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There's lots to mulva over. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents celebrity news briefs on topics including the state of the marriage of former television host Matt Lauer and his wife, former model Annette Roque, after being fired for sexual misconduct from the "Today" show; celebrity chef Mario Batali faces charges of sexual misconduct from four women; and former veejay Karen Duffy wrote a memoir "Backbone" about her living with sarcoidosis of the central nervous system.

The article lists the publication's five recommendations for summer 2017, which include concert tours of female singers such as Lady Gaga and Katy Perry, the motion picture "Spider-Man: Homecoming," and the comedy television (TV) program "Disjointed."

The article discusses the television (TV) series "The Golden Girls" and the availability to stream all seven seasons of the show on the streaming service Hulu. Topics include the show's four main characters portrayed by actresses Beatrice Arthur, Betty White, Rue Mclanahan, and Estelle Getty, the series' address of provocative topics such as AIDS, menopause, and interracial marriage, and the show's theme song "Thank You For Being a Friend" by Cynthia Fee.

The article presents a quiz related to U.S. popular culture from 2016, including the motion picture "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," super hero motion pictures such as "Suicide Squad," and the television program "Downton Abbey."

The article presents photographs of actors such as Sutton Foster and Hilary Duff from the television (TV) program "Younger" while filming on location in Montauk, New York, also known as the Hamptons.

The article discusses the first-time appearances of celebrities in the publication as they were emerging into the entertainment industry. Topics include actor Brad Pitt's appearance on June 21, 1991 after his role in the motion picture "Thelma & Louise," actress Halle Berry's appearance on August 30, 1991 regarding her role in the film "Jungle Fever," and rap musician Kanye West's appearance on February 27, 2004 regarding his solo album "The College Dropout."

The article presents television show previews, actor profiles, interviews, and other information on forthcoming television programs for 2015. These include the television shows "True Detective" starring Taylor Kitsch, "Zoo" starring James Wolk, and "The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe" starring Susan Sarandon. Other topics include reality television and set design.

The article reviews several television programs including "The Good Wife" starring Julianna Marguiles, "Gotham" starring Jada Pinkett Smith, and "Black-ish" starring Anthony Anderson.

The article presents an interview with Caitrona Balfe and Sam Heughan of the television program "Outlander." Topics include the premiere of the second half of the first season on April 4, 2015, their auditions for the show, and how the show portrays mature content such as sex and violence. Information is provided on the "Outlander" book series by Diana Gabaldon.

The article presents a list of the top twenty-five best characters from the television program "Saturday Night Live," which includes Wayne and Garth played by Mike Myers and Dana Carvey, politician Sarah Palin parodied by Tina Fey, and Stefon, played by Bill Hader.

The article presents a calendar of entertainment offerings for the weeks of January 26, 2015 -February 8, 2015, which includes the debut of the television program "Ellen's Design Challenge," the release of the music album "Brazilian Nights," by Kenny G, and the release of the film "Fury" on DVD.

The article lists the top 10 entertainment media for summer 2017, according to the publication, which include the song "Despacito" by Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee, and Justin Bieber, the film "The Big Sick, and the music album "Ctrl" by Sza.

The article reviews the true-crime podcast "My Favorite Murder" hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark.

The article presents a list of the 50 best scenes from television shows between June 2013 and June 2014, with scenes from shows including "Breaking Bad," starring Bryan Cranston; "Orange is the New Black," starring Uzo Aduba; and "The Mindy Project," starring Mindy Kaling.

The article presents a calendar of television programs for the week beginning April 14, 2014, which include "Who's Line Is It Anyway," the show "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver," and the season finale of "Scandal."

The article offers information on the twelve best new shows of 2014, which includes "True Detective," "Black Sails," and "Rake." Interviews with actors Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson are presented, along with an interview with actress Gabrielle Union of the television program "Being Mary Jane." Information is provided on "Crisis," starring Gillian Anderson.

A calendar of television programs for the week ending March 30, 2014 is presented which includes "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," "Grey's Anatomy," and "Betty White's Off Their Rockers."

From the bro to the yada yada , there's lots to mulva over when it comes to Seinfeld. Read on as we count down 12 of the sitcom's best story lines. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents a brief interview with actress and comedian Sarah Silverman in which she discusses her weekly variety television (TV) show "I Love You, Americans," which will air on the streaming service Hulu and for which she will be traveling across the U.S. for field pieces.

The article presents an interview with actor Idris Elba. Topics include his role as executive producer and actor in the television (TV) miniseries "Guerrilla," directed by John Ridley, the series' recurring theme of immigration, and his work as a director on the film adaptation of the novel "Yardie" by Victor Headley and his work as producer and star of the crime TV series "Luther."

The article lists eight memorable performances by actor John Lithgow, including his role in the 1983 film "The Twilight Zone: The Movie," his role in the 1984 film "Footloose," and his role in the television program "#rd Rock From the Sun" from 1996 to 2001.

The article discusses the career of actress, singer and dancer Sutton Foster. Topics include her role on the television (TV) series "Younger," her role in the Off-Broadway 50th anniversary revival of the musical "Sweet Charity," and her work with composer Jeanine Tesori and creator Amy Sherman-Palladino in her cameo appearance on the TV program "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life."

The article presents a script written by creator David Caspe for the television (TV) program "Happy Endings," which was cancelled in 2013, and details of the reunion of cast members including Zachary Knighton and Adam Pally to read through it together.

The article discusses the publication's 2016 PopFest, including a question and answer session with actors Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki of the television (TV) show "Supernatural," Stephen Arnell of "Arrow," Grant Gustin of "The Flash," Caity Lotz of "Legends of Tomorrow," and Melissa Benoist of "Supergirl."

A quiz on the popular culture and mass media of 2015 is presented.

The article discusses Ryan Murphy's casting of actors Edgar Ramirez, Darren Criss, Penelope Cruz, and Ricky Martin for the television series "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story."

The article discusses costume designer Michelle R. Cole's fashion styling of cast members such as Yara Shahidi, Emily Arlook, and Trevor Jackson for the television (TV) program "Grown-ish."

The article reviews the newspaper the "Los Angeles Times'" podcast on con men titled "Dirty John," by Christopher Goffard.

The article discusses tall actor Cameron Britton who is featured on the television series "Mindhunter" directed by David Fincher, and it mentions Britton's portrayal of the serial killer Edmund Kemper, as well as his upcoming role in the motion picture "The Girl in the Spider's Web."