramedies, competitions like The Masked Singer, and more.
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Say farewell to Tom Hanks — here's your first peek at the new Robert Langdon.
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Tennessee is a ruin. From one end of the state to the next, or at least so it seems in this episode of
The Underground Railroad ("Chapter 5: Tennessee: Exodus"),
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"It was only one piece of normalcy that we really wanted to inject into this season," executive producer Mike Richards said.
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In The Djinn, a mute kid longs to give voice to his greatest wish.
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If Evan Peters is in your show, prepare to be shocked.
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All American is back!
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Fallon will reach a decade at The Tonight Show in the years to come.
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Halston is the rare show you should definitely watch to the end.
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How many Arnold Ridgeways are out there right now?
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McCain tore into CDC director Rochelle Walensky and MSNBC's Rachel Maddow for "irrational and emotional" responses.
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Dan Harmon said "time will tell" if the episode will actually happen.
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What's next for Amalia True, Penance Adair, and their friends? First, a wait...
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Maybe if Iron Maiden or Chaka Khan had their own shiny new documentary this year, they would've made it into the Hall, too.
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Wait—did Loki say "space lizards"?!
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"I think I'm having fun and enjoying myself and then there you go. Serious s**t."
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The South Carolina teen left Idol last week after appearing in a KKK-style video that resurfaced online.
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John B and Sarah Cameron for life.
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Looks like Mare is back on the beat.
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Love ripped Hulu's upcoming Pam & Tommy miniseries, claiming the sex tape "destroyed" Anderson's life.
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Barry Jenkins is a goddamn genius.
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AT&T is spinning off WarnerMedia just three years after they acquired the company.
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This episode ended with a bang. A very shocking one.
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Amalia True's backstory finally makes sense.
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Season 2 of the FX series will make you laugh and cry — perhaps double in the show's season's finale.
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Hacks is a ferocious triumph.
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Give Amy Adams her Oscar.