Gary Levin

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Gary Levin

1 hour agoPope Leo XIV talks to NBC News: What he told Lester HoltNBC’s Lester Holt joins TODAY to share his conversation with Pope Leo XIV on the importance of being the first American pontiff and whether he plans to head home to the United States soon. NowEagles vs. Cowboys on NBC will open 2025 NFL seasonPhiladelphia won its second Super Bowl last February in a dominant 40-22 victory against the Kansas City Chiefs.

1 month ago | usatoday.com | Gary Levin

CBS' "The Equalizer," a fifth-season revival of a 1980s drama starring Queen Latifah as a mysterious guardian angel, is the big winner in USA TODAY's exclusive Save Our Shows poll. You've made your voice heard: "Equalizer" dominated the 28th annual poll, which asked readers which of 17 endangered broadcast-network comedies and dramas deserved another season, and which should face the chopping block.

2 months ago | usatoday.com | Gary Levin

There's still time to vote!USA TODAY's 28th annual Save Our Shows poll is nearing the deadline, and we're asking you to vote of which of 17 comedies and dramas deserve another season. The four major broadcast networks are weighing the fates of these series as they balance them against a smaller crop of new shows vying to replace them. They'll decide their fates by mid-May, when they unveil their plans for the 2025-26 TV season.

2 months ago | usatoday.com | Charles Trepany |Gary Levin

Spoiler alert: This story includes details of "The White Lotus" season finale. WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. − If the third-season finale of HBO's "The White Lotus" seemed sad, the actors who spent seven months playing them in Thailand would likely agree. The April 6 finale (streaming now on Max) featured five deaths, four more than in each of the past two seasons.

2 months ago | usatoday.com | Gary Levin

Once again, the ballot box is open. The four major broadcast networks are weighing the fates of 17 comedies and dramas as they balance them against a smaller crop of new shows vying to replace them. Now it's your turn to weigh in: Vote in USA TODAY's exclusive 28th annual Save Our Shows poll whether you'd like to save or cancel each of them.