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Michel Ghanem’s Journalist Portfolio

Let the Geriatric Millennials Have Some Fun

Let the Geriatric Millennials Have Some Fun

We get it: There's an overwhelming amount of television right now. The streaming landscape is an impractical …

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New TV shows to watch this week: Tune in to 'Project Runway' on Freeform, stream 'The Five-Star Weekend' on Peacock and catch 'Letterkenny' on Hulu

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By Michel Ghanem
| Aol Verified
Hey TV watchers! TV critic Michel Ghanem here. Every two weeks, I highlight the shows worth your TV time for Trust Me, I Watch Everything. Whether you prefer sticking to cable, catching the latest on streaming or digging up a hidden gem that slipped through the cracks, I try to curate something for everyone. Anyone else experiencing a heat wave? Might as well crank up the AC and turn on a show — and we've got a few recommendations that might just hit the spot.
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June Diane Raphael Doesn’t Want Cell Phones on Set

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By Michel Ghanem
| The Cut Verified
Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photo: Getty Images The problem with being a blonde, according to actress June Diane Raphael, is finding the discipline not to dye your hair even blonder. “I don’t think people talk about this enough,” she deadpans. “You can always go a little blonder, and then next thing you know, you’re bald.
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A new generation is discovering 'Little House on the Prairie.' They won't see the same frontier story their parents did.

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By Michel Ghanem
| MSN Verified
It's been more than 50 years since Little House on the Prairie , the television adaptation of the beloved book series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, premiered on NBC. A fresh take on the Western drama finally arrives on Netflix with an eight-episode season on July 9, introducing the Ingalls family to a new generation of viewers who might not know much about the tight-knit family that settles on a farm in the Midwest to start anew.
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