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It may be hard to believe if you can see this week's bout of torrential rain outside your window, but summer is fast approaching, as is the promise of more freedom as lockdown restrictions continue to lift.

The penultimate episode ofCruel Summer: Im Just a Girl in the Worldedition, told entirely from the perspective of poor, doomed Luke, has unfortunately forced me to consider the possibility that this whole season would have been better if it had been told from his perspective to begin with. Instead of the usual three time periods,

HBO expands its latenight sexploits with a hybrid documentary series that tracks the lives of eight strippers in a "gentleman's club" north of Philadelphia. Show differs from other docs that have aired on HBO and sister channel Cinemax that have drawn on the grind, sans bumps, of women taking off their clothes for a living.

Leslie Moonves, former CEO and Chairman of CBS Corporation who left the company in September after a wave of sexual assault and harassment allegations, will not receive any of his $120 million severance, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.

Neil Simon has been dancing around the issue of aging for about a decade now, never going toe-to-toe with the real consequence of old age: death. In "Rose and Walsh," he finally confronts the afterlife and its effect on loved ones left behind, creating his most rewarding play in years.