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Starting this evening at 9 EST and over the next four months, PBS will broadcast The Compl...
Last night's mid-season premiere episodes of Monk and Psych, both on the USA Network, were...
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USA Network's superb comedy-mystery series Monk and Psych return to action with new o...
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced that the FX legal drama Damages will be rel...
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced that the FX legal drama Damages will be rel...
TAC Mystery Fiction Correspondent Mary Reed reviews a classic novel by English suspense wr...
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TAC correspondent Mike Long writes about the late musician Warren Zevon, a talented fiend....
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Lee Harris, a very intelligent man who writes thoughtful books and contributes insightful ...
William F. Buckley's latest column (published in National Review Online here) is devoted m...
The NFL is making football fans around the country happy tonight by showing the New York G...
New The American Culture correspondent Mike Long has put together a very contrarian and ve...
Here's a charming Christmas program for your enjoyment: from the Charlie Chan radio series...
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Somehow I missed this year's celebration of the Great American God-Out. A group of undoubt...