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“Chesapeake Shores” is the perfect show for fans who love romance and multi-generational family drama. Based on the Sherryl Woods novel series, it centers on Abby O’Brien, a divorced mom of two based in New York, who ventures to her hometown to help her sister navigate a business crisis. However, she soon realizes that she’s more…

This month’s slate is a testament to the sheer breadth of creative visual expression emerging from every corner of Africa — from North Africa’s poignant social satires and West Africa’s record-breaking thrillers to the gripping family dramas of Southern Africa and East Africa’s acclaimed festival breakthroughs.

Apple Watch Series 12 is coming next week, launching at the September event alongside Apple Watch Ultra 4. Here are three new features rumored for Apple Watch Series 12.

To compete with ad-supported streamers like Pluto and Tubi, Sony has launched its own live TV service, built into its PS5 consoles. Unlike its rivals, Sony’s Live TV with PS5 service is now immediately accessible through the media menu across all devices in the US.

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.

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Nashville is approaching the end of its run on Netflix, with all six seasons of the country music drama set to leave the streaming platform soon. Starring Hayden Panettiere and Connie Britton, the series explores the rivalries, careers, and personal lives of performers navigating Nashville’s music scene. Viewers have a limited window to catch up…

PROVO — Lance Anderson is entering just his third season as head coach at Utah Tech, but his relationship with BYU football’s Kalani Sitake goes back much farther to Anderson’s first defensive  coordinator job and Sitake’s first full-time NCAA Division I coaching gig.

Grab pen and paper, because there are plenty of this month’s releases worth noting down. From cinema to TV series, from films straight out of the Venice Film Festival to highly anticipated streaming titles. After all, September has always been the season of comebacks — and that goes for entertainment too. So here is the…

Hulu’s newest hit show, filmed in New York City, will air its Season 1 finale Monday, Aug. 31.