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‘J.Crew and the Man Who Dressed America’ offers look at Mickey Drexler
The numbers are staggering: Since Drexler took over as CEO in 2003, the company’s revenues have risen 170 percent to near $1.9 billion in 2011.
What’s on TV tonight: Critic’s corner for Friday, May 25
Sarah Rodman’s notes on Friday’s TV offerings, including “Paul Simon’s Graceland Journey: Under African Skies” at 10 p.m. on A&E.
Fearsome female foursomes of TV
Fearsome female foursomes of TVThough we must say our goodbyes to the stars of “Desperate Housewives,” the tried-and-true TV formula that brought them together isn’t going anywhere.
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On ‘House,’ patients were a virtue
When the show ends Monday night, people will praise star Hugh Laurie. But the unsung heroes of “House” are often the actors who play patients.
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Closer look at the ‘King of Late Night’
“American Masters” profiles Johnny Carson, who as host of “The Tonight Show” from 1962 to 1992 commanded the world of late-night television.
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Struggling with the diversity challenge on TV
Globe critic Sarah Rodman highlights shows that deftly make “visibility” invisible.
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Louis-Dreyfus no second banana in HBO’s ‘Veep’
What you rarely see, and what makes HBO’s new series “Veep” such a treat, are politicians as regular people.
