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this line from an op-ed might be most telling, not a word president biden said will pardon his party from a reckoning next week. this afternoon he will deliver remarks on student debt relief and heads to mexico to no word on whether he will visit the southern border. >> carley: brooke singman has more fallout from bidens speech, brooke. >> brooke: president biden will avoid the main battleground straights as he heads to new mexico and california, this trip after he blasted maga republi...

Walton Goggins and Timothy Olyphant starred in Justified for six seasons, but by the end of its FX run, the actors were not on the best of terms.

A very good book that would be excellent as the textbook of choice for law school classes about antitrust.

From Barbenheimer to ‘Anyone But You,’ social media is obsessed with movies and might just save them (if it doesn’t kill them first).

After HBO’s Tom Hanks/Steven Spielberg-produced 2001 miniseries “Band of Brothers” and its 2010 follow-up, “The Pacific,” the premium cable network put a third WWII limited series into development in 2013 that would track the air war over Europe, “Masters of the Air.” But on the way to screens, the streaming

On its 25th anniversary, David Chase, Edie Falco, and others looks back on how much the TV landscape has changed since the show made its debut.

These non-fiction books explain not only how the algorithm of life and business are changing, but who the humans are who created this world.

Editor Brian K. Mahoney talks with Columbia County-based author Peter Biskind (Easy Riders, Raging Bulls) about his new book on the rise and fall of the era of Peak TV: Pandora's Box: How Guts, Guile, and Greed Upended TV.

Carol & the End of the World is an incredible animated series about how people choose to respond to the impending apocalypse.

Peter Biskind, delving into the seismic shifts in television showcased in his book 'Pandora’s Box: How Guts, Guile, and Greed Upended TV.' Explore the future of TV post-streaming, the impact of pandemic-driven cutbacks, and the evolution of programming.