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Politics Corner refuses to hear bad news. I'm at a very happy wedding. So happy that I was willing to dance to Eric Clapton with my partner. "Wonderful Tonight" but still fucking Clapton. It didn't hurt at all.
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| Trespasses |
We are, we are, the youth of the nation! Here's what's on television for tonight, Sunday, September 20!
Our Top Pick tonight is the series premiere of Trespasses (PBS, 10 p.m.). This Irish limited series explores a forbidden love between a schoolteacher/barmaid and barrister in 1970s Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Perhaps the bigger draw in this 4-episode drama is Gillian Anderson as the mom of the schoolteacher. It debuted across the pond nearly a year ago.Elsewhere, Jon Hamm is a Hostage, Sharon Horgan becomes a Youth, Jamie Demetriou was Live from London, Lioness has fallout, 60 Minutes goes to a data center, Kimora Lee has Words, David Chang takes a Detour, Kevin Hart is Cold as Balls, CBS does a VMA clip show, and John Oliver returns an Emmy loser.
Welcome to the Weekend in Pop Culture! Let's examine what's coming out in theaters this weekend.
Resident Evil
Maybe the third time's the charm for adapting the video game into a movie franchise?
The Weight
A man in 1933 is offered early release from a work camp if he smuggles gold through the wilderness of Oregon.
What have you been watching?
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| Garage Sale Mysteries |
Atta boy, Luther! Here's what's on television for tonight, Saturday, September 19!
Our Top Pick tonight is the return of Garage Sale Mysteries (Hallmark Channel, 8 p.m. / Hallmark+, Sunday). It's been more than 7 years since Lori Laughlin was dropped by Hallmark after the college admissions bribery scandal. Her Garage Sale Mysteries series ceased... until tonight. The mystery drama follows antiquer Jennifer Shannon as she solves murders. In all my years going to garage sales, I've yet to find murder.
Elsewhere, Billy Strings goes to the Limits, many balls are footed, Lifetime deals with an Ocean, Kara Swisher has News, and iHeartRadio is live.
Here are today's contestants:
- Michael Mott, a software engineering manager from Owens Cross Roads, Alabama;
- Holly Firlein, an attorney originally from Newark, Delaware; and
- Mark Ramirez, an executive communications lead from Northglenn, Colorado. Mark is a one-day champ with winnings of $20,800.
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| Mobland |
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I'm feeling like a rose.
I'm feeling like an orchid.
Here are today's contestants:
- Mark Ramirez, an executive communications lead from Northglenn, Colorado;
- Christie Ritten, an actuary originally from La Grange Park, Illinois; and
- Jen Spinoglio, a financial researcher from San Francisco, California. Jen is a one-day champ with winnings of $10,801.
This week's Notable Opening Night is Sept. 17, 1924, when My Son premiered at the now-demolished Princess Theatre.
Joe Lycett welcomes the ten remaining home sewers back to the nation’s most famous sewing room for children’s week.
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Enough is enough.
Political Discussion Welcome
Tonight's Top Pick is the series premiere of Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story. It stars Ella Beatty, who certainly has the eyes of her mother, Annette Bening.
Here are today's contestants:
- Daniel Nicastro, a delivery driver from Las Vegas, Nevada;
- Jen Spinoglio, a financial researcher from San Francisco, California; and
- Matthew Riggle, a community college math instructor from Madison, Alabama. Matthew is a four-day champ with winnings of $95,602.
It is a traditional Mexican dish, created by the Aztecs 500 years ago.
They would mash avocados with tomatoes, wild chiles and salt, using a mortar and pestle called molcajete.
It's also Mexico's Independence Day today, and I found "the most patriotic dish of the celebration" is Chiles en Nogada.
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Someone needs to invite me to a formal event. Nothing since before COVID. I'm running out of space to put things that I want to wear.
I'm focusing on first world problems because all the other problems, personal or worldly seem unsolvable at the moment. It doesn't mean that they are. Distraction can be nice.
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Glamor by Michael Calloway
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| Neagley |
Surrounded by losers, misfits and boozers! Here's what's on television for tonight, Wednesday, September 16!
Our Top Pick tonight is the premiere of Neagley (Amazon Prime Video, 3 a.m.). This Reacher spinoff follows Neagley (Maria Sten) as she finds out why a childhood friend is dead. It turns out to be a tangled web where hunters can become the hunted. Or something.
Elsewhere, Golden Axe is resurrected as a comedy, we're goin' down to South Park, the Slow Horses are on a new mission, Reacher finally reaches, PBS grabs some Ice, Route 187 has questions, a Chef becomes a Master, women can Dance, and Ian Ziering holds a Road Rally.
Here are today's contestants:
- Wesley Jalipa, a legal assistant originally from Columbia, Missouri;
- Abby Mullen, a professor originally from Greenville, South Carolina; and
- Matthew Riggle, a community college math instructor from Madison, Alabama. Matthew is a three-day champ with winnings of $72,401.
