-
Six months after his career-ending injury, the former Texas Ranger will rebrand as a television cooking personality.
-
If you're concerned about what HBO said "no" to recently, let us remind you what they've said "YES" to.
-
What you need to know about the French beauty at the center of The Collection.
-
From Kanye West and Beyonce’s set designer to the man behind Air Jordans, this docu-series will give you a relaxing crash course on design.
-
2016 felt like a breakout year for television shows and documentaries about hip hop. From
The Get Down, Baz Luhrmann’s over the top retelling of rap’s early days, to the
...
-
The hyper-stylized horror movie The Love Witch is a dazzling bit of feminist filmmaking.
-
The Da Vinci's Demons star is back in this gorgeous Amazon series about a glamorous Parisian fashion house.
-
Decider spoke to show creator Noah Hawley about the revolutionary way 'Legion' portrays mental illness.
-
Celebrate the TV anniversary of the time Mr. Big declined to take a nap-a and instead decided to move to Napa. (And also Miranda had her baby!)
-
In the lead-up to his SNL return, Baldwin took a dig at the First Daughter before channeling the president.
-
'Manchester By The Sea' leads an exciting assortment of films now available to watch on demand!
-
Alec Baldwin will be hosting 'Saturday Night Live' for a record-breaking 17th time this weekend. I'm happy for Baldwin, but conflicted.
-
Ricky Gervais brings his most famous character back for a road trip that is guaranteed to make you insanely uncomfortable.
-
This show will seduce you into submission.
-
Seth Meyers is reinventing what viral comedy looks like.
-
This weekend's full of your favorite shows returning, a slew of scary classics, and a very big, very sexy Valentine's Day Special.
-
The Collection takes place in Paris, France right after the end of World War II. The Sabine family aims to relaunch their luxurious fashion studio, but they have issues: namely, rumors...
-
Ricky Gervais's hilariously awkward character from The Office is back for more mockumentary vicarious embarrassment.