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This film, showing Monday night, explores the career of Mr. Holbrooke, who died in 2010 after long service for the United States government.

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"African Americans and black people around the diaspora need a voice representative of their views and not a voice representative of what white people want us to say," a portion of the petition reads.

If you ever dreamed of hanging out with Richie and the Fonz at Arnold's Drive-In, having Big Al Delvecchio deliver you a greasy burger and a "yep, yep, yep," we've got some bad news for you. Actor Al Molinaro, who played...

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The television critics and editors of The New York Times recall the perhaps surprising stuff of their own personal nightmares.

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A cab driver is shot twice in the back of the head. A 90-year-old woman is strangled with a cane and then beaten to death. Another woman, 83, is stabbed, robbed and raped in her home. …

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On "Happy Days," Mr. Molinaro played Al Delvecchio, the owner of a diner where the show's teenagers congregated.

Al Molinaro, an actor who specialized in lovable blue-collar roles and played his Midwestern cadence, penguin-like physique, beaked nose and wayward eyebrows for laughs on the long-running sitcoms "The Odd Couple" and "H...

Ambition was a prominent theme in Friday's episode, one that included a welcome new character.

Co-showrunner Jack Amiel and star André Holland talk with THR about Algernon's silent "rage" and unexpected visitor.

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The actor played Big Al Delvecchio for 10 years.