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Watching a film on a large living-room TV. In Luminate’s survey, those 65+ watched TV series (73%) and movies (57%) more than short-form (49%). File photo

Historically, torture scenes in pop culture signaled villainy. James Bond villains devised elaborate death traps, Big Brother tried to break Winston Smith in 1984, and the bad guys in Star Warsand Star Trek tormented heroes like Han Solo and Captain Picard. Torture was a bright line only evildoers crossed.

Conn. (WFSB) – The NFL season starts next week, and a new study finds fewer people plan to spend money on football this year

Joe Weisberg’s “The Americans” always did things right. Two KGB agents posing as regular American citizens in a nice Washington D.C. suburb while hatching various wicked Soviet espionage plans was a whopper of a premise, and it was a masterstroke to painstakingly humanize the Soviet spies — a character archetype that’s often relegated to stereotypical antagonism…

Willie Nelson urged Americans to think again when it comes to building the future.