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latimes.com - Mark Olsen - 6 television actors on being judged for their looks, why AI is 'lame' and more
6 television actors on being judged for their looks, why AI is 'lame' and more
Los Angeles Times

Memorizing your lines seems like such a foundational part of an actor's job that there wouldn't be much to say about it. Yet when a group of performers recently got onto the topic during The Envelope's Emmy Limited Series / TV Movie Roundtable, it…

thehill.com - William Hazelgrove, opinion contributor - Geraldo's Al Capone vault fiasco was actually the future of TV
Geraldo's Al Capone vault fiasco was actually the future of TV
The Hill

Selling books in 2026 is a tough business — almost as tough as lugging a 140-pound safe to 2135 S. Michigan Avenue at 5 in the morning in Chicago. But that is what I found myself doing on April 21 — taking a squat hunk of steel out of…

bloomberg.com - Bloomberg Surveillance TV: June 9th, 2026
Bloomberg Surveillance TV: June 9th, 2026
Bloomberg

The economy and the markets are 'under surveillance' as we cover the latest in finance, economics and investment. Listen to Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern for the top interviews from Bloomberg Surveillance Television. And join…

standard.co.uk - Mollie Davies - Best TV deals to watch the World Cup 2026 at home
Best TV deals to watch the World Cup 2026 at home
Evening Standard

Sign up for our free weekly newsletter for hot deals, best buys and expert reviews I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. The 2026 World Cup kicks off on 11 June, and while hopes…

mirror.co.uk - Yasmin Vince - Hugh Laurie apologises for drunken outburst after criticism of TV show House
Hugh Laurie apologises for drunken outburst after criticism of TV show House
The Mirror

Hugh Laurie has apologised for his rant at a review of his TV show House, explaining that he was 'slightly drunk' at the time. The actor, who played the grumpy but brilliant doctor Gregory House from 2004 to 2012, issued his apology on X. The…

independent.co.uk - Michael R. Blood - How 'The Hills' reality TV star Spencer Pratt failed in his bid to become LA mayor
How 'The Hills' reality TV star Spencer Pratt failed in his bid to become LA mayor
The Independent

Spencer Pratt, the reality television personality known for his antics on 'The Hills,' has failed in his improbable bid to become mayor of Los Angeles. The Associated Press confirmed Monday that Pratt did not secure a spot in the November runoff…

gizmodo.com - Wes Davis - Apple TVs Will Get tvOS 27 Later This Year
Apple TVs Will Get tvOS 27 Later This Year
Gizmodo | The Future Is Here

Following WWDC 2026, Apple announced tvOS 27, the next version of the software that drives its Apple TV set top box. As of this writing, though, the company hasn't yet published any material detailing the update in press releases or on its OS 27…

bgr.com - Marinel Sigue - 5 Common Problems With LG TVs
5 Common Problems With LG TVs
BGR

LG is among the top major smart TV brands based on customer satisfaction, so it's easy to assume that they'll run more smoothly and reliably than most competitors. But while that's generally true, there's no such thing as a perfect smart TV, and…

thesun.co.uk - Joanne Kavanagh - Woman who egged Simon Cowell on BGT exactly 13 years ago is a top TV composer
Woman who egged Simon Cowell on BGT exactly 13 years ago is a top TV composer
The Sun

BACK in 2013, Natalie Holt made Britain's Got Talent history when she stormed the stage and threw eggs at Simon Cowell during the live final. But fast-forward 13 years and the musician, now 43, who beamed as she pelted the head judge, 66, is now an…

thewrap.com - Lucas Manfredi - Paramount Aims to Produce 40 TV Shows by 2030
Paramount Aims to Produce 40 TV Shows by 2030
TheWrap

Paramount is aiming to produce a total of 40 television shows by 2030, with around 30 projects currently in different levels of production, according to a recent filing tied to a consumer lawsuit seeking to block its pending $110 billion merger…

royalgazette.com - Zac Hannay - Comeback of police TV series for second season
Comeback of police TV series for second season
The Royal Gazette

d3e51e8e-1b57-4fb8-8378-040dfde2436c Programme returns: the second series of Policing Paradise has started to air (Image supplied) A second series documenting the work of Bermuda Police Service has started to air on the BBC this week. Policing…

deadline.com - Katie Campione - Michael Jackson: The Verdict' & 'The Witness' Lead Netflix TV Charts
Michael Jackson: The Verdict' & 'The Witness' Lead Netflix TV Charts
Deadline

Audiences are still intrigued by Michael Jackson ‘s high-profile criminal trial, even more than two decades later. Netflix ‘s latest docuseries on the topic, Michael Jackson: The Verdict, topped the streamer's English TV list last…

variety.com - Aramide Tinubu - Prime Video's 'Every Year After' Is a Dreamy Summer Romance: TV Review
Prime Video's 'Every Year After' Is a Dreamy Summer Romance: TV Review
Variety

There can be magic to summertime, especially during the teen years. Based on Carley Fortune's bestselling novel “Every Summer After” and adapted by Amy B. Harris, Prime Video 's romantic drama “ Every Year After ”…

themarysue.com - Rachel Thomas - Arizona man recalls how much TVs cost when he worked at Best Buy. Then he sees how much a 75-inch Vizio TV costs at Walmart
Arizona man recalls how much TVs cost when he worked at Best Buy. Then he sees how much a 75-inch Vizio TV costs at Walmart
The Mary Sue

There are a few things that are lower in cost relative to inflation: cars, household furnishings, and, surprisingly, large 85-inch televisions. One man noticed that a television currently available at Walmart is the cheapest he has possibly seen…

theguardian.com - Rachel Aroesti - Brexit: A Very British Civil War review - TV has no right to be this much of a hoot
Brexit: A Very British Civil War review - TV has no right to be this much of a hoot
The Guardian

Let's get one thing straight immediately: no documentary about Brexit should be this much of a hoot. The dread many felt when the referendum result came in – a fear that reactionary populism was on the rise and Britain was entering an era of…

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