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A+ stand-up comedy and a handsome-doctor face-off. Happy Tuesday!
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If there's one thing you learn very quickly about Todd Glass, it's that he doesn't have to act happy. Unless it's all just an act.
The Philadelphia native, now 53, is ...
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The sci-fi/drama/romance film will have you doing some big time thinking about technology and life, and yes, Jon Hamm too.
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Brown is a master of mind reading and psychological illusion, so you already know his special is about to be CRAZY.
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Sharon Stone stars in Soderbergh's miniseries, which was first released as an app that showed the story from multiple perspectives.
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Only one nomination for Amazon Studios, a year after breaking the streaming glass ceiling with 'Manchester by the Sea.'
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5.5 million people may be a lot, but it's nowhere near the 12 million who watched The People v. OJ Simpson premiere.
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The horror flick is an unimaginative slog through every predictable trope in the book.
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Is Netflix capable of competing with YouTube in the short-form content market?
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Dakota Fanning co-stars in a new limited series about a series of brutal murders and the psychiatrist who tries to get into the mind of the killer.
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The shorts star David Schwimmer, Bobby Cannavale, Emmy Rossum, and more.
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The upcoming Fifty Shades Freed soundtrack includes a "Maybe I'm Amazed" bonus track from Jamie Dornan himself, so RIP panties.
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Is Megyn Kelly afraid of Jane Fonda?
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It's usually a joyful moment when a team is able to ascribe a specific date to a newly-uncovered specimen, but I must warn you that this isn't a usual...
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Kobe and animator Bill Keene are nominated for their "Dear Basketball" animated short.
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Both are sci-fi anthology series filled with top-notch actors. But if you're a diehard 'Black Mirror' fan, can 'Electric Dreams' fill your need for more warped technology stories?
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Director of photography Rachel Morrison was the first woman nominated for Best Cinematography in the 90 year history of the Oscars.
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Plus Oscar firsts for Guillermo Del Toro, Octavia Spencer, Denzel Washington, and Mary J. Blige.
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Netflix isn't very forthcoming about viewing data, but the company's execs are much more revealing in their quarterly earnings videos.
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Were sexual misconduct allegations in the waning days of the voting window to blame?
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Grey's Anatomy and B-Team showcase something this season we haven't seen enough of: a doctor of Indian origin.
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Guillermo Del Toro's love letter to fish and the atomic age leads all films, while Paul Thomas Anderson crashes the Best Director party.
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We must put an end to distracted watching.
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Steven Soderbergh's new crime drama is unlike anything TV has ever seen before.
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This six-episode docuseries injects the food and travel show genre with a hearty helping of fun!