Nicole Delaney’s entertaining short, starring Rudolph and Jay Ellis, tracks a mosquito who falls in love after sucking the blood from a man’s choice body part.
Offering no new information about the late billionaire and convicted sex offender, this mediocre series dishonors survivors of his abuse.
The voguing reality-competition series features more black trans women than “Pose,” as well as unbelievable dance performances and fashion.
Gadbsy knocks it out of the park again with a slightly lighter special that packs just as much punch as her last.
The fifth season continues to miss the mark in a dull fourth episode that begs the question, when will “Billions” get its groove back?
Tsai Chin is a sardonic tour de force as a chainsmoking grandma who falls into some cash in this entertaining and smart dark comedy.
The English-born doyenne of regional Mexican cuisine makes an entertaining documentary subject, but the film ignores her complex legacy.
The “How to Survive a Plague” filmmaker pioneers face-obscuring technology to expose human rights atrocities in the Russian republic.
Megan Thee Stallion and Jameela Jamil will serve on the judges’ panel, along with Law Roach and Leiomy Maldonado.
Axe almost loses his groove in a meandering third episode that ponders the price of a soul with broad brushstrokes.
With Massachusetts accents, alcoholic lesbians, and a stripper with a heart of gold, the drama pushes the envelope to embarrassing ends.
Desiree Akhavan, Barbara Hammer, Cheryl Dunye, and more narrate the history of queer women onscreen in this accessible and documentary.
