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Whats on TV This Week: Memorial Day, Mare of Easttown and more Matt Cooper © Provided by The LA Times "The National Memorial Day Concert 2021" airs Sunday on KOCE. (Gunnery Sgt. Mark Oliva) SUNDAY "Indianapolis 500" from Indianapolis Motor Speedway. 9:30 a.m. NBC The special “Johnny Cash: The Man in Black” looks back at the life and times of the country music legend. 5 and 8 p.m. Reelz Turner Classic Movies Memorial Day weekend marathon continues with James Garner and St...

TV highlights for May 30-June 5 include the National Memorial Day Concert, specials about the Tulsa Race Massacre and the finale of "Mare of Easttown."

Der amerikanische Präsident sei im Nahostkonflikt zu still, wird kritisiert. Nun hat er sich gemeldet – Netanjahu weist Bidens Aufruf aber zurück.

The Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center hosts this live Q&A with members of Stage Left Theater, which is founded on the belief that live theater provides a mechanism for interpersonal interaction not provided by television and movies, that it should be a force for political, intellectual and social stimulation, and should be relevant to the daily lives of the audience and the players. Members discuss their work in "Words That Changed the World."

Article content “The country was so rich in the Fifties,” writes Russell Baker of the United States he knew as a young journalist. “So rich. A typical American family could afford three children, a house, two cars, three weeks at the seashore, a television set and meat seven nights a week, all on single wage-earner’s income.” What couldn’t the United States do then? Its belated entry into the Second World War had changed everything. When the Japanese bombed Pearl H...

The Examiner The decisions President Harry S. Truman made three-quarters of a century ago – and the example he set – continue to shape the country, speakers at a Truman virtual event said.  “He really is still very much a living presence in Washington, D.C.,” said Chris Wallace, a Fox News journalist and author of the recent book “Countdown 1945: The Extraordinary Story of the Atomic Bomb and the 116 Days That Changed the World.”  Wallace spoke Thursday night at the annual Wi...

These shows still exist but are less extreme: take the savvy working-class people on Channel 5’s Bargain Brits on Benefits or the benevolent nurses on Channel 4’s long-running show One Born Every Minute. But since these tempered versions of reality TV don’t satiate our need for extreme, they have left a space for more shows about the wealthy. “Punching up rather than down is perhaps less problematic,” says Dr Ruth Deller, a lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University and th...

VAntage Point Search and add WWI Veterans on RollofHonor.org Honoring WWI Veterans On April 6, 1917, the United States declared war on Germany, entering what was known at the time as “The Great War.” More than 4 million American men from across the country entered military service, 2 million served overseas, about 320,000 experienced wounds or illness, and 116,516 died during the war. More than 300,000 WWI Veterans have profiles on RollofHonor.org To commemorate the 100 th anniversary of WW...

Author and storyteller Georgette Baker will not only share some inspiring tales, shell actually get into the characters of some truly groundbreaking women at a virtual event on March 13.

Paramount+ finally made its launch on Thursday.  In addition to the likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, viewers will be able to opt for CBSs rebranded streaming service.  With Hollywood blockbusters like "The Godfather" and "Mission Impossible" to popular TV series like "Blue Bloods" and classic throwbacks like "Frasier," the newest streaming service offers an eclectic mix of programming.  Here’s a look at what other TV shows and movies Paramount+ has to offer.