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A day before Monday’s 78th Primetime Emmys, giddy headlines proclaimed that reigning king of basketball Jalen Brunson would be joining host Mariska Hargitay for a pre-taped intro bit. Well, it happened. We got a few seconds of the real-life pals steaming work outfits together, of all things. Then, suddenly, Hargitay was leading an “I Love…

Tom Pelphrey and Sabrina Carpenter took home hardware at the 2026 Emmys on Monday night, but it was otherwise a slow night for TV shows and stars with ties to the Philadelphia region. 

Your Apple Watch Series 12 will continuously listen to your conversations, but Apple claims it’s locked out of the audio. Here’s how the new hardware isolation works.

Jack Lowden and Sir Gary Oldman are back in Slow Horses season 6. Apple TV

ESPN today announced that Setting the Tempo, a new four-part ESPN Original Series chronicling the creation and launch of the Toronto Tempo, will premiere Sunday, September 20, with all episodes available to stream on the ESPN App and Disney+. The series will make its linear debut that evening at 8:30 p.m. ET on ESPN, with…

The biggest night in the US TV calender took place in Los Angeles on Monday, recognising the best shows of the past year.

Disney+ officially revealed Marvel’s brand-new Avengers lineup, and it’s missing key members from the team’s original roster. Marvel established the premise that the Avengers roster has never been fixed, with the lineup changing with every era, medium, and audience.

Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

“Widow’s Bay” stormed the Emmy Awards on Monday night, breaking a record for a comedy series with 14 awards, including best comedy series and three acting wins. Here’s a recap of the night’s big winners. Photo by Chloe Kern/WireImage

Entertainment heavyweight and part-time Provincetown resident Ryan Murphy is behind Netflix’s upcoming retelling of the Lizzie Borden story, streaming Sept. 17.