The Latest Breaking News from Julia Child

If you are a TV viewer of a certain age, you remember the days when summer was a TV desert of reruns and whatever "The Starland Vocal Band Show" was supposed to be. ("Afternoon Delight" did not sound any better after dark.)

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Emmy nominations arrived Tuesday morning, and with 754 programs vying for recognition, the free-for-all to win a place at the table had definite “Squid Game” vibes, with shows and actors lunging toward the finish line as the Red Light, Green Light Doll eliminated unworthy contestants.

Summer is the perfect time to catch up on all the shows your friends are buzzing about, especially if you subscribe to streaming services.

There are so many great comedies on TV right now that I want to break out in song — something from "Schmigadoon!" perhaps, maybe "Corn Puddin'" if I'm in the mood to annoy my neighbors. (To be clear, it's my singing that's bothersome, more so than the song.)

From the raw, masterfully-scripted realism of The Responder to the exquisite return of Gentleman Jack, here are the year’s television highlights up to now

SAN DIEGO — As a little girl growing up in the Amazon region of Northern Brazil, Jaíne Mackievicz-Cenci had an unlikely hero — French cookbook author and TV chef Julia Child.

No matter where I'm stuck, one of these luminaries always gives me the answer

Sure, you could be spending these pre-summer days doing outdoor activities — but wouldn't you rather be reading? For those whose answer to that question is an enthusiastic "yes," here are four new books worth staying indoors for.

As the HBO Max series winds down, take a page from the chef's playbook and start mastering the art of French cooking.

Thankfully for fans, an enduring love of the French Chef has resulted in a spate of Julia-themed releases