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    The 20 Best TV Dramas Since ‘The Sopranos’

    It’s been 20 years since those ducks landed in Tony’s pool. A flock of extraordinary shows followed. These are the best dramas since 1999.

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    2018 Holiday Gift Guide: Arts & Leisure

    The New York Times and Wirecutter bring you this indispensable guide to the best gifts of the holiday season. Browse by interest or price; we promise you’ll find something nice.

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    This Week in Arts: a Menagerie, Fresh-Picked Plays and Cuban Dance

    Animals from the American Folk Art Museum share a habitat with paintings from Fountain House Gallery that embrace a similar theme.

    By The New York Times

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    Jimmy Fallon Says the Government Shutdown Feels Like One Big Metaphor

    Fallon joked: “Everyone’s fighting. People are exhausted. There’s no end in sight. It’s basically like playing a game of Monopoly with your family.”

    By Giovanni Russonello

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    What’s on TV Friday: ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ and ‘Superfly’

    A “Star Wars” origin story is available for streaming. And Director X’s “Superfly” remake airs on Starz.

    By Gabe Cohn

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    The Exclusive That Wasn’t? Publication Retracts Moonves Interview

    Agenda, a news service owned by The Financial Times, published an interview with someone claiming to be Mr. Moonves shortly after he was fired as chief executive of CBS.

    By Edmund Lee

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    How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?

    Sex, marriage, divorce: This weekend has all the ups and downs, all the ins and outs.

    By Margaret Lyons

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    Review: ‘Informer’ Finds a Fresh Take on the Terrorism Thriller

    A British mini-series on Amazon Prime Video centers on a son of Pakistani immigrants whose wit, charm and courage make him a superior snitch.

    By Mike Hale

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    New Roles for Showtime Executives in Wake of Moonves Ouster

    David Nevins, the new chief content officer at CBS, promoted two lieutenants at the CBS-owned cable network behind “Billions” and “Ray Donovan.”

    By John Koblin

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    Review: ‘True Detective’ Circles Back, Flatly

    Mahershala Ali is magnetic in this latest installment, but it amounts to little more than a do-over of Season 1.

    By James Poniewozik

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    Trevor Noah Is Underwhelmed by Democrats’ Response to Trump

    After watching Democratic congressional leaders’ dry rebuttal to President Trump’s nationally televised address on immigration, Noah had some choice words.

    By Giovanni Russonello

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    Brexit Is Dividing Britain. So Is a Brexit Movie.

    A TV film starring Benedict Cumberbatch about Britain’s 2016 referendum on membership in the European Union had a difficult journey to the screen.

    By Alice Jones

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