Paradise proves that – in fiction – it's more fun to watch US Presidents be bad
James Marsden plays the US President in a new Disney+ drama, but how does he measure up to some of TV's greatest Commanders ...
32 movies and TV shows that revitalized careers
Some of the most beloved movies and best TV shows of all time happen to star actors undergoing a career reboot. These outings ...
Robert De Niro and Eric Newman on thriller Zero Day: ‘It’s anxiety-provoking — but that’s OK’
The actor and the showrunner discuss their new Netflix series — and how it gives America the kind of president it needs ...
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The Constitutional Crisis Is Here
Sometimes a constitutional crisis sneaks up on you, shrouded in darkness, revealing itself gradually. Other times it ...
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‘The fun stops here’: Davos elites grapple with realities of Trump’s return
The sun dips behind the alpine town’s mountains, and the glare of the daylight bouncing off the snow fades into a gentle sheen ... market itself to the US President. “Ukraine should sell ...
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'West Wing' alum Bradley Whitford joins cast of 'The Diplomat'
The West Wing ran from 1999 to 2006 and starred Janney as the White House press secretary and Whitford as White House deputy chief of staff for a fictional president played by Martin Sheen.
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Big Game Bound: Breaking down the matchups headed into Super Bowl weekend
The crew will be joined by greats Ricky Williams and Donovan McNabb, as well as Zack Martin and Brandon Aubrey of the Dallas ... the New Orleans skyline with its champagne-colored metallic sheen and ...
Why Donald Trump’s Inspiration for Victory Is a Literal F.U.
It’s a Beast of a time in Washington. Donald Trump’s D.C. reality show is full of new characters, plot twists, and cliffhangers, and the Daily Beast will navigate you through it. The 47th president ...
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Award-winning actor Martin Sheen says movie crews in Oklahoma were 'revelation'
Inside the new high-tech virtual production studio at Oklahoma City's One Set Studio, the camera panned up dramatically to reveal the familiar face of Golden Globe-winning actor Martin Sheen.