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David Jay Willis and Jay Kogen talk about the unique funding model for their holiday movie and why they didn't sell it to a subscription service like Netflix.
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We're kind of worried about Jon and Dany now...
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It's not out of the question that Hart could be un-selected as host.
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Of course we all know this, but do we really KNOW this?
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The series follows a journalist as she unravels the mystery behind the disappearance of 300 people at a neuroscience research facility.
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Jaffrey is playing an amalgamation of all of the aunties Radhika Menon grew up around — part sassy, part sweet, and always well-meaning.
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Starring Nicole "Hoopz" Alexander and Jim Jones, First Lady isn't high cinema, but it's a fun, fast romp.
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Where 'A Star Is Born' isn't a musical and Jim Crow racism is comedy.
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The Who Is America? star is celebrating his nomination by poking the sleeping bear.
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Amazon's nine Golden Globes nominations point to one of Netflix's biggest awards problems.
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Sorry, Ralph Macchio. 51 million views still isn't enough to defeat the Walmart yodeling kid.
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"When kids see the good white character triumph over the bad person of color they are taught that white is right and minorities are the source of evil."
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Because everybody loves (wooden stop-motion) puppets!
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The only "Best of 2018" list to include the theme song to the hit TNBC series Hang Time.
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The Red Room of Pain has claimed another victim.
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Great day for Jim Carrey. Rough day for Ryan Gosling. The Hollywood Foreign Press gives and it takes.
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Rugrats' holiday special defined how an entire generation of young Jews understand and relate to Hanukkah.
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Critics loved plenty of Netflix shows this year, and odds are you haven't seen 'em all.
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Abe's romper is played for laughs, but it's really no joke.
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Let's all get ready to be angry at our phones.
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Did your favorite shows and movies make the cut?
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Will your favorite series score a Golden Globes nom?
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Rugrats' 1996 Hanukkah special is the standard-bearer of the holiday.
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Spend some time this season keeping Mary Richards company on an otherwise lonely Christmas Eve.