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Touring Hollywood's TV sets, singing with Jennifer Hudson and chatting with Montana Jordan of 'Young Sheldon'Β 

Call it a working vacation. Bruce Miller is back from Los Angeles after a gathering for the Television Critics Association. The journey took him to a variety of sets, including "Abbott Elementary," "9/11" and "Night Court."

Miller shares his experience singing a duet with Jennifer Hudson β€” yes, that Jennifer Hudson β€” as well an an interview with Montana Jordan, who plays George "Georgie" Cooper Jr. We include some of that interview with Jordan, who talks about the role and future of the character.

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A dog's life: Betty (nee Belle) helps 'Will Trent' score with viewers

LOS ANGELES β€” While Ramon Rodriguez may play the title role in β€œWill Trent,” he knows there’s a scene stealer nipping at his heels.

Belle, a Chihuahua who plays Will’s dog Betty, has a wardrobe of sweaters and, in the second season, gets a canine costar.

β€œBetty really represents something that Will has always longed for,” Rodriguez says. β€œIt’s a connection, some sort of sense of family. It’s very unexpected for him and whenever we see him (with Betty), it’s just a beautiful color that he gets to express.”

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'The New Look' takes a fashionable approach to war

At a time when the world turned ugly, Christian Dior and Coco Chanel were determined to introduce something beautiful – fashion.

In β€œThe New Look,” actors Ben Mendelsohn and Juliette Binoche play the two and reveal what inspired and drove them to become the brands that still thrive today.

β€œWhat we’re experiencing in the story is two extraordinary individuals and how they survived, the choices they made and what happened after France was liberated,” says creator Todd A. Kessler. β€œThe experience of it is they’re all in the same crucible.”

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REVIEW: 'Lisa Frankenstein' revives the '80s β€” and a familiar film genre

Diablo Cody stuffs her β€œLisa Frankenstein” script with enough β€˜80s references to fuel a Madonna revival.

In everything from music to gum, this is a classic wallow in the trends of the time. Unfortunately, the story that drives it isn’t exactly an Acura Integra.

Borrowing from Mary Shelley’s β€œFrankenstein,” the goth comedy finds Lisa Swallows, a β€œBreakfast Club” reject, warming to a statue in a deteriorating graveyard. He’s her dream date, filled with everything her lab partners aren’t. When a storm revives the 19th century dreamboat, she’s faced with introducing him to polite society.

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