MS NOW Doubles Down on Crooked Media, Adding ‘Lovett or Leave It’ to Weekend Lineup (Exclusive)
Jon Lovett's show will follow a block of other Crooked Media shows on Saturday nights.
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WorldPingMS NOW is expanding its partnership with Crooked Media, bringing political comedy show Lovett or Leave It to its Saturday lineup beginning September 12. The limited series will air in the lead-up to the 2026 midterm elections, on Saturdays at 11 p.m.
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Jon Lovett's show will follow a block of other Crooked Media shows on Saturday nights.
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WorldPingThe Telluride Film Festival has unveiled the lineup for its 53rd edition, headlined by world-premiere titles starring Andrew Scott (“Elsinore”), Julianne Moore (“The Debut”) and Kate O’Flynn (“Tender Loving Care”), alongside new films from auteurs in…
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Continuing a trend among film festivals this year, the 53rd Telluride Film Festival, which kicks off Friday and runs through Labor Day, will apparently not be featuring any big major studio releases, and instead is revealing a heavily stacked indie l…
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Julie Huntsinger, the festival's director, talks to THR about this year's lineup and tributes, as well as the state of the recently flooded Palm Theater, a 10th anniversary screening of 'Moonlight' and the "cutthroat" behavior of the other fall film fests.
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WorldPingOliver Farry is pleased to welcome Inger Andersen, Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme.
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Yuzvendra Chahal dismissed Ben Stokes with a remarkable delivery in the County Championship. The Indian spinner's magic ball left the England all-rounder completely baffled. Chahal claimed four wickets for 36 runs in a superb spell.
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