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There’s still some heat left in this summer, and while an icy glass of lemonade is a great way to cool down, for a more thorough, deep chill that sends shivers into your bones, there’s nothing better than a spine-tingling thriller TV show. Luckily, Netflix has these in spades.

Are you ready to unlock the door with the key of imagination and move into a land of shadow and substance? If so, go check out “The Twilight Zone,” Rod Serling’s groundbreaking sci-fi anthology series. This show aired on CBS with five seasons spanning from 1959 through 1964, but today you can stream it for…

As long as you don’t live in AFC West territory, you’ll be able to see the Packers’ opener on local TV.

Although there are already real-world examples of jobs being replaced by AI, the jury is still out slightly on the overall impact artificial intelligence will have on the job market — and which jobs could be AI proof.

It’s usually not that hard to tell when you’re watching a TV show that’s based on DC Comics because they typically have famous superheroes in them. Whether it’s “Batman: The Animated Series,” any of the shows in the “Arrowverse,” or HBO’s new series “Lanterns,” the presence of costumed crime-fighters typically is a good sign that…

“Reacher” may have made Alan Ritchson a major star, but the actor was already quite busy long before the Prime Video series. Even outside of the major roles on this list, he’s landed a series of charming one-off roles. He starred in the “Black Mirror” episode “Nosedive,” as the handsome, potentially closeted groom of the main character’s…

The Kardashians star gave a look inside the mega mansion she’s been building for the past six years in Hidden Hills, Calif., posing a YouTube video with a full tour of the Italy-inspired space that sits on five acres of land she reportedly bought for $15 million in 2020.

The creators of South Park have decided to officially change the name of the sitcom series for Season 29. According to the update, the name change is intended to mock the United States President, Donald Trump.

Two ASU professors are showing a very personal documentary at the Venice International Film Festival, which is taking place through Sept. 12. And they’re doing it with new technology, which allows for a more immersive experience.