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chicagotribune.com | Nina Metz
Status comes in many forms, but the quickest shorthand for status on TV is wealth. The clothes. The real estate. The private jets and other markers of affluence. Early in the Amazon series “We Were Liars,” a family convenes at their sprawling beachfront estate on a private island near Martha’s Vineyard and, like numerous wealthaganda shows of the moment — “The Perfect Couple,” “Sirens” and “The Better Sister,” among many — this version of luxury is East Coast old money.
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1 week ago | 
oneidadispatch.com | Nina Metz
‘Stick’ review: Owen Wilson scores in a comedy about golf, mentorship and picking yourself up from your lowest lows
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1 week ago | 
timescall.com | Nina Metz
Tom Cruise is finally getting an Oscar — as will Dolly Parton, Debbie Allen and Wynn Thomas
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1 week ago | 
baltimoresun.com | Nina Metz
A police detective in Yorkshire teams up with an autistic woman working in the records department in the British series “Patience” on PBS. Patience Evans is content to be squirreled away, working alone amid all those file folders, but when Detective Inspector Bea Metcalf requests some information, Patience slips in another file that, at first glance, seems unrelated. But there are shared patterns between the two cases.
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1 week ago | 
greeleytribune.com | Nina Metz
Tom Cruise is finally getting an Oscar — as will Dolly Parton, Debbie Allen and Wynn Thomas
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1 week ago | 
yoursun.com | Nina Metz
A police detective in Yorkshire teams up with an autistic woman working in the records department in the British series “Patience” which airs Sundays on PBS. Patience Evans is content to be squirreled away, working alone amid all those file folders, but when Detective Inspector Bea Metcalf requests some information, Patience slips in another file that, at first glance, seems unrelated. But there are shared patterns between the two cases.
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1 week ago | 
yoursun.com | Nina Metz
Most TV detectives have a gimmick. Just doing the diligent work of piecing together a puzzle isn’t enough. And to a minor extent, that’s true of “Art Detectives” on Acorn TV, about a policeman who heads up the one-man Heritage Crime Unit in the U.K. His specialty is crime linked to the art world.
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1 week ago | 
chicagotribune.com | Nina Metz
According to a report commissioned by Ohio State University, a sports medicine physician employed by the college was responsible for least 177 instances of sexual abuse committed over a 20-year period, from 1978 to 1998. The experiences recounted by male athlete alumni in filmmaker Eva Orner’s HBO documentary “Surviving Ohio State” are devastating and the contours of the story resemble those of so many other sex abuse scandals.
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flipboard.com | Nina Metz
Commanders' Contract Dispute with WR Terry McLaurin Could Be Costly ... For Both PartiesTwo short seasons ago, the thought of Terry McLaurin spending his entire career in Washington was laughable.During his first five seasons, the former …
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2 weeks ago | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Nina Metz
A police detective in Yorkshire teams up with an autistic woman working in the records department in the British series "Patience" on PBS. Patience Evans is content to be squirreled away, working alone amid all those file folders, but when Detective Inspector Bea Metcalf requests some information, Patience slips in another file that, at first glance, seems unrelated. But there are shared patterns between the two cases.
