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Bow down to these hotties.
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This sweet dramedy from Jason Katims stars three performers on the spectrum.
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Seventh verse, same as the first (but worse).
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How are Matthew and Diana going to deal with Jack's crimes?
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Five words. Seventeen letters. Say How I Met Your Father and I'm yours.
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Precious few are the people who go into business with the Byrdes and survive the ordeal.
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George MacKay and Jeremy Irons headline this tense dramatic thriller.
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Even when he’s enjoying himself, Wilson is a man of few words.
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Lots of young and pretty people are engaged in lots of young and pretty people drama in this new Brazilian series.
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Former Disney Channel star Peyton List tries to turn nasty in Aileen Wuornos: American Boogeywoman, an insubstantial throwback to an earlier chapter in the serial killer’s life.
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The Fraggles are back, and they're thankfully just as fun as they were in the '80s.
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Let the games begin all over again.
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"Open the edit room immediately so I can be in charge of my own image," Ye wrote.
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Netflix's new war movie is based on a speculative fiction novel by Robert Harris.
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We have some educated guesses.
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Despite packing so much plot into any given episode, Ozark feels strangely slow-moving.
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She's back!
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Should the Jan. 6 committee look into Ivanka, or do they need not investigate?
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Democrats' attempt to change filibuster rules in order to pass a voting bill failed earlier this week.
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The Byrdes are back, baby.
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Ozark's fourth and final season has begun, and I don't know about you, but I'm flipping out!
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"Someone is naughty and not being truthful."
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Hey again, all you cool cats and kittens.
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Somebody help her!
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Humans will battle the supernatural this week on VOD.
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As sad as it is, this one makes sense.
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The Emmy-winning comedian and game show host is known for his roles in Baskets and Family Feud.
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What's the old saying? Out of the frying pan, and into the fire?
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Fingers crossed for an extended edition!
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Even if you don't enjoy Meat Loaf's music, this is utterly enjoyable way to spend 50 minutes.
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The actor and musician gave a scene-stealing performance in David Fincher's 1999 film, playing a former body builder.
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From 1917 to Munich: The Edge of War, George MacKay has found his thing.
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...plus Munich — The Edge of War, As We See It, Single Drunk Female and more!
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"His name was Robert Paulson."
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A 'Macbeth' that's minimalist, mesmerizing, and jarring.