Six seasons, 60 episodes, and eight years after its exciting pilot episode, The Handmaid’s Tale is officially set to end with the imminent arrival of its series finale.

A24’s Materialists, marks Celine Song’s latest rom-com starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans. No, you’re not dreaming, but this is a no-judgement-zone if you want to pinch yourself just in case.

It’s always an exciting time when a director as universally beloved as Wes Anderson announces a new movie.

Fans are uncertain if Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning will truly end the franchise. The film’s conclusive title sure makes you think it’s the end, but is it really?

You may have heard of a certain movie that came out this last. With intrigue to spare, an iconic friend duo at its core, misogynistic politicians, and a wicked soundtrack, it’s unsurprisingly a real crowd-pleaser.

Kotaro Lives Alone isn’t the first animated series with a child protagonist to address emotionally adult themes, but it definitely seems to go farther and hit harder than any of it’s predecessors.

The ambiguity of the ending isn’t fun–it’s lazy.

Maybe you’ve heard that Desperate Housewives is getting a reboot. Maybe you haven’t. Either way, it probably didn’t register high on your internal list of Important News Items.

As the federal trial against entertainment mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs begins this week, without allowing any cameras in the courtroom, curiosity about the details of the case will reach an all-time high, and send viewers looking to television to satisfy…

Netflix touts an impressive lineup of true crime documentaries and series, but for die-hard fans who have already exhausted the library, the wait for new titles can be agonizing.

For millions of teenage girls, boybands were a lifeline to feeling seen, heard, and connected in a world that rolled its eyes at their joy. 

Let Natasha Lyonne lead you into a serious mystery TV binge.

20 years after it came out, Spider-Man 2 is basically a time capsule.

Netflix’s Ōoku: The Inner Chambers is an ambitious creation set in an alternate version of Edo-period Japan against the backdrop of a mysterious pandemic that is decimating the male population.

There’s no shortage of things to watch nowadays between all the streaming services and new release movies coming out, but not all of the good ones make it.

Often I think most thriller/suspense/sci-fi books don’t transition well into television, always for various reasons.