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Sports commentator Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder’s life on and off camera is documented with his incredible rise to fame until his rapid drop-off.
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I’ve drawn upon my “Survivor” studies in order to compile a (spoiler-free) list of, in my opinion, some of the show’s most compelling seasons.
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Although there is tentative proof as to whether high-budget awards campaigning correlates to the number of golden statues won, there is something to be said about the new type of publicity shows get with viral campaigns.
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When “Star Trek: The Motion Picture” opened, it was a box office hit, showing that the years of the former television series’ syndication had gradually built up a loyal following.
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CBS’s fall slate is looking to diversify. So here’s a look, from best to worst, of CBS’s upcoming shows.
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Despite the rising influence of corporate businesses, Berkeley remains a vibrant place of rich culture and history — a place with character encapsulated by the still-flourishing independent bookstore scene.
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We are presently in a golden age of television. It would be nearly impossible for one person to sort through all of the television at our fingertips and decide what is or isn’t the best. This is where the Emmy Awards come in.
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While most heads are turned toward which shows will be nominated, there are bound to be equally as many noteworthy snubs.
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This week, both “This Is Us” and “Modern Family” deal with the lies we tell ourselves and the lies we tell the people around us. There are also arguments between mothers and daughters, one being much-needed and the other being a good example of shockingly bad writing. Keep reading to
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This week, the central story arc of “Modern Family” deals with Manny (Rico Rodriguez) finally moving to college. Yeah, Manny, the cute kid who wore his heart on his sleeve back in Season 1, is now a fully functioning adult. Anybody feel old yet?
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