Every generation has its classics, but when it comes to Boomers, they’ve got a special fondness for certain TV shows that ...

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Lena Waithe spoke with The Baltimore Sun about her upcoming play “trinity,” which premieres in Baltimore next month.

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Meet the funniest sitcom characters who made their comedic shows iconic, from The Simpsons' Homer to Friends' Chandler Bing.

The crime-fighting trio played by Kate Jackson, Jaclyn Smith and Cheryl Ladd will reunite for the 50th anniversary of the iconic TV series “Charlie’s Angels” at the Paley Center for Media’s annual ...