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Television has left an indelible mark on the food industry, especially in the form of competitive reality shows. Well-known shows like “Top Chef” and “Hell’s Kitchen” have elevated the culinary careers of many chefs and inspired viewers to join the restaurant industry (or just improve their home cooking). But why not bring back some older…

Few television genres are as consistently rewarding as the war drama. Armed with fascinating characters, rich historical settings, political maneuvering, and thoughtful storytelling, these series immerse viewers in conflicts inspired by real events and turbulent periods in history.

Football may not have started out as America’s pastime, but over the last few decades, it’s hard to deny that it’s become the country’s favorite sport. The stakes and strategy also lend the sport perfectly to storytelling. It makes sense that TV networks would try to find as many ways as possible to build shows around…

The “C” in NBC should stand for cancelation, as the network has a history of throwing great shows into the scrap heap when they start revving up. For every long-running hit like “Friends” and “ER,” there are umpteen gems that bite the dust after one or two seasons, robbing fans of the closure they crave.…

Did you love “My Old Ass” or “The Fallout?” You have Megan Park to thank for that, and her new series, “Sterling Point,” might just become your new favorite binge-watch.

It’s an incredible week for new TV shows to stream! This week, almost every streaming service added a big new show for you to watch right now, and the only one that didn’t has the biggest show of the summer airing its season finale.

Revisit 90s TV shows and 2000s teen dramas full of twists, turns, laughs, and heartbreak, includingThe O.C.,One Tree Hill,Gilmore Girls, andGlee

Let’s face it: It’s hard to quit Netflix. The streamer has come a very long way since we used it to rent DVDs by mail. For the younger crowd: “DVDs” were physical compact discs that we used to watch movies by inserting them into disc players. They looked like CDs. And, okay, CDs were also…

Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day may be shattering box office records, but the brand’s recent animated movies — 2018’s Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and 2023’s Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,centered on Brooklyn teenager Miles Morales as Spidey — have attracted more views across household televisions, according to new Nielsen data.

Especially considering his past work starring in movies like “Talladega Nights,” Will Ferrell is right in his element starring in “The Hawk.” The Netflix original comedy series has Ferrell play Ronnie “The Hawk” Hawkins, a golfer trying to reclaim his glory days at the professional level. With Ferrell also serving as the co-creator and executive…