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Catching up with Mary Murphy, who covered crime for WCBS, WPIX (opens the original)
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After thousands of stories, hundreds of scoops, 33 Emmys and just two stations — WPIX/11 and WCBS/2 — Mary Murphy retired in 2024. Murphy, 67, is not exactly the retiring type. Since then, she has launched a production company, Trinity, with Erin Mulvey, a former special agent with the New York office of the Drug Enforcement Administration. Their first film, which just wrapped, is is the documentary "Saint of the City" about NYPD Det. Steven McDonald, who became paralyzed after he was shot three
'East of Eden' review: Steinbeck tale never finds its direction (opens the original)
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WHAT IT'S ABOUT A severely beaten woman turns up at the farmhouse door of Adam Trask (Christopher Abbott) and his brother, Charles (Mike Faist). After nursing her back to health, Adam falls in love with her, then she reluctantly agrees to marry him. "She" is one of American literature's most famous antiheroines — Cathy Ames (Florence Pugh) who has already murdered her parents, and is just beginning her reign of terror. She and Adam head to Salinas, California, where twin sons are born, Aron (Joe
'Harry Potter' and 12 more must-see shows this fall (opens the original)
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The irony of the 2026 fall TV season is that the most anticipated new series of the fall season doesn't even debut in the fall, but four days later. On Christmas Day. That's the winter, as you are probably aware. So what gives? "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" arrives Dec. 25, but the TV industry has long considered all of December part of the fall, or fall/holiday season. (The winter TV season? That starts in January.) As confusing as this may seem, the TV industry may just be acknowl
Billy Joel assures fans 'I'm OK' on SiriusXM call-in show (opens the original)
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Billy Joel sounded great on Thursday. His speaking voice was clear — as well as his singing voice — his recall mostly perfect and his playing chops intact. Joel also sounded very much alive. In what SiriusXM called his "first-ever live call-in special" — a back-and-forth with fans that aired Thursday afternoon on SiriusXM's "The Billy Joel Channel" — Joel addressed his health, if not those premature reports of his demise (a Sept. 17 event, described as vandalism by Google, briefly stated he had
'The Howard Stern Show': 3 takeaways from the HBO premiere (opens the original)
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"The Howard Stern Show" on HBO Max arrived at 3:01 Thursday morning. Here are three takeaways: I mean, really, what were we expecting? Strindberg? "The Howard Stern Show" is "The Howard Stern Show." TV, satellite radio, streaming — it doesn't matter what it rides in on. This show is what it is and has been (with obvious variations) for nearly half a century. Over the 90 minutes of Thursday's first episode ("Can't Wait to See This on HBO"), we got talk — talk about Stern's summer, Gary Dell'Abate
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