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Zach the Snack is back.
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Mariel Molino, Amy Acker and Kelly Bishop star in this mystery thriller series.
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Pour out a Shotz tonight in honor of Shirley Feeney (and the late Penny Marshall's Laverne DeFazio, while you're at it).
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Netflix’s Bake Squad is back for a second season, offering all the fun of baking competition shows with none of the stress of weekly eliminations.
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In the teaser for the new Fox Nation special, Barr lets out a villainous laugh and asks, “Has anybody been fired recently?”
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"Oh, that was so… unclose," Sajak said after the contestant failed to solve the puzzle.
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The big thing HBO changed about Bill? It made him nicer.
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The actress criticized the way female-driven superhero movies get "torn apart" by audiences.
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"Now that it's all coming up again, I feel sick, from my whole stomach," Anderson says of the Hulu series in her new documentary.
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After five movies, are silly Minion antics getting old yet?
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The 10-episode series will set sail in 2023.
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Will the heir comment on the spare before he assumes the royal chair?
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Who's hosting the talk show today?
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New season, new host, new villa!
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"I'm sick of this," Whoopi Goldberg said, before turning to the studio audience and saying, "You should be sick of this. Are we?"
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"I just don't think I understood the movie," Lyonne said. "And then they gave me money and I began to understand."
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It's time to add Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice to your queue.
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It was a great year for queer cinema at Sundance.
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"It's so much funnier out of Michael Urie's mouth than it ever was out of mine."
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We gotta talk about Maya Jama's red crochet dress.
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The indie movie's campaign involved word-of-mouth from A-listers Gwyneth Paltrow, Cate Blanchett and Kate Winslet.
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The newly rebranded service replaces Epix.
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Daphne and her Duke are living happily ever after, off-screen, where no one can see them.
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The cast reportedly wants to make Friends money.
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The late actress also voiced Tess in The Last Of Us video game.
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Once again, put this women in everything.
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He's peeling back the layers of Natasha Lyonne's cameo.
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Loring served as inspiration for Jenna Ortega, who played her character in Netflix's smash-hit Wednesday.
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These queens are leaving zero crumbs.
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The mushrooms in your garden did nothing wrong! It's flour's fault!
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Ghost-hunters, grave-robbers, and sharp British wit: Lockwood & Co. is a top tier YA show.
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Shotgun Wedding is a solid action-comedy for a drunk Friday night.
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Apple TV+ newest comedy is here to fill that Ted Lasso-shaped hole in your streaming schedule.