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What to stream: Catch up with stars of ‘Off Campus’ before they enrolled at Briar U

It’s only been a few weeks since its premiere date, and the Prime Video series “Off Campus” is a full-blown phenomenon. Following in the steps of “Heated Rivalry” – in that both series are based on popular romance novels and feature hockey – “Off Campus” follows the ups and downs of the love lives of a college hockey team for the fictional Briar University.
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Ten galactic ways to commemorate 60 years of ‘Star Trek’

When it debuted in 1966, “Star Trek” boldly went where no TV show had gone before. Guided by creator Gene Roddenberry and his remarkable team of writers, this groundbreaking series pushed social boundaries of the era by introducing audiences to a diverse cast of alien beings and multiracial starship crew members.
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What to stream: Go on lam with cinema’s iconic road trip rebels

The new film from Adam Carter Rehmeier, “Carolina Caroline” hits theaters this week, starring Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner as a pair of lovers on the run who run scams throughout the American Southwest, conning clerks and robbing banks until they get to the inevitable end of the line. It’s a familiar tale, but beautifully made, with a great country soundtrack, and sizzling chemistry between ...
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Judge denies Bill Cosby’s request for a new trial in Los Angeles County

A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has denied Bill Cosby's request for a new trial after a civil jury recently found he was liable for $19 million in damages in a sexual assault case. Judge Bradley S. Phillips ruled Friday that Cosby did not prove there was "any irregularity" in the court proceedings that would have prevented him from getting a fair trial and that the damages awarded to his accuser were not "excessive."
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‘Dutton Ranch’ scores biggest Paramount+ launch ever

 The latest chapter in the “Yellowstone” universe is one of the biggest hits in Paramount+ history. “Dutton Ranch” scored 12.9 million viewers globally in the week since its May 15 premiere, according to a press release from Paramount on Tuesday. This marks the biggest original series launch on the streaming service ever.
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What to stream: Take a melodic spin with the music movies of John Carney

“Power Ballad,” the new film from Irish auteur John Carney, hits theaters this week, starring Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas as a songwriter and a pop star wrestling for recognition over a hit song. Carney, the former bassist for the Irish rock band the Frames, has carved out a niche for himself making feel-good music movies that hit the crowd-pleaser sweet spot, starting with his breakout film ...
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The 10 best moments from Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’

It's almost time to say goodbye to Stephen Colbert and "The Late Show" on CBS. But while he may be gone from nightly episodes on our TV screens, there are some moments from his 11-year tenure at the program that we'll never forget.
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Tom Kane, ‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ and ‘Powerpuff Girls’ voice actor, dies at 64

Tom Kane, a prolific voice actor whose signature roles included Master Yoda in a number of animated “Star Wars” shows as well as Professor Utonium on “The Powerpuff Girls,” has died. He was 64. Kane died Monday from complications of a stroke he suffered in 2020, his representative Zachery McGinnis confirmed to The Times. The voice actor’s death was announced on social media by his talent ...
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What to stream: Best of Pedro Pascal

We might not see Pedro Pascal’s face much in his performance as the always-helmeted Din Djarin — better known as the Mandalorian — in the latest “Star Wars” movie installment “The Mandalorian and Grogu.” But his voice and presence while playing the character are undeniable. In the 12 years since his breakout role on “Game of Thrones,” Pascal has become one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, but he ...
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Anderson Cooper bids ’60 Minutes’ a final goodbye

Anderson Cooper has signed off from “60 Minutes” for the last time. After two decades as a correspondent on the CBS’ news magazine, he officially ended his run Sunday night. Cooper, who also hosts a news program on CNN, announced in February his plans to leave CBS, months after an internal shake-up that followed the arrival of editor-in-chief, Bari Weiss. “Things can always evolve and change, ...
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Goldin Gig: A dream hosting position with eBay Live auctions is up for grabs

You might have caught that Netflix reality show, “King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch.” This high-stakes television series dives deep inside the workings of a premier New Jersey auction house founded and operated by CEO Ken Goldin. Known as the Godfather of his hobby, Goldin radiates a magnetic chuckle and admits to savoring the thrill of a collectibles chase. He has sold more than $1.3 billion in memorabilia from some of the biggest names in sports. That list includes Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Jackie Robinson.
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The 15 TV shows we’re excited about this summer

LOS ANGELES – If gas prices have you second-guessing a road trip this summer, this season’s crop of television series can transport you to distant lands, real and imagined, for a much lower price. Visit the American frontier, 1930s New York and the mountains of Europe. And get a glimpse of dragons, superheroes, airbenders and pro athletes while you’re at it. Either way, you’ll have an escape this summer, and that’s something we could all use these days.