Lena Dunham Returns to HBO to Direct International High-Finance Series ‘Industry’
Dunham will also produce the series alongside creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, who previously worked in the finance sector.
Television
‘Frankie Drake Mysteries’ Review: Jazz Age Private Eyes Make Crime-Fighting Feminist and Frothy
Set in Toronto, the CBC series is the perfect procedural cuppa tea for the summer.
‘Jett’ Review: Carla Gugino Shines in a Stylish Crime Show That’s More Solid Than Surprising
Sebastian Gutierrez’s Cinemax action drama is a slickly executed riff on some overly familiar genre trappings.
‘Marvel’s Jessica Jones’ Review: Season 3 Proves It’s Time to Say Goodbye for Good
More bloated stories, diminishing returns, and shoddy fight scenes make the case that Marvel’s serialized superheroes need a creative reboot.
‘Desus and Mero’: How Two Friends Make Late Night Comedy Seem Effortless
Eschewing the format of a gimmicky persona helps the show’s central pair succeed with politicians and entertainers in a way that few others can.
‘Veronica Mars’ Trailer: Hulu’s Season 4 Investigates a Series of Mysterious Explosions
After three seasons and a movie, Kristen Bell’s titular detective might be in for her most dangerous case yet.
Russian Communist Party Wants to Ban HBO’s ‘Chernobyl,’ Seeks Lawsuit Against Creator
The group says the HBO limited series is an “ideological tool designed to defame and demonize” the Soviet people.
Every New Netflix Original Series Premiering in 2019
An updating list of Netflix’s 2019 originals from around the globe.
‘When They See Us’ Sees More Real-World Fallout, As Prosecutor Resigns Professorship
Elizabeth Lederer is the second prosecutor to resign since Ava DuVernay’s Netflix miniseries premiered.
‘Baskets’ Review: Season 4 Feels Like the Beautiful Beginning of the End
The FX comedy isn’t clowning around with its forward momentum on the bullet train to hope.
‘Jessica Jones’ Showrunner Melissa Rosenberg on Crafting a Satisfying Ending for the Series
The “Jessica Jones” showrunner discusses the show’s mature themes, lessons learned, and the conclusion of the Marvel-Netflix partnership.
Nicolas Winding Refn Doesn’t Care If You Watch All 13 Hours of ‘Too Old to Die Young’
The filmmaker spoke to IndieWire about why his Amazon series isn’t being released like a typical TV show — because it’s a film. Kind of.
Newswire
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History Rethink Group Key to ‘Eight Hundred’ Shanghai Cancellation (EXCLUSIVE)
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Pentagon Keeps Trump in the Dark About its Cyber Attacks on Russia
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Drake Drops 2 New Tracks In Honor Of Toronto Raptors’ NBA Title
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Grey's Anatomy Shouldn't Give Up on Jackson and Maggie — Here's Why
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Emmy spotlight: In its last season, ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ should win its first trophy for Tituss Burgess
