In this issue

6 Cover Story: General Hospital
Since April 1, 1963, ABC’s top daytime drama has served up scheming villains, lusty couples—and plenty of heartfelt love. (Luke and Laura forever!) A 60th anniversary celebration.
2 TV Insider + Ask Matt
We’re talking (and singing) about Daisy Jones & the Six. Plus, your queries about NCIS’s 450th ep and a fan favorite get answered.
4 The Roush Review
Our critic’s toes are tapping…but Hulu’s Up Here is not his jam. Paramount+’s Rabbit Hole delivers the thrills. Also: Ted Lasso!
8 Murder Mystery 2
Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler are back in Audrey’s and Nick’s shoes on a crack-up Netflix caper in the City of Love.
9 FBI: Crossover
Three franchise teams converge to help NYC take on terrorism

Up Here

I’M A SUCKER for musicals, but despite some very catchy tunes and the considerable charms of its adorable leads, there were times I wanted to beg Up Here to unplug the jukebox in their heads.

1 min

Rabbit Hole

SURELY YOU DIDN'T expect a show with this title to lay all of its cards on the table.

1 min

60 SIZZLING YEARS

Love triangles! Curses! Car bombs! The endless thrills of General Hospital.

3 mins

PARTNERS In Crime

Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston are back on the case in the comic caper Murder Mystery 2

2 mins

FBI BLOWOUT

Or is that blow up? A potential terror attack on New York City requires all Feds on deck in a thrilling three-show crossover

2 mins

STREAM IT!

Your guide to the very best streaming available now

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CMT Music Awards

COUNTRY SUPERSTARS KANE Brown and Kelsea Ballerini (above) are back to cohost this year's CMT Music Awards, which kicks off a big month for Brown.

2 mins

Riverdale

The modern update of the Archie Comics is going retro in its seventh and final round, except everything old is \"What?!\" again.

1 min

Law & Order: SVU

Det. Grace Muncy is a good cop who handles rape survivors with empathy.

1 min

Joni Mitchell: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song

For Mitchell, one of the greatest singer-songwriters of her generation, winning this singular honor (her predecessors include Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon and Smokey Robinson) was a brilliant homecoming.

1 min

Finding Your Roots

Investigative genealogy series

1 min

Not Dead Yet

SCENE STEALER LAUREN ASH

1 min

The Masters: First Round

Golf's first major of the year is shaping up to be a showdown between the world's three elite players, Scottie Scheffler (above), Rory Mcllroy and Jon Rahm.

1 min

The Portable Door

\"Harry Potter meets The Office\" is how exec producer Lisa Henson describes this family-friendly fantasy-adventure movie based on Tom Holt's popular comic novel.

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