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AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Fall 2026 TV lineup leans on reboots, spinoffs, and familiar faces — here are 16 shows worth tracking

From a Steinbeck adaptation starring Florence Pugh to Gary Oldman's return as Britain's worst-dressed spy, the fall television season offers a packed slate across streaming and broadcast, though the sheer volume of reboots and revivals says plenty about Hollywood's appetite for risk. NPR's critics published a roundup of 16 fall shows on September 10, with […] The post Fall 2026 TV lineup leans on reboots, spinoffs, and familiar faces — here are 16 shows worth tracking appeared first on American Almanac .

From a Steinbeck adaptation starring Florence Pugh to Gary Oldman's return as Britain's worst-dressed spy, the fall television season offers a packed slate across streaming and broadcast, though the sheer volume of reboots and revivals says plenty about Hollywood's appetite for risk. NPR's critics published a roundup of 16 fall shows on September 10, with contributors Aisha Harris, Linda Holmes, Glen Weldon, and Eric Deggans each flagging the premieres they plan to watch. The list spans FX, Apple TV, Netflix, Prime Video, Paramount+, NBC, CBS, HBO, CNN, and Peacock, a reminder that viewers now need a spreadsheet just to keep track of where their shows live. What stands out isn't any single title. It's the pattern. Sequels, spinoffs,…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Tim Curry, iconic star of 'Rocky Horror' and 'It,' dies at 80

Tim Curry, the British-born actor whose flamboyant villainy defined a generation of film and stage, died at his Los Angeles home late Tuesday night, leaving behind a body of work no one in Hollywood has come close to matching. The Los Angeles Fire Department dispatched crews to Curry's home at 10:42 p.m. local time after […] The post Tim Curry, iconic star of 'Rocky Horror' and 'It,' dies at 80 appeared first on American Almanac .

Tim Curry, the British-born actor whose flamboyant villainy defined a generation of film and stage, died at his Los Angeles home late Tuesday night, leaving behind a body of work no one in Hollywood has come close to matching. The Los Angeles Fire Department dispatched crews to Curry's home at 10:42 p.m. local time after a call for a medical event, an LAFD spokesperson told the New York Post . Crews found a deceased male on the scene. The LAPD arrived at 11:23 p.m. and completed a death investigation report. No foul play is suspected. Curry's representative, Sean Katz, told USA Today that the actor "passed away peacefully." His cause of death has not been revealed. Curry was 80. He never married and had no children. He spent the last…Open