Republicans Won’t Do Much Convening in Florida, Colbert Thinks

“The only way it would be more infectious is if the dinner was an all-you-can-bob lasagna buffet,” Stephen Colbert said of the party’s upcoming convention in Jacksonville.

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ViacomCBS Fires Nick Cannon, Citing Anti-Semitic Podcast Remarks

The network said that Mr. Cannon had promoted “hateful speech” during a recent episode of “Cannon’s Class,” his YouTube podcast.

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What’s on TV Wednesday: ‘First Cow’ and ‘The Line’

The latest film from Kelly Reichardt is available online. And the Public Theater is streaming a virtual play about the pandemic.

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Obies Honor ‘A Strange Loop’ and ‘Heroes of the Fourth Turning’

The annual awards show for Off and Off Off Broadway theater was prerecorded and streamed after the coronavirus led to cancellation of a live ceremony.

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Naya Rivera’s Death Ruled Accidental Drowning

No traumatic injuries or disease were found, the medical examiner said.

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Telluride Film Festival Cancels 2020 Edition Due to the Pandemic

Organizers cited the “the national chaos” around the coronavirus surge. The event is considered a crucial date on the awards-season calendar.

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For a New Series, Black Artists in Dance Tell Their Stories

This week’s standout livestreams in dance: revisiting “Relations” and early Trisha Brown, and working out with Viva Soudan.

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'Dancing With the Stars' Host Tom Bergeron Is Out After 15 Years

The longtime host and his co-host, Erin Andrews, were let go by ABC, which said it had plans to take the show in a new direction.

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Andrew Cuomo Ascends to the Mountaintop With His Pandemic Poster

The retro political artwork on “New York Tough” is peak Cuomo, summing up the state’s battle against the coronavirus. But is it art?

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‘Dateline-Saigon’ Review: Challenging the Official Story

This documentary focuses on five reporters who covered the early years of the Vietnam War.

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