New Blood: NASCAR Rolls With the Changes in 2018
Changes come fast and furious in a sport that’s built on speed. Here’s a look at the top developments as the 2018 NASCAR season fires up Feb. 18 at the Daytona 500 on FOX: […]
Changes come fast and furious in a sport that’s built on speed. Here’s a look at the top developments as the 2018 NASCAR season fires up Feb. 18 at the Daytona 500 on FOX: […]
Hallmark Channel’s first-ever primetime reality series, “Meet the Peetes,” follows the busy and loving lives of Holly Robinson Peete and her husband, Rodney and their family. […]
The 2018 Winter Olympics take place in PyeongChang, South Korea, Feb. 8-25, as the world’s most daring athletes on ice and snow seek the glory of gold for their countries. This 2018 Winter Olympics viewers guide fills you in on the top stories of the PyeongChang Games. […]
In 2007, A.J. Jacobs charmed believers and doubters alike with The Year of Living Biblically — the Esquire editor’s hilarious, insightful attempt to follow the Good Book’s 700-plus edicts right down to the letter. And the single-fabric robes. And the sheep. And the impressive, if sort of yucky, beard. And the amused trepidation of a patient Mrs. Jacobs. Ten years later, The Big Bang Theory’s Johnny Galecki and screenwriter Patrick Walsh (2 Broke Girls, Crashing) have mined Jacobs’ book to create the warm and genuinely funny sitcom Living Biblically. The series stars Galecki’s pal Jay R. Ferguson (Mad Men) […]
Everyone with money problems, raise your hand. Everyone fed up with your money problems, raise the other hand. Everyone willing to tell someone else to stick ’em up to solve your money problems … well, we don’t really want to know. But such is the plight of Annie Marks (Mae Whitman), Beth Boland (Christina Hendricks) and Ruby Hill (Retta), the titular “Good Girls” of NBC’s new dramedy from Shondaland alum Jenna Bans. The ladies are devoted moms, each with her own cross to bear. Immature Annie’s responsible ex wants custody of their bullied daughter Sadie (Izzy Stannard), a sweet, sensitive […]
“I’ve always had a lot of fun playing characters who think they are better than they really are. I think it’s just something that I find really funny in real life,” Glenn Howerton reveals. The It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia star is talking about his new role in NBC’s A.P. Bio. His character, the vengeful and riotous Jack Griffin, is a disgraced Harvard professor who reluctantly returns to his hometown to teach high-school biology. “For various reasons, he was passed up for tenure. He believed it was some kind of internal grudge between him and his boss,” Howerton explains. “He […]
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