Tuesday TV: Academy of Country Honors
Kelsea Ballerina, Dierks Bentley, Brooks & Dunn, the Warren Brothers and Trace Adkins are among the performers at The Academy of Country Music Honors (Fox, 8 p.m.) honoring Miranda Lambert…
Capital Radio, 9-12: Please & Thank You
Those three magic words your parents pounded into your head as a child resurfaced today on Capital Radio. That included four different songs called “Please, Please, Please,” two that just…
Monday TV: Kenan Hosts the 74th Emmys
Expect some familiar winners in The 74th Primetime Emmy Awards (NBC, 8 p.m.), where “Succession” leads with 25 nominations, and “Ted Lasso” next with 20. But HBO’s “The White Lotus”…
Sunday TV: Soapy Nashville ‘Monarch’
The one and only new fall show from Fox is a Nashville soap opera about a fictional first family of country music. Trace Atkins fits right in here, but his…
Saturday TV: The Power of the Portraits
Capping a week when a pair of (different) White House portraits were unveiled, a new special “Picturing the Obamas” (Smithsonian, 8 p.m.) looks at the impact of the National Portrait…
Friday TV: Clintons Salute Fellow Women
In their new series “Gutsy” (Apple TV+, streaming) Hillary and Chelsea Clinton interview a series of women who have made an impact, the latest offshoot of their joint book “The…
Thursday TV: A Disney+ Day Onslaught
The second annual Disney+ Day brings some big productions, chief among them the unnecessary live action/CGI remake of “Pinocchio” (Disney+, streaming) with Tom Hanks as Gepetto, Cynthia Erivo as the…
Wednesday TV: Hulu’s Soapy ‘Tell Me Lies’
Emma Roberts executive produces but does not appear in “Tell Me Lies” (Hulu, streaming), a kind of poor man’s “Normal People” covering the relationship of a young couple played by…
Tuesday TV: How the GOP Enabled Trump
A sobering two-hour report on “Frontline” (PBS, 9 p.m., check local listings) begins with footage of a string of failed Presidential candidates graciously conceding their races, going back to the…
Capital Radio 9-5: Labor Day Edition
Let’s talk about the working man and the working woman this Labor Day with songs from Big Bill Broonzy and Woody Guthrie to the Replacements, The Clash and the Isley…