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Picture a Britain where parents face legal consequences for their children’s wrongdoings. This is the premise of Channel 5’s new drama, “The Trial,” airing this Thursday. In 2035, Dione (Claire Skinner) and David Sinclair (Ben Miles) face this harsh reality when their daughter Teah (India Fowler) commits a terrible crime. Under Milligan’s Law, parents are […]

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The following contains spoilers from Law & Order Season 23, Episode 10, "Inconvenient Truth," which debuted Thursday, April 18 on NBC.

The Law & Order revival has stirred up mixed opinions among fans. Some are glad to see the show back, while others believe the revival era doesn't match up to the NBC procedural's original run. The one thing that's for certain is that it's a very different Law & Order than viewers saw in 1990 or even 2010. It has the same name, and the same format, but it's shifted in many ways.

Law & Order Season 23, Episode 10, "Inconvenient Truth," is the first episode of the season that feels reminiscent of Law & Order's glory days and the qualities that made it a hit. The episode benefits from some memorable casting and has some flashes of brilliance. It isn't able to totally escape the criticisms that have been leveled at the revival, but...

All hail the queen! Beyoncé takes the prime spot as the cover girl on Time magazine's annual list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World. And she's far from the only entertainer on the list. Also making the cut were actors Amy Adams, Benedict Cumberbatch, Matthew McConaughey, Robert Redford, Kerry Washington and Robin Wright, along with musicians Miley Cyrus, Pharrell Williams and Carrie Underwood. But it's Beyoncé who gets top billing, having proven she can do it all - juggling motherhood with activism while, oh yes, reinventing how music is made, sold and performed. "Beyoncé doesn't just sit at the table.

All hail the queen! Beyoncé takes the prime spot as the cover girl on Time magazine's annual list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World. And she's far from the only entertainer on the list. Also making the cut were actors Amy Adams, Benedict Cumberbatch, Matthew McConaughey, Robert Redford, Kerry Washington and Robin Wright, along with musicians Miley Cyrus, Pharrell Williams and Carrie Underwood. But it's Beyoncé who gets top billing, having proven she can do it all - juggling motherhood with activism while, oh yes, reinventing how music is made, sold and performed. "Beyoncé doesn't just sit at the table.