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The BFFs keep it real about eating ice cream on the boat, serving blue shots, and their true feelings on men wearing eye masks.
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Giddyup. The Ranch Part 6 premieres December 7 on Netflix.
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This season ended on a HUGE clue pointing to a notorious drug lord.
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We hear this is the year they actually let poor Rudolph join in all the reindeer games.
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Beginning in 2019, all YouTube Originals will be free for anyone to watch.
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Bérénice Bejo stars in the story of old friends spicing up a dinner party by making everything on each other's phones public.
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DuVernay will join top talent including Greg Berlanti and Jessica Jones creator Melissa Rosenberg at the studio.
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Hillenburg wrote, directed, and produced the beloved Nickelodeon series since it first premiered in 1999.
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Lana Condor and Noah Centineo aren't the only ones who want more Lara Jean Covey and Peter Kavinsky.
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Here's your first look at tomorrow night's all-new episode of ABC's A Million Little Things.
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“It’s not a joke until a crowd laughs at it.”
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The Boss' one-man show debuts on Netflix Sunday, December 16.
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The mecha anime didn't just save and redefine anime. In many ways its one of the grandfathers of modern animation.
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Directed with disorienting brio by Alonso Ruizpalacios and written by series co-creator Doug Miro, "Just Say No" is one of the Narcos universe's finest hours.
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The new Dahl animated series will "potentially overlap" in a big deal for the streaming service
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Get ready to spend your whole weekend watching this addictive thriller.
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He's not an Asian stereotype, but Wye Mun Goh is a total "dad."
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We all have Amanda Bynes to thank for Magic Mike.
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The major players all have different strengths when it comes to seasonal streaming.
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Happy birthday, 'Frozen'! You still have that new snowman gleam.
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"Making a sex tape literally never occurred to me on ecstasy. It never made me horny. It just made me want to dance."
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A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding might be the second most watched royal wedding this year.
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An all-new installment of the anime classic hits Netflix in Spring 2019.
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Carve out some extra room in your queue for these streaming sensations!
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Popcorn not included.
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Decider's list shows off the depth and breadth of the cinematic offerings that captured our attention in 2018, ranging from superhero blockbusters to under-the-radar romcoms.
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Rupert Grint's comedy about a fake cancer diagnosis is all kinds of wrong.
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Jason Mantzoukas goes peak Mantzoukas in this fun indie road trip comedy.