Sofia Black-D’Elia and Ally Sheedy manage the tricky balance between comedy and frustration in this Freeform show that’s off to a promising start.
The “White Lotus” star admitted that she’s felt “disgusting” after filming nude scenes in past projects, saying, “I want to go home and scrub myself completely raw.”
The Peacock series reimagines “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” as a drama involving gun violence, premiering February 13.
Exclusive: “Nobody who knows me wants to hang out with me,” says the musician-turned-painter in the meta first look at Season 2.
Lily James gives an amazing performance in Hulu’s new limited series directed by Craig Gillespie.
In a statement, a spokesperson for the “Cosby Show” icon blamed W. Kamau Bell’s four-part Showtime documentary for perpetuating “omitted truths.”
The series feels more akin to the 2015 Will Ferrell/Kristen Wiig feature, “A Deadly Adoption,” itself meant to be a send-up of Lifetime movies.
The half-hour period comedy “Chiqui” and A24 docuseries “Instant Life” highlight a program that recognizes the frustrations of being stuck in place.
Miguel Angel Silvestre and Luis Gerardo Mendez are the anchors for a story about two Vatican priests wrestling with what it means to be a true believer.
The late comedian brought a certain kind of care to Christine Baskets that made the whole show a richer family portrait.
Every day is a new murder (and a new celebrity) in Will Arnett’s “Murderville.” The only catch? No celeb has a clue…or a script. Watch the hilarious trailer below.
Sundance: Wood’s courage shines through in an affecting exploration of power dynamics and relationships in Hollywood.
