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Peacock, a new streaming service from NBCUniversal, has come for your eyeballs. Does it deserve them? Use our handy guide to its launch offerings to find out.

Playwright Dave Harris' "Tambo & Bones," an examination of American racism past, present and future, joins the Kirk Douglas Theatre lineup.

After launching "Gayle King in the House" as a guest program in April, the CBS anchor has now signed on for a regular weekly radio show on SiriusXM.

In Stephen Graham Jones' "The Only Good Indians," four hunters make a wasteful kill; a decade later, they pay a bloody price.

The head of the National Book Awards will lead the prestigious imprints in 2021, reporting to Knopf's Reagan Arthur, who succeeded Sonny Mehta this year.

In 'Why We Swim,' Bonnie Tsui tells extraordinary tales of swimmers who brave sharks, extreme cold and vicious currents around the globe.

The streaming service, which was already available to Comcast customers, could struggle without Roku and Amazon partnerships. But Peacock's strategy is different.

The WGA is close to reaching a deal with United Talent Agency, according to two sources familiar with the matter.

"America's Next Top Model" alum Tyra Banks will take over hosting duties on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars," replacing Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews.

Peacock, NBCUniversal's new streamer, launches Wednesday. Here's what you need to know, from the prices of its tiers to what TV shows and movies will be on it.