America exhaled last night with the close of the trial of disgraced Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin, found guilty on all counts of murdering George Floyd by placing his knee on Floyd’s neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds.
But if you thought Fox’s chief pundit was going to see any justice in this outcome, you had another thing coming.
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In our latest “Rome” re-watch, a murderous deceit is exposed and deaths and departures follow.
On any other show, this hour would would have served as a season finale. But in “Rome,” there’s never too much story to tell.
And I must confess: This was the one episode I have been dreading to rewind since I embarked on this quest to revisit this rich drama.
There’s a lot of snickering going around social media in the wake of “Bachelor” star Colton Underwood coming out.
FX’s “Pose” returns for its final season on May 2, and the network has released a trailer that promises high drama, family, love, and more – everything you might expect from the utterly groundbreaking show.
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A remake in name only, CW’s “Kung Fu” (premiering Tuesday at 8 p.m.) finds a young woman trying to come to terms with her past while embarking on a dangerous quest.
And at a time when assaults against Asian Americans are at record highs, “Kung Fu’s” greatest achievement is not the impressive fight choreography but its depiction of a complicated, loving Chinese American family – one anyone can relate to.
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Mark Perigard 