Larry King, Iconic TV Host, Dies at 87
King, whose career has spanned more than six decades, died in Los Angeles.
Television
‘Flack’: Amazon Resurfaced the Show’s First Season at Just the Right Time
The Anna Paquin-led drama is getting a second life, right as some audiences might be most receptive to its dark, acidic sense of humor.
‘Losing Alice’ Review: Psychological Slow Burn Is Apple’s Best Drama Series Yet
The platform’s latest import is a filmmaking drama with a keen awareness of thriller traditions and how to get at the raw emotion within the show’s central trio.
‘Euphoria’ Creator Eyes Season 2 Filming in March, with Episodes to Begin Releasing in 2021
Exclusive: This August will mark two years since the “Euphoria” season one finale.
NBC News’ Tom Brokaw to Retire — Watch Highlights from Veteran Anchor’s Career
Brokaw served as an anchor and senior correspondent at NBC News throughout his 55-year tenure.
‘WandaVision’ Review: Episode 3 Pushes Vision’s Patience, and Ours — Spoilers
Can we at least give Kathryn Hahn a bit more to do?
Microsoft Goes Full ‘Black Mirror’ with New Patent to Turn Deceased People into AI Chatbots
“Black Mirror” continues to predict the future of artificial intelligence.
Michelle Pfeiffer to Star as Betty Ford in Showtime’s ‘The First Lady’
Michelle Pfeiffer will star in the Showtime anthology series alongside Viola Davis, who will portray Michelle Obama.
At Last, ‘Gomorrah’ Is the Prestige Drama That HBO Max Needs
The exhilarating crime-family drama revolutionized Italian TV, and now it’s poised to do the same for the fledgling streamer.
HBO Developing Next ‘Game of Thrones’ Prequel: George R.R. Martin’s ‘Tales of Dunk and Egg’
HBO is already developing “House of the Dragon,” but more “Thrones”-set series are being planned.
‘Peaky Blinders’ Movie to Set Up New TV Series as Franchise Extends Beyond Final Season
“Peaky Blinders” is coming to an end after six seasons, but the franchise is far from over.
‘Breaking Bad’ and the Legacy of Disabled Representation in Peak TV
“There’s always pressure, be it great or a bit small,” RJ Mitte said of the aftermath of playing Walt Jr. for five years.
