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Sharon Osbourne sat down with Bill Maher on Friday for her first interview since getting fired from ‘The Talk.’
What’s on TV tonight, Saturday, April 17: The new Lifetime movie “Envy: A Seven Deadly Sins Story”; the new Hallmark movie “Right in Front of Me”; “Nick News: Kids and the Impact of Climate Change” and more
Sunday, April 18 Guests on Sunday Talk Shows: “Face the Nation” on CBS; “Meet the Press” on NBC; “This Week” on ABC; “Fox News Sunday” on Fox and Fox News; “State of the Union” on CNN; “60 Minutes” on CBS
Behind the meme: How “Ladies and gentlemen ...the Weeknd” became “Ladies and gentlemen ... the weekend.”
Sharon Osbourne, who’s kept a low profile since getting booted from “The Talk,” will chat Friday on “Real Time” with cancel-culture critic Bill Maher.
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Wendy McMahon will bring a new style of management to CBS’ television stations group following the ouster of former stations chief Peter Dunn.
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Godwin becomes first Black woman to run a network news division. Her colleague CBS News President Susan Zirinsky will also leave her post.
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The longtime partners, based in Miami and Mexico City, plan to finally tie the knot. Google and SoftBank Latin America Fund will become investors.
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TV highlights for April 18-24 also include a star-studded vaccination special, the Academy of Country Music Awards and the lavish new fantasy series “Shadow and Bone.”
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Movies on TV this week: April 18: “Taxi Driver’ on Showtime; “Psycho” on TCM’; “When Harry Met Sally...” on Showtime and more
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“Mare of Easttown,” starring Kate Winslet as a Pennsylvania detective, feels like a corrective to the glamorous, shallow hokum of “The Undoing.”
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As they vie for the top prize on VH1’s Emmy-winning reality show, Gottmik and Symone discuss what makes L.A. — and its drag scene — so distinctive.
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What’s on TV tonight, Friday, April 16: “Magnum P.I.” on CBS; the season premiere of “Van Helsing” on Syfy and more
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“Moonlight” filmmaker Barry Jenkins helms a new Amazon series based on Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, “The Underground Railroad.”
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“We’re not the young kids on the block anymore,” one character says as the final season begins. But age has never been what gave the series soul.
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What’s on TV tonight, Thursday, April 15: “Top Chef” on Bravo; “Rebel” on ABC; the season finale of “Fast Foodies” on TruTV and more.
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Taylor Swift’s unusual answers in a chat with Stephen Colbert lead fans to conclude she’s rerecording her fifth studio album, “1989.” Time will tell.
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In Season 2, the streamer’s social media experiment / competition series reflects that age-old reality TV wisdom: “I’m not here to make friends.”
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The last time the subject of a gay “Bachelor” came up, it didn’t go well. TV history is littered with dating shows that have mishandled LGBTQ identity.
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CBS’ coverage of the Baylor Bears’ victory over Gonzaga averaged 16.92 million viewers, according to live-plus-same-day figures released by Nielsen.
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Executive producer Shonda Rhimes is shocked by fan reaction to Regé-Jean Page leaving “Bridgerton,” which Netflix just renewed for seasons 3 and 4.
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Eiza González became famous at 15 as the star of own TV series in Mexico. Hollywood hasn’t been as easy, even after her “Baby Driver” breakthrough. But her fight to bust stereotypes is paying off.
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She embraced the rude, the weird, the mad. Jessica Walter, always adventurousness in her acting roles, died Wednesday at 80 but left an indelible mark on TV and film.
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Andy Cohen has become a maestro of reality TV. Now he’s exploring the format’s evolution with “For Real: The Story of Reality TV.”
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