Were we ready for this track list? On Tuesday, Taylor Swift released the complete list of 15 songs off her upcoming album Reputation. While four of the songs have already come out — lead single “Look What You Made Me Do,” rally-anthem “…Ready For It?”, cheeky love bop “Gorgeous” and final advance offering “Call It What You Want” — the rest of the song titles shed a little more light on just what to expect, come Friday.

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This list will be updated regularly as titles are added to and removed from Peacock. Peacock may not be as prolific as Netflix or as packed with quality programming as Max, but in the years since its 2020 launch, NBCUniversal’s streaming service has carved out a niche as the home of the Olympics, Best Picture winner Oppenheimer, and more. When it comes to television, Peacock’s supply of prestige dramas is a bit limited compared to many of its competitors.

The Federal government has indicted seven men arrested in Miami on charges of conspiring with al-Qaeda to conduct terror attacks inside the U.S. Among the ostensible targets named in the indictment was Chicago’s Sears Tower. But was this a credible terror conspiracy? As the story unfolds, here are four skeptical questions worth pondering. Was this an al-Qaeda-linked plot, or were these men simply wannabes? From initial reports and the contents of the indictment, the latter seems most likely.

The Holdovers is the story of three fractured people—Paul, Angus, and Mary, played respectively by Paul Giamatti, Dominic Sessa, and Da'Vine Joy Randolph—thrust together in an empty boarding school in the waning days of 1970. But, in reality, those characters were born in 1969. That’s when my parents’ marriage ended. Actually, “ended” is far too neat a word. My parents’ marriage exploded. I’ll never know the particulars, but here’s the “easy-to-read” version: my dad couldn’t stay, and my mom couldn’t let him go—until she did.