7 New HBO Series to Watch in April 2021 — and 5 More You May Have Missed
HBO’s April lineup will see plenty of big ticket originals, including “The Nevers,” but this month (if not every month) is all about Kate Winslet.
HBO’s April lineup will see plenty of big ticket originals, including “The Nevers,” but this month (if not every month) is all about Kate Winslet.
Carey Mulligan and the “Saturday Night Live” crew poked fun at prestige period dramas featuring lesbian relationships.
As “Bonfire” Annie Carbey, Rochelle Neil embraces all the grandiose possibilities of the Victorian-era fantasy.
The “Promising Young Woman” Oscar nominee will be joined by musical guest Kid Cudi on April 10.
The innovative wordsmith’s time spent in and outside of the world of neurological studies is captured in this portrait of both his breakthroughs and insecurities.
Funimation’s anime adaptation of “The World Ends with You” is an affectionate retelling of the classic video game.
While pain and trauma are assuredly part of the Black experience, there’s only so much a viewer can take of “THEM” before it becomes numbing and sensationalistic.
Tributes are pouring in for the Duke of Edinburgh, who died Friday at the age of 99.
The ghost of Steve Rogers’ Captain America hung heavy over the proceedings of “The Whole World Is Watching”
The first trailer for Ziwe’s variety series is packed with stars, including Jane Krakowski, Bowen Yang, Phoebe Bridgers, Cristin Milioti, and more.
The “Magic Mike” competition series will transform a group of 10 men into real-life Magic Mikes.
In medias res over-dependence is resulting in a lot of TV shows doing a disservice to both their narrative and their audience.