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As Showtime ramps up its nonfiction programs, viewers get a close-up on startling realities.
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In a new examination of L.A.’s cocaine epidemic, John Singleton navigates Snowfall.
Execs at Crackle, Sony’s streaming service, knew its customers were big fans of Snatch, Guy Ritchie’s gangster comedy. So they conceived it as a series — with new characters and an amped-up pace. And casting Harry Potter’s Rupert Grint couldn’t hurt.
![Tamron Hall and Tyler Perry at the Television Academy's first member event in Atlanta, "A Conversation with Tyler Perry," at the Woodruff Arts Center on Thursday, May 4, 2017.](http://www.emmys.com/sites/default/files/styles/home_video_thumbs/public/photos-gallery/tamron-tyler-onstage-900x600.jpg?itok=v9unAZD8 "Tamron Hall and Tyler Perry at the Television Academy's first member event in Atlanta, "A Conversation with Tyler Perry," at the Woodruff Arts Center on Thursday, May 4, 2017.")
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