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'Game of Thrones' wins best drama Emmy, 'Fleabag' top comedy
Plus, "Veep" star Julia Louis-Dreyfus was denied a lead actress win for the final year of her HBO comedy by an Amazon Prime newcomer.
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See the highlights from the 71st annual Primetime Emmy Awards. This year's Emmys ceremony was the first since 2003 to forgo a host.
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Four years after the British TV series' finale, the motion picture brought in an estimated $31 million in ticket sales.
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Humorists Dave Barry and Adam Mansbach are among the authors coming to Long Island for book events the week of Sept. 22-28.
See the highlights from the 71st annual Primetime Emmy Awards. This year's Emmys ceremony was the first since 2003 to forgo a host.
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Longtime News 12 Long Island chief meteorologist Bill Korbel announced on Facebook that he's retiring.
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HBO's "The Watchmen," the return of "The Crown" and Netflix's "Breaking Bad" movie are among the 50 biggest shows coming to TV and streaming services.
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What's best about "Emergence" is its cast, which includes Donald Faison ("Ray Donovan"), Clancy Brown ("SpongeBob") and Alison Tolman (TV's "Fargo").
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Smits nods that knowing nod, and smiles that knowing smile. All's right with the world.
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This is the origin story of "black-ish's" Bow Johnson (Tracee Ellis Ross, who narrates).
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However, the director of Disney's "Wreck-it Ralph" disputes her claim, saying that honor belongs to a character from his movie.
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The court conservatorship has controlled the money and affairs of the singer for 11 years.
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Plus, "Veep" star Julia Louis-Dreyfus was denied a lead actress win for the final year of her HBO comedy by an Amazon Prime newcomer.
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HBO's "The Watchmen," the return of "The Crown" and Netflix's "Breaking Bad" movie are among the 50 biggest shows coming to TV and streaming services.
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What's best about "Emergence" is its cast, which includes Donald Faison ("Ray Donovan"), Clancy Brown ("SpongeBob") and Alison Tolman (TV's "Fargo").
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Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington will screen "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie" on Oct. 11, the same day the movie premieres on Netflix.
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The fifth and ostensibly final film for Sylvester Stallone's old guerrilla soldier is a little disappointing.
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The movie stars Hugh Jackman as disgraced Superintendent Frank Tassone.
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Plus, "Veep" star Julia Louis-Dreyfus was denied a lead actress win for the final year of her HBO comedy by an Amazon Prime newcomer.
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Four years after the British TV series' finale, the motion picture brought in an estimated $31 million in ticket sales.
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Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington will screen "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie" on Oct. 11, the same day the movie premieres on Netflix.
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The fifth and ostensibly final film for Sylvester Stallone's old guerrilla soldier is a little disappointing.
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The movie stars Hugh Jackman as disgraced Superintendent Frank Tassone.
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Driver plays a U.S. Select Committee on Intelligence staffer, who spent years attempting to uncover the truth about the country's use of "enhanced interrogation techniques" in the wake of 9/11.
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The movie is a potentially thrilling space adventure that seems determined not to break a sweat.
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Melissa Benoist and Chris Wood will join performers Jane Lynch, Wayne Brady and Laurie Metcalf for a concert being livestreamed Saturday to benefit low-income migrants.
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"Far Away Places" was written by Toni three years ago, and was one of the last songs that Cornell recorded before his death in May 2017.
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LIer Johnny Farina, 78, discusses the making of the 1959 No. 1 hit instrumental song, "Sleep Walk" on its 60th anniversary.
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Concert dollars are precious, so it's important to plan well and plan ahead. Here are the must-see concerts hitting Long Island and NYC soon.
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In a candid interview with Rolling Stone, Taylor Swift said she tried to mend fences with Kanye West, but she's now done with him.
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Carrie Underwood, Dan + Shay and Thomas Rhett will also be honored as the country's top stars at the 10th annual CMT Artists of the Year television special on Oct. 16.
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Whether you're already caught up or looking for a new show to binge, here's a list of this year's Emmy-nominated series and where you can watch them before the TV awards are handed out Sept. 22.
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"Wendy Williams started this rumor, which was stunning to me," Christie Brinkley said live Thursday on CBS' "The Talk."
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The court conservatorship has controlled the money and affairs of the singer for 11 years.
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Melissa Benoist and Chris Wood will join performers Jane Lynch, Wayne Brady and Laurie Metcalf for a concert being livestreamed Saturday to benefit low-income migrants.
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"Glad we cleared up all that nonsense before we got started, so it's all good," Kenan Thompson said.
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The Tony Awards will return to the Manhattan venue for the fourth year in a row.
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Chris Soules received two years' probation for his part in the accident involving his pickup truck and a tractor with no lights on.
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"Far Away Places" was written by Toni three years ago, and was one of the last songs that Cornell recorded before his death in May 2017.
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LIer Johnny Farina, 78, discusses the making of the 1959 No. 1 hit instrumental song, "Sleep Walk" on its 60th anniversary.
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Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington will screen "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie" on Oct. 11, the same day the movie premieres on Netflix.
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Longtime News 12 Long Island chief meteorologist Bill Korbel announced on Facebook that he's retiring.
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Check out blockbusters both predictable (the "Avengers" franchise) and unexpected ("Frozen") that have the highest grosses in box-office history.
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From Oscar-winning hits to horror flicks and comedies, On Demand is jam-packed with new releases each month. See what's new now.
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Is there any foreseeable way "Game of Thrones" won't win best drama? Critic Verne Gay weighs in.
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LIer Johnny Farina, 78, discusses the making of the 1959 No. 1 hit instrumental song, "Sleep Walk" on its 60th anniversary.
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The movie stars Hugh Jackman as disgraced Superintendent Frank Tassone.
