"Schitt’s Creek” ends with an episode that truly highlights one of its greatest strengths — the ability to make its characters grow without fundamentally changing them.
Two analytics firms offered sharply varying statistics on Quibi's launch day downloads.
CBS will revive its Sunday night film franchise and air five crowdpleasing movies to keep viewers entertained while indoors.
Crowley Police chief Jimmy Broussard said he had no idea the siren was from the Universal horror thriller and vowed not to use the siren again.
Crytsal Moselle adapts "Skate Kitchen" into a stylish six-part series that looks part "The L Word," part "Minding the Gap."
The “Memory Hole” creator declined to discuss the similarity between the show’s graphics and the art of Everything Is Terrible!
The series co-creator tells the story behind the trickiest props in "Bagman" and what he says is Bob Odenkirk's finest moment so far.
Charles Laughton's 1955 drama is a touchstone of the serial killer genre.
IndieWire ranks the 24 shows made available to press before the service's debut.
A full rundown of all the ways the coronavirus is changing the entertainment landscape around the world.
The VFX artist says working for Tom Hooper on "Cats" was "almost slavery."
If Season 1 was the honeymoon and Season 2 an ensuing rough patch, then Season 3 is the marriage itself — reliable, flawed, and held together by love.
