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[ad_1] Big numbers and Kendrick Lamar’s even bigger sales are expected for Bad Bunny’s latest album on this week’s Billboard chart. The long-awaited, newly released comeback to next week’s chart. “Flour Verano Sin Ti”, Puerto Rican mega-broadcast superstar Bad Bunny’s new album opens at #1 with the equivalent of 274,000 sales in the United States, …
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[ad_1] Between network, cable, and streaming, the modern television landscape is vast. Here are some of the TV series, special programs and movies that will be screened this week on May 16-22. Details and times are subject to change. Monday HOUSE OF NIGHT (2021) 19:08 on HBO. Rebecca Hall stars as a grieving teacher in …
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[ad_1] LEFT HER: A Second Chance In Life, Delia Ephron’s photo. (Small, Brown, $29.) Ephron, a screenwriter, essayist and novelist, had a new topic to write about when her husband of 33 years died: loss. Her breadth of topics widened when she was diagnosed with cancer and found love again. It is his memory of …
[ad_1] Between network, cable, and streaming, the modern television landscape is vast. Here are some of the series, special programs and movies that will be released this week on May 9-15. Details and times are subject to change. Monday BREEDERS It’s 10 PM on FX. If you’re a character played by Martin Freeman, “Sometimes the …
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[ad_1] DIAMONDS AND DEADLINES: The Tale of Greed, Deception and Female Tycoon in the Gilded Age, Betsy Prioleau’s photo. (Abrams, $30.) Prioleau brings delightful gusto into this biography of Ms. Frank Leslie, a Gay Nineties media baroness whose past is full of undercover drama and whose public life is full of scandal and contradictions. But …
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[ad_1] LEGACY OF VIOLENCE: British Empire History, By Caroline Elkins. (Knopf, $37.50.) Harvard professor Elkins, who won a Pulitzer for his history of British atrocities in colonial Kenya in 2005, “Imperial Reckoning,” here expands its canvas to describe the colossal degree of violence required to sustain the British Empire and challenges questionable allegations against it. …
[ad_1] Between network, cable, and streaming, the modern television landscape is vast. Here are some of the TV series, special programs and movies that will be screened between April 25 and May 1. Details and times are subject to change. Monday 100 DAYS YOUR DREAM HOME 8 p.m. on HGTV. Hosted by the husband-and-wife team …
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[ad_1] Between network, cable, and streaming, the modern television landscape is vast. Here are some of the TV series, special programs and movies that will be screened between April 25 and May 1. Details and times are subject to change. Monday 100 DAYS YOUR DREAM HOME 8 p.m. on HGTV. Hosted by the husband-and-wife team …
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[ad_1] RHYME’S ROOMS: Architecture of Poetry, by Brad Leithauser. (Knopf, $30.) In his manual of poetic techniques, which is also a defense of form, the veteran poet and prominent traditionalist offers sections on meter, rhyme, stanzas, and the like to explain how verse works and why we should care. “Leithauser’s approach is empirical rather than …
[ad_1] Between network, cable, and streaming, the modern television landscape is vast. Here are some of the TV series, special programs and movies that will be released this week on April 18-24. Details and times are subject to change. Monday FAMOUS IOU 9 p.m. on HGTV. Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott return for the fourth …
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[ad_1] John WilliamsAssistant Editor, Books LUCKY GAMES, Yevgenia Belorusets’s photo. Translated by Eugene Ostashevsky. (New Directions, paper, $14.95.) These extraordinary stories about the effects of the war on poor women in the eastern Ukraine’s industrial region reach the English-speaking world in that region’s wide-ranging publications. But it highlighted a conflict that was overlooked when the …