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Kevin Harlan remains the VOICE for Chiefs home telecasts this week while new voices join the CBS crew at Arrowhead.
Trent Green, a former Chiefs quarterback, teams with Harlan for the CBS broadcast this week.
Mitch Holthus remains the Chiefs’ radio voice, paired with Danan Hughes and Josh Klingler on the field.
The Chiefs’ broadcast reach includes over-the-air, SiriusXM, Audacy Chiefs en Español, CBS app, and NFL Plus replays.
Zak Gilbert, the Chiefs beat writer, provides background as part of the coverage around the broadcast changes.
The report frames the broadcast changes within Chiefs media history and notes the potential for future assignments.
The Chiefs have eight regular-season CBS games, with the possibility of a ninth in Week 18, depending on the league’s schedule.
The piece notes the Chiefs’ long history of radio and TV announcers, highlighting continuity and changes.
The article mentions broadcast access options for Spanish-language and streaming audiences.
The Chiefs broadcast also includes postgame NFL Plus All-22 coach's film replays for premium subscribers.

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Jaydon describes the collaboration with Usher as a balanced blend of artistry and efficiency.
The duo aligned their visions early, shaping the project timeline and creative direction.
Jaydon credits Usher for influencing the performance style on set.
The actors emphasize mutual respect and a shared drive to engage audiences.
Jaydon explains what drew him to the role and the project’s appeal.
The interview highlights a collaborative environment that balanced creativity with practicality.
Production timeline and workflow were discussed as key factors in success.
Jaydon notes Usher’s unique influence on the final performance.
The piece underscores the exclusivity of insight shared in the interview.

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Los Angeles readers urge Netflix to avoid worsening the decline of movie theaters.
Commentators say cinema offers an experience home setups cannot match.
Writers highlight art houses' role in presenting independent and foreign films.
Readers express concern about corporate consolidation in entertainment.
One reader notes the potential impact on culture if conglomerates dominate.
The letters frame the Netflix-Warner Bros. deal as a major industry shift.
Readers emphasize the social value of shared cinema experiences.
The piece cites ongoing financial pressures on theaters.
The letter-writers call for balancing consumer choices with corporate power.
The article collection presents a mix of concerns about the industry’s direction.

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