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The series, from "Palm Springs" writer Andy Siara, debuts July 28 on Peacock

No work, no stress, no regrets. Why dont we just see where this takes us... NBCs Peacock has revealed an official trailer for a mysterious, intriguing

In an interview with Wired, Google engineer Blake Lemoine discusses LaMDA's biased systems. AI has a long history with racial and gender biases.

The Resort, Peacock's upcoming mystery thriller drops a release date and first looks at Nick Offerman, Cristin Milioti, William Jackson Harper, and more.

Colter is such a charismatic presence, a smart, funny and commanding force, that we’re willing to follow him anywhere.

Some history gets printed in the newspapers as it happens and other history gets put into textbooks after the fact, but once in a while, history gets made into a movie. Such is the case for an enterprising Black man from the Bay Area of California named Charlie Walker.

The actor Mike Colter imbues Charlie with cool savvy in this movie about a Black trucker in the ’70s who goes up against the white establishment.

Charlie Walker still lives in San Francisco, in Bayview-Hunters Point. Hes 88 years old. He loves the movie. Hes always the first guy in the lobby waiting for people after

Charlie Walker still lives in San Francisco, in Bayview-Hunters Point. Hes 88 years old. He loves the movie. Hes always the first guy in the lobby waiting for people after

Mike Colter plays Walker, but former Mayor Willie Brown steals the show in the movies two best scenes.