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Last week, Yvon Chouinard, the billionaire owner of outdoor clothing retailer Patagonia, announced he was transferring ownership of his company to a trust. Going forward, the company’s profits — somewhere in the neighborhood of $100 million a year — will be used to combat climate change.

The annual Disney/Pixar showcase has kicked off in California, featuring early looks at live action and animation films hoping for box office domination

Right now, it can feel like the walls are closing in. The coronavirus persists and keeps mutating. Incomes haven’t kept pace with soaring expenses. Rights and protections are being rolled back, with the promise of more to come. Another Black person killed by police. Another gun massacre. I could go…

James Nesbitt’s latest troubled detective got lost in neo-noir gloom, an excellent documentary exposed the UN’s seedy side, Lenny Henry celebrated cultural diversity, and a new sketch show sparkled

Promising workplace series on Apple TV+ casts her as a billionaire’s angry ex reinventing herself as a philanthropist.

Rudolph is extraordinary as a wronged tech wife in a perfectly pitched workplace comedy about a billionaire come good from the Parks and Rec team

Oh went on to win an Emmy for her role in the BBC hit

Go behind-the-scenes on the greatest movie of all time, or try Maya Rudolph’s big-hearted new comedy that looks set to be this summer’s Ted Lasso. Plus: Rowan Atkinson is back in Man vs Bee

A new Marvel hero, some really old dragons and Neil Patrick Harris, all just in time for summer.

A new Marvel hero, some really old dragons and Neil Patrick Harris, all just in time for summer.

Back when the TV season took place between autumn and spring, the summer months were awash in reruns. Streaming upended all of that for good, and here we are with new shows and new seasons premiering year-round. With that in mind, here’s a look at what’s to come.