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Talk about a prison break!
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Mark Strong stars as a brilliant surgeon who has started an underground clinic since his wife's suicide.
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After Bloodshot's initial theatrical release on March 13, Universal is making the film accessible to home audiences.
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We're approaching the beginning of the end.
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Sports fans stuck in isolation will now be able to relive hundreds of regular and postseason games at no charge.
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The battle between Elena and Mia is just heating up!
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He's almost a little too good at it.
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The third season of the Israeli thriller comes nearly two years after Season 2 in 2018.
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Meet the perfect escapist binge watch you're gonna love.
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A mysterious artist moves to Shaker Heights, Ohio, and upends the seemingly perfect life of one of its most influential residents in this new drama.
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Linda Fairstein claims that Netflix and director Ava DuVernay wrongfully portrayed her as a racist in the 2019 limited series.
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And there's drama about ice sculptures!?
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See how much the Suite Life cast has changed in 15 years!
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Laugh your way through quarantine with Mae Martin!
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Hank Azaria's critically-acclaimed IFC comedy returns for its fourth and final season.
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The Latinx drama will end after two years on the network.
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Break up your binge-watching with the famous choreographer's free dance lesson this afternoon.
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Reese Witherspoon, Kerry Washington, and Joshua Jackson playing a dad!!!
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"I can't tell who's yelling at me right now!" said McCain.
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"It was worth it if we'd learn something useful. Did we learn anything…?"
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Yes, you can all scream over The Handmaid's Tale together.
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The musical duo promised fans more concerts this week at 8:30/7:30c.
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Because being quarantined at home is like being in a dating pod!
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Get this guy a talk show, STAT.
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The purchase comes after Fox sold off its 5% stake in the streaming media player Roku.
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"I don't know what's happening haha."
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A new series of Shaun The Sheep shorts hits Netflix, with the same wordless wit as the BBC series that ran from 2007-16.
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Doctor Sleep was based on the 2013 book by Stephen King, the first sequel that the prolific author ever penned.
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Little Fires Everywhere doesn't have Laura Dern, so we're skeptical.
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The show is a huge hit with kids, but it hasn't been enough to convince Will's kids that he's actually cool.
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It's like John Wick, but starring a super-hot supermodel instead of a depressed widower mourning his dead dog.