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It's Showtime, baby.
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It's a piece of horror (and TV) history that's more endearing than scary.
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For all his famous braggadocio, a certain adult melancholy hangs over Once In A Lifetime Sessions with Noel Gallagher.
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Absalom Breakspear is the best-dressed man in the Burgue.
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Four real couples agree to have their sessions with Dr. Orna Guralnik filmed, and the results are glorious to watch.
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Jessica Barden returns to the coming-of-age dramedy alongside new addition Naomi Ackie.
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Noah Emmerich stars with Cohen in a new series from Homeland's Gideon Raff.
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"I've worked with hundreds of actresses. Not one of them has ever complained about me."
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The Mighty Boosh star is now a baker's best friend.
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"I really think it's the best character I've ever had the opportunity to play," he said of the slick attorney on the Starz drama.
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"How many people have the American government killed innocently, and how many has WikiLeaks?" Anderson asked of Julian Assange.
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Just don't go in expecting the joke-per-minute ratio of a late-night monologue.
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This week's new releases include Sophie Turner in X-Men Dark Phoenix, Bill Murray and Adam Driver in The Dead Don't Die, Canal Street for rent on iTunes and more!
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Make space on your DVR because a whole new lineup of TV shows are on the way.
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Trump is giving late night hosts plenty to talk about this week.
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The parents of Riverdale are heading to New York!
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Jenkins' recent television work includes The Killing, I Am The Night, and Betrayal.
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As shocking as Sacha Baron Cohen's new Netflix series is, the real story behind it is even more interesting.
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"After 25 years, you'd think it just wouldn't be a thing."
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Gordon-Levitt, who will also write and executive produce, will play an elementary school teacher in Los Angeles.
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How much do we love these bakers? TOO DAMN MUCH.
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Plus Mary Queen of Scots, On Becoming a God in Central Florida, Into The Dark: Pure and more!
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The 1987 Best Picture winner is no less mesmerizing decades on.
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Watch that movie where Tommy Lee Jones says, "I don't care."