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The article discusses various entertainment options available for patrons to watch, read, and listen to. It highlights the fourth season of the Hulu show "Only Murders in the Building," featuring Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez. The article also mentions other shows like "Slow Horses" on Apple TV+ and "English Teacher" on FX. Additionally, it provides a list of recommended books for fall, covering a range of genres and themes. The summary aims to inform library patrons about the entertainment options available to them without expressing personal judgments or opinions. [Extracted from the article]

This article from People magazine provides a list of recommendations for what to watch, read, and listen to. It mentions the movie "Witch" as a horror film that may also be interpreted as a dark satire about film directors. The article also discusses the Apple TV+ series "Lady in the Lake," which follows a reporter in 1960s Baltimore, and the Netflix series "the Decameron," a comedy set in plague-ridden Florence. Additionally, it suggests the Apple TV+ series "Me," a fantasy show about a 12-year-old shape-shifter, and the movie "Dìdi," a comedy-drama about a teenager navigating high school. The article also includes recommendations for books, such as "The Wedding People," "The Black Bird Oracle," and "Liars." [Extracted from the article]

This article from People magazine provides a brief overview of various entertainment options, including a new British actress in a Netflix series, a prequel to the movie Mad Max, a family film, a documentary series, a comedy podcast, and an Italian drama. It also includes a list of recommended books for the summer, covering different genres such as beach reads, thrillers, fiction, and young adult novels. The article aims to inform readers about these entertainment options without expressing personal opinions or judgments. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides a brief overview of various entertainment options, including movies, music, and books. It mentions a new musical prequel to the Willy Wonka saga, featuring Timothée Chalamet and Calah Lane. The article also highlights performances by Natalie Portman in movies such as "Black Swan," "Jackie," and "Annihilation." Additionally, it mentions new movies like "Maestro," "Poor Things," and "Candy Cane Lane," as well as TV shows like "Mr. Monk's Last Case: a Monk Movie" and "Archie." The article concludes with book recommendations, including "Welcome Home, Stranger," "The Curse of Penryth Hall," and "The Other Mothers." [Extracted from the article]

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The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "Judas and the Black Messiah," the television show "It's a Sin," the music release "Medicine at Midnight," by the Foo Fighters, and the book "The Four Winds," by Kristin Hannah. An interview is also presented with actor Jason Biggs.

The article reviews several television shows, films, music releases, and books, including the television show "The Undoing," the film "Roald Dahl’s The Witches," the music release "Letter to You," by Bruce Springsteen, and the book "The Cold Millions," by Jess Walter. An interview is also presented with actor Lucas Bravo.

The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "On the Rocks," the television show "Grand Army," the music release "Skeletons," by Brothers Osborne, and the book "Eleanor," by David Michaelis. Interviews are also presented with actor Luke Wilson and author Chelsea Clinton.

The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "Mulan," the television show "Pen15," the music release "Detriot 2," by Big Sean, and the book "Anxious People," by Fredrik Backman. An interview is also presented with television personalities Kay Adams and Lawrence K. Jackson.

The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "Greyhound," the television show "P-Valley," the music release "Sunday Drive," by Brett Eldredge, and the book "Gatecrasher," by Ben Widdicombe. An interview is also presented with singer-actor Leslie Odom Jr.

The article reviews several television shows, films, and books, including the television show "Love, Victor," the film "Miss Juneteenth," and the book "Don't Turn Around," by Jessica Barry.

The article reviews several television shows, music releases, and books, including the television show "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness," the music release "Future Nostalgia," by Dua Lipa, and the book "Redhead by the Side of the Road," by Anne Tyler. An interview is also presented with actor Amir Arison.

The article reviews several films, television shows, and books, including the film "1917," the television show "Sanditon," and the book "Dear Edward," by Ann Napolitano.

The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "Little Women," the television show "Saturday Night Live," the music release "Romance," by Camila Cabello, and the book "A Bookshop in Berlin," by Françoise Frenkel. Interviews are also presented with actress Gina Carano and author Peggy Wallace Kennedy.

The article reviews several films, television shows, and books, including the film "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil," the television show "Catherine the Great," and the book "Running with Sherman," by Christopher McDougall. An interview is also presented with professional figure skater Adam Rippon in which he discusses his memoir "Beautiful on the Outside."

The article reviews several television shows, films, music releases, and books, including the television show "Batwoman," the film "Lucy in the Sky," the music release "All Mirrors," by Angel Olsen, and the book "Right After the Weather," by Carol Anshaw. An interview is also presented with actress Brittany Snow.

The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," the television show "Veronica Mars," the music release "The Lion King: The Gift," by Beyonce and various artists, and the book "The Lager Queen of Minnesota," by J. Ryan Stradal. Interviews are also presented with actress Laura Prepon and actor George Takei.

The article reviews several television shows, films, music releases and books, including the television show "The Big Bang Theory," the film "All Is True," the music release "There Is No Other," by Rhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turrisi, and the book "The Guest Book," by Sarah Blake. Interviews are also presented with actors Charles Melton and Ato Essandoh.

The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "Dumbo," the television show "Veep," the music release "Honky Tonk Time Machine," by George Strait, and the book "Maybe You Should Talk to Someone," by Lori Gottlieb. Interviews are also presented with actors Ricky Whittle and Michael Angarano.

The article reviews several movies, television shows, music releases, and books, including the movie "Us," directed by Jordan Peele, the television special "What We Do in the Shadows," the music release "On the Line," by Jenny Lewis, and the book "Look How Happy I'm Making You," by Polly Rosenwaike. Interviews are also presented with actress Serayah and executive producer Marcia Clark.

The article reviews several films, television series, and music releases including the film "Creed II" starring Michael B. Jordan and Sylvester Stallone, the television show "Patriot Act with Hasan Mihnaj," and the reality television series "Real Country."

The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the 2018 sequel film "Halloween," the television show "Bodyguard," the music release "Anthem of the Peaceful Army," by Greta Van Fleet, and the book "The Greatest Love Story Ever Told," by Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman. An interview is also presented with actor John Stamos.

The article reviews several movies, television shows, music releases, podcasts, and books, including the movie "Mama Mia! Here We Go Again," the television show "People Magazine Investigates: Crimes of Fashion," the music release "Forever," by Popcaan, the podcast "Cover-Up," and the book "Baby Teeth," by Zoje Stage. An interview with actress Vanessa Kirby is also presented.

The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind," the animated television show "Fancy Nancy," the music release "Lamp Lit Prose," by Dirty Projectors, and the book "Give Me Your Hand," by Megan Abbott. An interview is also presented with actor Sam Richardson.

The article reviews several television programs, motion pictures, and music releases including the comedy "Good Girls" starring Mae Whitman, the film "Game Night" starring Rachel McAdams, and the album "Historian" by singer Lucy Dacus.

The article offers reviews of several films, television programs, books, and music releases including "The Shape of Water" directed by Guillermo del Toro, "The Crown" starring Claire Foy, and "Songs of Experience" by rock band U2.

The article lists entertainment-related things to watch, read and listen to in November 2016 including the film "Loving," starring Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton, the music release "Goodnight City," by Martha Wainwright, and the film "Bad Moms," starring Mila Kunis and Kristen Bell.

The article lists various top entertainment picks from the periodical "People," including the third season of the the television series "Transparent," starring Jeffrey Tambor, the music release "Joanne," by the singer Lady Gaga and the book "Mercury," by Margot Livesey.

Several media reviews are presented of items including the motion picture "Suicide Squad," starring Margot Robbie, Jared Leto, and Cara Delevigne; the musical album "Mama Said" by Lukas Graham; and the television show "Chesapeake Shores," starring Meghan Ory and Jesse Metcalfe.

The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2," the internet television show "The Man in the High Castle," the music release "I'm Comin' Over," by Chris Young, and the book "All of Us and Everything," by Bridget Asher.

The article reviews several films, music releases, television shows, DVD releases, and books, including the film "Bridge of Spies," the music release "Pentatonix," by Pentatonix, the television special "Amy Schumer: Live at the Apollo," and the DVD release of the film "My Fair Lady," and the book "The Diamond Caper," by Peter Mayle.

The article reviews several films, television programs, and music releases including the television series "The Hotwives of Las Vegas," the film "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." staring Henry Cavill, and the music release "Vikings" from the band New Politics.

The article reviews several motion pictures, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "Trainwreck," starring Amy Schumer, the television show "7 Days in Hell," starring Andy Samberg, the music release "Cool for the Summer," by Demi Lovato, and the book "Go Set a Watchman," by Harper Lee.

The article previews several television shows, movies, music releases, and books, including the television show "Grace and Frankie" starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, the song "Pretty Girls" by Iggy Azalea and Britney Spears, and the book "The Book of Joan" by comedienne Joan Rivers' daughter Melissa Rivers.

The article lists the top entertainment media according to “People,” which include the motion picture "The Imitation Game," the DVD/compact disc set "Whitney Houston Live: Her Greatest Performances," and the television program "Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce."

The article discusses health staffers sampled at-home versions of popular boxing classes. Topics include technical tutorials, mobility and strength, jump rope, and 30–45 minute sessions that combine boxing technique with guided rounds of shadowboxing and full-body conditioning; and Boxing & Strength and Cardio & Strength, plus some 60-minute classes, like Level Up Boxing.

People gain an average of 6 pounds during the holiday season, but avoiding fatty foods such as eggnog, fudge and potato chips can help. Many people get too busy to exercise or overindulge after denying themselves favorite foods.

Certain foods can help treat common health problems. Ginger root can help treat nausea, blueberries can stop diarrhea and bananas can reduce the symptoms of heartburn. Other foods with medicinal properties include soybeans, honey and onions.

Most people who claim they cannot lose weight have normal metabolic rates, but tend to consume over 2,000 calories per day. The steps in losing weight include measuring portions and keeping a written record of all foods that are eaten.

The article evaluates inexpensive Father's Day gifts including hats by Block Headwear, watches from Walmart and Anchor Canvas Boat Shoes from Urban Outfitters.

When a book about nutrition is published with the imprimatur of the National Academy of Science's Institute of Medicine, the promotional hook almost writes itself--'just what the doctor ordered.' It's [...]