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Weekend: Actor Bradley Whitford; Gay 'Batwoman'; The Chambers Brothers
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Weekend: Actor Bradley Whitford; Gay 'Batwoman'; The Chambers Brothers

Why Bradley Whitford is following his dark roles in "Get Out" and "The Handmaids Tale" with a new NBC sit-com; "Batwoman" creator says her lead was always going to be gay; The Chambers Brothers recount their musical journey
Actor Bradley Whitford taping an episode of The Frame with John Horn at KPCC's Crawford Family Forum.
Bradley Whitford and The Frame's John Horn, KPCC
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BRADLEY WHITFORD RETURNS TO BROADCAST TV

Bradley Whitford, best known for “The West Wing”, has recently gone pretty dark in the movie “Get Out” and Hulu’s “Handmaid’s Tale.” His new NBC sit-com, “Perfect Harmony,” takes him in a whole new direction.

"BATWOMAN" LIKES GIRLS BUT IT'S NO BIG DEAL

“Batwoman” creator Caroline Dries got an easy greenlight from the CW to make her superhero an out lesbian. But now the show has been review bombed by trolls on Rotten Tomatoes.

THE CHAMBERS BROTHERS MUSICAL JOURNEY

George Chambers died this week at the age of 88. He and his brothers recount their musical journey from singing gospel in the rural South to becoming part of the psychedelic rock scene in LA of the 1960's.