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The article presents a calendar of television programs for December 26, 2016 through January 8, 2017, which include the season premiere of "Sherlock," the season premiere of "The Bachelor," and "The 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards."

The article presents several lists and charts related to television (TV) programs of 2016. Topics include a list of the 10 best TV programs according to the publication such as "O. J.: Made in America," a list of the 10 best TV episodes according to the publication, and fake obituaries for 16 TV characters that were killed on their respective TV shows such as Lexa from "The 100.".

The article presents several lists related to music released in 2016. Topics include a list of the 10 best albums of 2016 according to the publication such as "Lemonade" by Beyonce, the 10 best songs of 2016 according to the publication such as "Formation" by Beyonce, and the 10 best concerts of 2016 according to the publication such as Bruce Springsteen's "The River" tour.

An interview is presented with actresses Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson in which they discuss their television show "Broad City." Topics include how the series went from an internet show to cable network Comedy Central, having U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton as a guest on the show, and the show's executive producer Amy Poehler.

The article presents a calendar of television (TV) programs for the week of Monday November 16, 2015, which include the series debut of "Chicago Med," "Law & Order: SVU," and the series debut of "Property Brothers at Home on the Ranch."

The article focuses on American actor and comedian Aziz Ansari and his semi-autobiographical television series "Master of None," which will air on the video-streaming platform Netflix. Topics include series co-writer Alan Yang, Ansari's time spent on the television show "Parks and Recreation," and his book about dating written with sociologist Eric Klinenberg "Modern Romance."

The article focuses on American television personality Jon Stewart and the 16 years he spent as host of the television news show "The Daily Show." Journalists and comedians, including Mo Rocca, Ed Helms, and Stephen Colbert, discuss how Jon changed the show when he started in 1999, while correspondents, including Samantha Bee, John Oliver, and Jessica Williams, discuss their time working for Jon.

In this article, the periodical lists 20 award-worthy scenes featured on television in 2015, including the finale of the television documentary mini series "The Jinx," directed by Andrew Jarecki, a scene from episode 12 of the final season of the series "Mad Men," and an episode from the 6th episode of the first season of the series "Transparent."

The article presents television show previews, actor profiles, interviews, and other information on forthcoming television programs for 2015. These include the television shows "True Detective" starring Taylor Kitsch, "Zoo" starring James Wolk, and "The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe" starring Susan Sarandon. Other topics include reality television and set design.

The article presents a calendar of cultural industry events for the week of April 13-26, 2015 which includes items such as the season finale of the television (TV) show "Being Mary Jane," the series debut of the TV show "Cucumber and Banana," and the season finale of the TV show "Broadchurch."

The article profiles Delilah Rene, host of the relationship radio program "Delilah." Topics include her ratings and weekly audience; a discussion of how she is able to create a safe and welcoming environment that appeals to both the show's listeners and callers; and the types of music she plays and her ability to promote artists.

The article focuses on the most popular viral videos as of 2015, which includes "Numa Numa Dance," "Leave Britney Alone!" and singer Rebecca Black's music video for "Friday." An interview with Trey Parker, co-creator of the television program "South Park," is presented. Information is provided on comedian Judson Laipply's "Evolution of Dance" video.

The article discusses the impact of Princess Diana of Wales and her legacy on U.S. culture. Topics include Diana's appearance on the cover of "People" magazine 58 times from 1981 to 2017, her commitment to humanitarianism and the use of her stature to promote awareness and raise money for a variety of charitable causes, and peoples' response to her vulnerabilities and virtues.

A series of reviews of television (TV) programs such as "Tiny House Nation," "The Wrong Mans," and "Black Mirror," motion pictures such as "The Trip to Italy" and "The Gambler," and music such as "First Ya Gotta Shake the Gate" by Funkadelic, are presented.

The article discusses comedian Jimmy Fallon and his hosting of the late-night television (TV) show "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" since his replacement of host Jay Leno in February 2014. Topics include an increase in the show's viewership and ratings since he became the host, an increase in the show's followers on online social media services such as Twitter and Facebook since Fallon became the host, and criticism of Fallon's interview style and games played with celebrity guests. A chart is presented which displays the social media followers, average viewers, and views on the video-sharing website YouTube for several late-night-TV shows.

The article offers a list of the best music albums of 2014, which includes "St. Vincent," by St. Vincent, "Ultraviolence," by Lana del Rey, and "You're Dead!" by Flying Lotus. Information is provided on the most popular songs on the music albums, the album "LP1," by FKA Twigs, and "The Outsiders," by Eric Church.

The article discusses comedians Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key of the sketch comedy television show "Key & Peele." Topics include the success of the show's genre parodies and Key & Peele's ability to portray and expose truths about racism as biracial comedians, the development of Peele as a comedy sketch writer and improvisational comedian during his experience with the comedy group Boom Chicago, and Key & Peele's introduction and experience working together on the comedy sketch television program "MADtv."

The article presents a calendar of television (TV) programs for the week of September 15, 2014, which include the season premiere of "Dancing With the Stars," the series debut of the reality TV program "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood," and the season finale of the cooking TV competition "MasterChef."

The article presents the best characters on television, based on the magazine's selection and a poll on the magazine's website. Characters include Mindy Lahiri of "The Mindy Project" played by Mindy Kaling, Stephen Colbert's onscreen persona on "The Colbert Report," and Arya Stark of "Game of Thrones" played by Maisie Williams.

The article presents a list of the 50 best scenes from television shows between June 2013 and June 2014, with scenes from shows including "Breaking Bad," starring Bryan Cranston; "Orange is the New Black," starring Uzo Aduba; and "The Mindy Project," starring Mindy Kaling.

The article presents a calendar of television programs for the week beginning April 14, 2014, which include "Who's Line Is It Anyway," the show "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver," and the season finale of "Scandal."

The article discusses the series finales of television programs as of April 2014 and the challenges of television writers to satisfy both their own creative vision and that of the show's fans. Comments regarding their work writing the series finale of a popular television show are presented from several television writers including David Crane of the show "Friends," Carlton Cuse of the show "Lost," and Greg Daniels of "The Office."

The article offers information on the twelve best new shows of 2014, which includes "True Detective," "Black Sails," and "Rake." Interviews with actors Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson are presented, along with an interview with actress Gabrielle Union of the television program "Being Mary Jane." Information is provided on "Crisis," starring Gillian Anderson.

The article previews several television programs returning in 2014, including "Justified," starring Timothy Olyphant, "Community," starring Joel McHale, and "Shameless," starring Emmy Rossum.

The article reviews several television programs, which includes "Dracula," starring Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Jessica De Gouw, "Zombie Night," starring Shirley Jones, Alan Ruck and "The Vampire Diaries," starring Nina Dobrev, Ian Somerhalder.

The article presents a ranked list of sound recordings including "Purple Rain," by Prince, "Revolver," by The Beatles, and "Thriller," by Michael Jackson.

The article reviews television programs that are scheduled for broadcast between April 16 and 28, 2013 including "Mary and Martha," starring Hilary Swank, "After All These Years," starring Wendie Malick, and "Elementary," starring Lucy Liu.

The article discusses the popularity of folk-rock music as of 2013, examining the success of bands such as Mumford & Sons, the Lumineers, and Of Monsters and Men. Topics include the popularity of folk singers, the use of instruments such as banjos and accordions, and how composing music helps performers process unpleasant events in their lives. The 2013 Grammy Awards, vintage aesthetics, and the influence of Christian music, punk rock, and folk songs on the genre are discussed.

The article presents anonymous entertainment industry experts' predictions for which musicians and music releases will win awards at the 2013 Grammy Awards. Nominees include the song "We Are Young" by fun. featuring Janelle Monáe, the album "Channel Orange" by Frank Ocean, and the album "El Camino" by the Black Keys.

The article previews television programs that will premiere or return during the fall 2012 broadcast season. Returning drama program "90210" will answer questions raised in the previous season about a car accident and the relationship between the characters Naomi and Max. The returning reality show "Dancing With the Stars: All-Stars" will bring back former contestants including actress Kirstie Alley, political figure Bristol Palin, and speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno. The returning comedy program "How I Met Your Mother" may be starting its final season.

The article previews the American television musical drama "Nashville," starring Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere.