It’s been a month since the Chicago Sports Network launched, and the Comcast blackout is starting to get real for increasingly frustrated fans.
Taylor Swift will bring her Eras Tour to Indianapolis this weekend performing three nights at the Lucas Oil Stadium. The city will likely see an economic boom.
The movie, which may be Eastwood’s finale, isn’t flashy or even entirely persuasive in its twists and coincidences. But it’s consistently absorbing.
The oldest garment on display in “Dressed in History: A Costume Collection Retrospective” dates from the 1770s, while the most recent dates to last year.
The documentary on Netflix is engrossing when she’s interviewed and unable to bluff through her discomfort. The rest of it is high-end marketing.
For Rev. Laura González, the business of being a witch is a little subversive — reflecting a female empowerment that she doesn’t see in mainstream politics — and thoroughly practical.
The Grammys, a five-decade fixture at CBS (and more recently Paramount+), will be broadcast simultaneously across ABC, Hulu and Disney+ under the new 10-year arrangement.
The Food and Drug Administration said 90 people across 13 states have fallen ill in the outbreak, up from 75 at the end of last week. The number of people hospitalized increased by five, to 27 people. One death has been tied to the outbreak.
Personable pythons, costumed cops and plenty of candy combined to draw a large crowd for the annual event in Blue Island.
From “Young Frankenstein” to “Tootsie,” she delivered so many things at once. There really is no Teri Garr type. There was, and is, only Teri Garr.