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  1. PhotoAlexander Ludwig, left, and Stephen Amell play battling brothers in “Heels,” the latest series to pull back the curtain on professional wrestling.
    CreditVictor Llorente for The New York Times

    ‘Heels’ Is a Family Drama, With Body Slams

    Like most wrestling shows, this Starz series suggests that the sport’s most compelling action happens outside of the ring.

    By Jeremy Gordon

  3. PhotoRoselyn Sánchez leads a new version of “Fantasy Island” that has women on both sides of the camera.
    CreditRose Marie Cromwell for The New York Times

    ‘Fantasy Island’ Returns, Now With a Ms. Roarke

    Roselyn Sánchez leads this Fox reboot of the beloved ABC series, playing a grandniece of Ricardo Montalbán’s white-suited steward of a mystical isle.

    By Max Gao

  4. PhotoThe director Sydney Freeland, center, worked on “Reservation Dogs” and “Rutherford Falls.” “I want to show people what I’m capable of, what we’re capable of,” she said.
    CreditShane Brown/FX

    ‘This Is What We Should Have Had All Along’

    In a group interview, Native American TV creators and performers discuss the significance of “Reservation Dogs” and “Rutherford Falls,” and why this is only the beginning.

    By Kelly Boutsalis

  1. What’s on TV This Week: ‘Stand Up to Cancer’ and ‘Nora From Queens’

    Common, Stevie Wonder and Brittany Howard are slated to perform at a fund-raiser for cancer research. And Awkwafina’s Comedy Central sitcom returns.

    By Gabe Cohn

  2. Jake Lacy Says Aloha to ‘The White Lotus’

    In an interview, the actor discusses the HBO social satire, Sunday’s season finale and the possibility of his returning for Season 2.

    By Jennifer Vineyard

  3. The Best of Late Night This Week 🌙

    The late-night hosts returned this week to news that Andrew Cuomo was stepping down as New York’s governor, Covid-19 cases were surging and Rudy Giuliani joined Cameo. Here's what they had to say.

  4. Best of Late Night

    Bad News for ‘Trump-Adjacent Weirdos’ Delights Seth Meyers

    Meyers enjoyed seeing Mike Lindell get word on camera that a defamation suit against him over his claims of election fraud would proceed.

    By Trish Bendix

  5. Modern Love: Where are they now?

    Stepping Forward Into Marriage, Round Two

    When Mary Elizabeth Williams got back together with her husband, she didn’t expect a cancer diagnosis — or for her story to inspire a television episode.

    By Daniel Jones

  6. Modern Love: Where Are they now?

    What Did He Think of Our Night Together?

    Four years ago, Andrew Rannells published his side of a hookup gone wrong in Modern Love. Now, as a director, he explores the same story from both characters’ perspectives.

    By Daniel Jones

  7. Jared Padalecki on the ‘Walker’ Finale and ‘Supernatural’

    In an interview, the actor and producer talks about the season finale’s big twist and the “Supernatural” prequel that took him by surprise.

    By Max Gao

  8. Una Stubbs, Veteran Actress Known for ‘Sherlock,’ Dies at 84

    A fixture on British television for more than half a century, she was best known to American audiences as Sherlock Holmes’s cheerful landlady.

    By Alyssa Lukpat

  9. Weekend Roundup

    5 Things to Do This Weekend

    Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually and in person in New York City.

  10. In ‘My Unorthodox Life,’ Fashion Is a Flash Point

    “Show me a law that says I cannot wear high-heeled shoes.”

    By Ruth La Ferla