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After Prime Video declined to renew ‘Kevin,’ Plaza compares it to NBC’s earlier faith in ‘Parks & Rec.’

Technology and AI editor Zoe Kleinman argues the ban signals a deeper shift in how people relate to online systems.

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After nearly two decades in the Despicable Me universe, the director explains why the work never really stops, and what comes next.