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Rio’s most wanted man is running out of options in the third and final season of the Brazilian crime drama Dom.
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Broadway star Robert Hartwell hosts this show about his journey to restore a historical home.
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Garouden: The Way of the Lone Wolf somehow manages to take a story about a martial artist who can grapple with a bear in hand-to-hand combat and makes it boring.
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Projectile dysfunction.
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Here's hoping the restaurant and Carmy and Syd's partnership isn't cooked yet.
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Assuage the disappointment of Gladstone's Oscar loss with this confident, charismatic performance.
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Ashton has served as the network's Chief Medical Correspondent for 13 years.
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There aren't nearly as many cameos by the That '70s Show cast as there was in the first season. Will that let the current cast of teens become real...
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Unfortunately, the season finale has been delayed.
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BOTH protagonists are dying of incurable diseases. Will they kiss before they croak or what?
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Van Ness revealed that they and the Queer Eye team first heard about the report in December.
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You can watch the first episode of the new docuseries a week early on the Starz app!
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Just hold my hand while I come to a decision on it.
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To be continued when though?
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Each episode of this docuseries covers a different case that was solved with the help of science-based investigative techniques.
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This song helped show the beauty of Chicago.
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Justice for Andrea!
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Still no word on when the new season will premiere, though.
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The actor had some complaints to share about the network's "cheap" content strategy.
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Peacock is the official streaming home of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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Persuasive is her middle name.
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Crawford has all the details about Westwick's upcoming nuptials.
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It looks like Melania can't get a good night's rest because of Trump's debate prep.
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The third season picks up where the second season leaves off, but we all know that the show looks back as well as forward, and this season is no different.
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Emily Bader, Edward Bluemel, Anna Chancellor and Máiréad Tyers star in the costume drama based on a popular book series.
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Cobbs garnered almost 200 onscreen credits over the course of his career.
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Look alive, lizards! It's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment.
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A Quiet Place: Day One marks the third installment in the Quiet Place franchise.
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Scandalous!
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Love Is Blind and Too Hot to Handle alums get a second chance at romance on Netflix's hit dating show.
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"Create the villain, enable the villain, praise the villain, then punish the villain, for being... a villain."
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Kevin Costner's passion project is coming to theaters this week.
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Producers called their poor handling of past racial issues on the show "inexcusable."
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Ripa said the "weird" experience is "not as elegant as you think."
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Chris Nash's critically acclaimed Canadian slasher is one of the buzziest horror films of 2024.
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Both Strahan and Robin Roberts have been missing from the broadcast all week.
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The debate will be the first to take place in 2024.
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The bros are back and sicker than ever.
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Margera, who has been sober for nearly a year, plead guilty to the charges against him.
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"Aren't you allergic to grapes?" "Obviously." "How are you going to taste the wine?"
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It's no "Love Story (Taylor's Version)," but it still hits.
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"I'm thrilled with what it's become," Edgerton told Decider over Zoom.
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"That happens here all the time," he revealed in a recent interview.
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The Bear is back and we've got a new Fak.
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We begin with a sneaky post-mortem full of flashbacks that serve as both a recap and a pre-cap of how The Bear (the restaurant) came to life.
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He can do it with a broken heart. (Barely.)
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You might say Kinsey had a particular set of skills.
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Kim seems to have a major problem with Khloé being a hands-on parent.