'Parks and Recreation' to get back-to-back episodes for final season

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Tuesday, December 2, 2014 View in browser |  View text version COMPANY TOWN ICA Miami plans new building funded by ex-Philadelphia Eagles owner The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami will build a permanent home for itself that is expected to open in December 2016. The facility, which the recently founded museum announced on Monday, is being funded entirely from a gift by former Philadelphia Eagles owner Norman Braman and his wife, Irma, who is a museum board co-chair. TODAY'S TOP NEWS ›  'Sleepy Hollow' recap: Casualties of war ›  Tuesday's TV highlights: 'The Flash' meets 'Arrow' and more ›  'Parks and Recreation' to get back-to-back episodes for final season ›  Bill Cosby resigns from Temple University Board of Trustees ENVELOPE Rising recording star Charli XCX brings her 'pop circus' to town ›  Rising recording star Charli XCX brings her 'pop circus' to town ›  'Birdman' wins big at Gotham Independent Film Awards ›  NBC's 'Peter Pan Live!' raises stakes with flashier set, bolder cast MORE ENTERTAINMENT ›  Snooki gets married: Nicole Polizzi weds Jionni LaValle ›  Madonna returns to Malawi, meets with new president ›  'Benched' star Eliza Coupe gives thanks for new fiance Darin Olien ›  Thanksgiving 2014: Celebrities share what they're thankful for ›  Scott Stapp of Creed claims to be broke, under 'attack'; posts video ›  Chet Hanks, son of Tom Hanks, approaching 60 days sober after rehab ›  Chris Pine, on 'Ellen,' confirms he's handsome, can sing and is single Gotham awards: 'Birdman' flies as Inarritu, Linklater swap speeches A topsy-turvy awards day began with “Boyhood” and matured into “Birdman,” as the two dramas traded prizes at a pair... MULTIMEDIA Photos:  Celebrity portraits by The Times   Photos:  On the Set: Movies and TV