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Two weeks in a row I get a Golden Girls-related holiday! Notable Opening Nights returns next week with an essay on a show that I still need to see on Broadway.
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Two weeks in a row I get a Golden Girls-related holiday! Notable Opening Nights returns next week with an essay on a show that I still need to see on Broadway.
The fabrics in the haberdashery go technical, as the seven remaining home sewers take on man-made fabrics designed for sport and the great outdoors.
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It's party time here at the Thursday WOT post! Tonight's Top Pick is the season finale of The Man Will Burn, HBO's documentary on Burning Man. It airs at 9 p.m. Eastern. Runner-up is Lollapalooza Live Stream, Day I, happening at 5 p.m. Eastern on Disney+ and Hulu. I feel like putting on my Woodstock outfit ...
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I'll be 60 years old in a couple of hours and if anything I'm proud of that. I was in collapse a decade ago. I fought my way back. Am I in the best shape possible? Hell no. But as I'm fond of saying I can, and do! climb mountains. I'm nothing special but if I can serve as an example to keep moving forward then I'm fulfilling my mission.
Now, no presents and no cards.
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Why is no one ready! Here's what's on television for tonight, Sunday, July 26!
Our Top Pick tonight is Eons: Life and Death on Pangea (PBS App & PBS.org & YouTube, 2 p.m.). This new docuseries comes from PBS Digital Studios, an arm that might not be familiar to many but is one of the booming places in PBS' portfolio. Eons presents short-form episodes on the history of life on Earth. Now, the team has produced a 6-episode TV show. It premieres across PBS' platforms in the afternoon and will air in the evenings tonight and future evenings on some PBS stations. Don't expect the glitz and glam of a BBC Natural History Unit show, but the 4 rotating hosts are highly engaging.
Elsewhere, Proud Family signs off, Diarra is back, The Ark is still a show, the X-Men face a ghost, Ben Affleck gives his final answer, Stassi Schroeder returns to TV, and Lucky was betrayed.
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Weoponization of the Justice Department? Yeah, we got more projection. [Guardian]
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Political Discussion Welcome
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The Reflecting Pool was damaged before anyone, including the Olympian, made any contact. The no-bid work was at fault. The rest is scapegoating. [NBC] [Associated Press]
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Political Discussion Welcome
Tonight's Top Pick is Password, airing at 10 p.m. on NBC. Connie Britton is competing against Jimmy Fallon.
Tonight's Top Pick is Furious, debuting at 12 a.m. on Hulu. Starring Emmy Rossum and Lola Petticrew, it's apparently inspired by 1987's Debra Winger-Theresa Russell film Black Widow, which I've never seen.
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A man was murdered by ICE in Houston because ICE suspected he had meth in his work van. Prosecutors tested and there was no meth. The man was a Mexican citizen but lived here with no incident for 35 years. The substance was most likely table salt for a homemade electrolyte to fight against the heat wave. ICE agents may be charged. [CBS]
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The judicial pushback against Trump continues apace. [Guardian]
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Shark! Here's what's on television for tonight, Sunday, July 26!
Our Top Pick tonight is the series premiere of President Curtis (Adult Swim, 11:30 p.m. / HBO Max, Monday). It took 13 years, but there's finally a full fledged Rick and Morty spinoff -- that terrible anime doesn't count. This show follows the adventures of President Curtis (Keith David) as he deals with conflicts Rick avoids. Joining him are his chief of staff (Stephanie Beatriz) and a special agent (Jim Rash). Unlike the parent show, this one will be next-day on HBO Max.
Elsewhere, Maggie and Negan are still Dead, the Westies are still fighting over cocaine, sharks are hunted by K-Pop as Shark Week 2026 begins, the Great Food Truck Race is revved up again, John Oliver is back from hiatus, and Anderson Cooper talks to Ben Sasse.
Welcome to the Weekend in Pop Culture! Let's examine what's coming out in theaters this weekend. (Not that there's much, seems everyone's scared of "The Odyssey.")
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Nicolas Winding Refn goes all Nicolas Winding Refn over Tokyo.
What have you been watching?