Assuming no other streamer comes to its rescue, we have to accept that Evil, our pick for the best Paramount+ original series, is ending with its August 22 episode.
If you’re one of The X-Files fans who still thinks about Gillian Anderson kissing David Duchovny before her boyfriend when she won a Golden Globe, you’re not alone.
TV history is littered with examples of great couples, whether in sitcoms — where the will they/won’t they dynamic is particularly pronounced — or in dramas. These character pairings are easy to invest in — people who seem almost from the real world. Unsurprisingly, the best TV couples are those who end up being better as a pair than they ever were as individuals.
With his second directorial feature, "Reverse the Curse," now in select theaters and his podcast "Fail Better" garnering attention, the multi-hyphenate talent has no plans on slowing down.
Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Sympathizer Episode 4: “Give Us Some Good Lines.” The Captain (Hoa Xuande) accepts Niko Damianos’ (Robert Downey Jr.) offer to be the Vietnamese consultant on his new movie, and The Sympathizer Episode 4 transitions from the battleground to a film set.
[Warning: The following contains MAJOR spoilers for The Sympathizer Season 1 Episode 4, “Give Us Some Good Lines.”] The Sympathizer Episode 4 is one of the best episodes of 2024 so far.
While some of the most successful and well-known screen examples of sci-fi are movies, over the decades, television has also used the genre to push the boundaries of the medium.
TV shows often flourish in a given period of time, but thanks to the wonders of streaming, they have a much longer shelf-life.
The "When Harry Met Sally" icon dedicated her sophomore directorial debut to Nora Ephron, but the romantic comedy pales in comparison to the late Ephron's quippy, heartwarming scripts.
Fox’s paranormal series The X-Files, starring David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, premiered Sept. 10, 1993. On its 30th, we’ve ranked every episode
There has long been a symbiotic relationship between film and TV, with each medium drawing on and influencing the other. The most successful and enjoyable examples of this phenomenon are reminders of how integrated the entertainment industry has become.
Baseball breeds romantics. Whether the sport itself invokes big-sky dreaming via its laid-back nature and open-ended gameplay, or America’s pastime dons nostalgia’s rose-colored glasses simply by enduring for a century and a half, who can say?
Once upon a time, when a TV show left the air, that usually remained the case. Nowadays, it feels like no show truly dies. Shows return from the dead repeatedly. Let’s celebrate some television resurrections!
Flip through the slideshow below for 20 of the most memorable celebrity cameos on Sex and the City, from Carrie Fisher's appearance to Bradley Cooper's first-ever major acting role.
Flip through the gallery for a look at 15 of the most iconic television cameos, from Joe Biden's turn on "Parks and Recreation" to a controversial episode of "Friends" guest-starring Winona Ryder.
The "buddy cop" drama has covered plenty of miles, whether on television or film. Comedy or drama, it doesn't really matter. Audiences flock to these projects and the numerous sequels that have followed.
Two is usually better than one. That's especially true when it comes to television stars. Why not have two great characters ride a show instead of just one?
I don't think I'm blowing anyone's mind by saying that two is better than one. It takes two to make a thing go right, just as it takes two to tango. And it takes at least two people to play "Frog baseball," to have a proper roast of music videos, and of course, it takes two to work the drive-thru.
With 18 seasons under its belt and a 19th set to premiere on Sept. 27, 2017, “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” is considered by many to be one of the greatest crime dramas of all time.
There's nothing better than being ahead of the curve on a cultural sensation, and nothing worse than watching your best kept secret go mainstream. But that's just a credit to your impeccable taste.
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