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Let me be clear: I had no interest in watching this show. When I saw the trailer two months ago — back in the normal, non-COVID-19 world — you couldn’t have paid me any sum of money to sit on my couch and earnestly watch “The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart.” If this was a …
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It seems Hannah Brown saw shades of ex Jed Wyatt during Monday’s series premiere of “The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart.” Taking to Twitter, last year’s “Bachelorette,” 25, commented on “The Bachelor” spinoff, which centers around 20 music hopefuls looking for love in Los Angeles. Among the cast members, former “American Idol” contestant Trevor Holmes, …
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There is a Tiger Prince. Reality TV sensation Joe Exotic has a secret ex-wife — as well as an adult son who appeared on “Tiger King,” his former producer has revealed. “Very few people realize Joe was married to a woman years before,” producer Rick Kirkham revealed during a livestreamed Q&A session Saturday about the …
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Debby Ryan, along with cast members from the hit Disney show “Jessie,” paid tribute on Friday to their late co-star, Cameron Boyce, during a Zoom reunion broadcast on the “Stars in the House” YouTube channel. Boyce, who played Luke Ross on the series, died in his sleep in July 2019. His cause of death was …
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WORLD ON FIRE ON PBS MASTERPIECE Sunday, 9 p.m., PBS A love triangle burns at the heart of the World War II drama “World on Fire.” Harry Chase (Jonah Hauer-King) leaves behind his British girlfriend, factory worker and aspiring singer Lois Bennett (Julia Brown), to be a translator for the British in Warsaw (Prague was …
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Post sports writer Peter Botte is the author of “The Big 50: The Men and Moments That Made the New York Yankees” (available in paperback Tuesday), an entry in the popular “Big 50” sports books series. This excerpt is taken from Chapter 49: “George Costanza.” “Ruth. Gehrig. DiMaggio. Mantle … Costanza?” When the greatest sitcom …
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“NYC Prep” is joining the bandwagon of old shows that are new again, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. Today, Bravo is airing a marathon of the reality show, which originally hit the small screen over 10 years ago. In case you need a refresher, “NYC Prep” aired for eight episodes in 2009, following the antics, …
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Entertainers really will do anything to stay in the limelight during these coronavirus days, when we can’t go to the movies, theater or concerts. Some of their attempts reek of desperation, like an armpit on a subway platform in the middle of August. “Grey’s Anatomy” ended its season early, and to pick up the scheduling …
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Timothy Brown, a former NFL running back who later appeared in both the film and TV versions of “M*A*SH,” died April 4 from complications with dementia, according to reports. He was 82. Brown, who became a correctional officer in Los Angeles after retiring from acting, had been living in Palm Springs, Calif. Born in Indiana, …
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Omertà doesn’t mean anything to these former mob households. In “Families of the Mafia,” a new docuseries premiering Thursday at 9 p.m. on MTV, four Staten Island broads formerly associated with La Cosa Nostra attempt to stop their children from making the same mistakes they did. Cameras followed the wiseguys over two years, which will air …
Let me be clear: I had no interest in watching this show. When I saw the trailer two months ago — back in the normal, non-COVID-19 world — you couldn’t have paid me any sum of money to sit on my couch and earnestly watch “The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart.” If this was a …
