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This article from Variety presents a list of the 100 greatest TV shows of all time, compiled by Variety staff and contributors. The list includes a diverse range of shows, from classics to more recent hits, highlighting their quality and cultural impact. The article specifically highlights the shows "The Office," "Orange Is the New Black," "Thirtysomething," and "A Different World" as examples of influential and groundbreaking series. Each show is described briefly, emphasizing their unique storytelling styles and their ability to tackle important social issues. The article aims to showcase the wide range of genres and themes explored in television and their lasting impact on popular culture. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents popular culture and cultural industries news briefs, along with several quotes and statistics, and a brief interview with rhythm and blues (R&B) singer Jason Derulo. Actor Bob Saget plans to reprise his role as the character Danny Tanner in a revival of the television series "Full House." Singer Mariah Carey's views about her experiences as a judge on the reality singing program "American Idol" are mentioned, along with Derulo's music release "Everything is 4."

The article presents popular culture and cultural industries news briefs, along with several quotes and statistics, and a brief interview with singer Fergie. The Walt Disney Co. entertainment company announced that it plans to release a fourth animated "Toy Story" film in 2017. Toy company Heroebuilders.com began selling an Ebola-free nurse doll which resembles the real-life nurse Kaci Hickox. Fergie's music release "L.A. Love (La La)" is mentioned, along with rapper Iggy Azalea's rap style.

The article presents updates on popular culture relevant to gay people. It describes a scene from François Ozon's film "In the House," starring Fabrice Luchini and Kristin Scott Thomas. The duo of Mike Milosh and Robin Hannibal will release their debut album "Woman." Zosia Mamet is included in the coed drama "Really Really," directed by David Cromer.

The article presents popular culture and cultural industries news briefs, along with a quotation from actor Chris Evans regarding the comic book character Captain America's role as an undercover agent for the former Nazi organization known as Hydra. It states that singer Katy Perry's Twitter social media account was impacted by a hacking incident. Author Wally Lamb plans to release his novel "I'll Take You There" as a mobile app two days before the paper and digital editions are available.

A chart is presented covering various popular culture events as of October 12, 2015 including the release of a coffee-table book by model Gisele Bündchen, a television series based on the life of rapper Nicki Minaj, and a book of essays by comedian Amy Schumer.