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* Kate Mara (A Teacher, House of Cards) will star opposite Elisabeth Moss and Kerry Washington in the Apple TV+ limited series Imperfect Women.
* MGM+ has given a series order to the comedy American Classic, starring Kevin Kline as a Broadway star who returns to his hometown, family-run theater after a public meltdown.
* Opry 100: A Live Celebration, hosted by Blake Shelton, will air Wednesday, March 19 at 8/7c on NBC.
* Prime Video has released a trailer for the biblical drama series House of David, premiering with its first three episodes on Thursday, Feb. 27:
* Netflix has released a trailer for Love Is Blind Season 8, premiering Friday, Feb. 14:
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