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“Kevin Can F— Himself,” with Annie Murphy in her first post-"Schitt’s Creek” role, is an ambitious and utterly convincing combo of sitcom and drama.
TV highlights for June 20-26 include a Pride celebration with Demi Lovato and the return of the animated sci-fi comedy “Rick and Morty.”
Letters found after the death of William Morris agent Ed Limato led to the documentary “P.S. Burn This Letter Please” and untold stories of queer life.
An HBO Max intern made a mistake, and a bunch of former interns reached out with tales of their own.
Sunday Talk Show Guests, June 20: The Los Angeles Times’ Patrick Soon-Shiong and Kevin Merida on CNN’s ‘Reliable Sources’; “This Week”; “Fox News Sunday”; “60 Minutes”
For NBCUniversal, televising the Olympic Games is a marquee moment for its TV networks and a huge money-making event.
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Netflix, HBO Max and others are investing in Spanish-language content to target U.S. Latinos and Latin American markets.
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The coolheaded co-anchor survived a turbulent decade on NBC’s morning program, which is now adapting to the new TV landscape.
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What to watch Saturday, June 19: ‘Her Pen Pal’ on Hallmark; ‘Secrets of a Marine’s Wife’ on Lifetime; ‘Fight the Power: Movements That Changed America’
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The death of John Paragon, who played Jambi the Genie on ‘Pee-Wee’s Playhouse’ and helped create ‘Elvira: Mistress of the Dark,’ recently went public.
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As TikTok users discuss the separation of legitimate sex work from teenage grooming, 'Élite’ depicts a perilous mix of sex, cameras and money.
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Movies on TV this week: June 20: Alfred Hitchcock films on TCM’The Man Who Knew Too Much’ 1934 and 1956; ‘Psycho’; ‘Rear Window’; ‘The 39 Steps’; ‘Vertigo’
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Frank Bonner, who played a brash ad salesman with an affection for polyester plaid suits on the hit TV comedy “WKRP in Cincinnati,” has died at 79.
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The two comedians join Jane Krakowski, Robin Thede, Anna Konkle and Michiel Huisman for the Envelope Emmy Roundtables comedy edition. Good luck keeping up with them.
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Take an exclusive first look at ‘Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends,’ Disney Junior’s upcoming animated series aimed at preschooler Marvel fans.
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What to watch Friday, June 18: ‘Great Performances at the Met’ on PBS; ‘Charmed’ and ‘Dynasty’ on The CW; ‘Juneteenth: Together We Triumph’ on ABC
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With “Big Shot,” on Disney+, the “Full House” veteran has found the perfect part in a lovely show. Perhaps the Stamossance is already here.
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Looking for what to watch on TV? Here are the television listings from the Los Angeles Times in printable PDF files.
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Michael Cimino, who’s straight, says his “Love, Victor” role elicited homophobic comments from his family — and death threats from some in the LGBTQ community.
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Miranda Cosgrove reprises her role as webcast influencer Carly Shay almost a decade after the hit Nickelodeon series’ finale. Here’s what to know.
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This week’s episode of ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’ features a new song written and performed by pop phenom Olivia Rodrigo.
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‘The Daily Show’ host spent years working nonstop pre-pandemic. As we emerge back into the world, there could be some shifts in his priorities.
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Actors, writers, directors and executives discuss the state of Latino representation in film and TV with The Times.
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My last chance at Hollywood fame was going to live or die on Olvera Street. But overcoming the tropes wasn’t going to be easy.
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