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Much of “Ride or Die” investigates who could have made the tape.
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"We have to get our stories straight."
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Hosted by William Shatner, the celebs on this mission to fake Mars include Lance Armstrong, Ariel Winter, Porsha Williams, Natasha Leggero, Marshawn Lynch, and more.
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It looks like Val needs a new beau to bonk -- and she'll probably get one.
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Let's hope she gets her wish in Season 3.
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As the body count rises in the scenic town of Deadloch, things get funnier in this new darkly funny series from Australia.
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Can you like a show where all the main characters are pretty much jerks? This series from Sweden tries to find out.
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They wrote, "You're gonna have to shoot your way out," on the card.
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In this six-episode docuseries, we hear about scammers like Danielle Miller, Tyler Baumann and more.
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The show that blends actual cooking with amateur detective work is back, and as fun as ever.
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The reality star died of a stroke, according to a statement released by her family.
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The new season of Cruel Summer is going to be your show of the summer.
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Nighy earned his first Oscar nod for this British adaptation of Kurosawa's Ikiru.
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Here are seven shocking revelations from the docuseries.
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Depp said the singer would get "in his zone" while on set.
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“I really hard-launched on her," Barrymore said of the over-the-top birthday interview with Garner.
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Lily-Rose Depp and The Weeknd star, along with Dan Levy, Jane Adams, Hank Azaria, Suzanna Son, Da'Vine Joy Randolph and more, in a series co-created by The Weeknd and Sam ...
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"No one trusts a lone man in the wild."
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Margera's brother had previously issued a plea for information about the Jackass star's whereabouts.
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The Idol is a visually stunning look at the dark side of celebrity.
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Scott also managed to tick off co-host Ana Navarro and earn a round of heckling from the audience.
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"I hope you had those discussions with yourself and your colleagues when you worked for that guy," Hostin told Griffin, a former Trump employee.
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"Go on, go on, go on leave me breathless."
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Sajak wasn't so moved by the contestant's $10,000 win.
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We need more Fatal Attraction ASAP.
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"I feel the designers in every way respected the feeling, tone, and texture of the landscape there," Riseborough said in an interview.
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The docuseries shines a spotlight on Poland's thriving draglesque scene.
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"We took it as a very negative kind of thing," he said.
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Newman starred in one of Steven Spielberg's favorite films as a former race car driver transporting a car between Colorado and California.
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The doomed Hollywood starlet inspired The Idol's most important garment.
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"What may seem like harmless fun and conversation may actually be sending a dangerous message," Williams said.
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As far as villain deaths go, Manifest really delivered.
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With half of the final season over, it's time to speculate wildly about Riverdale endgames.
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"It doesn’t do anything bad," Consuelos said of the ghost.
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In Joe Pickett, a game warden finds that animals getting out of line isn’t the craziest part of his job – no, it’s all of the murders that keep popping ...
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Jocelyn might be selling sex, but she's not having any fun having it.
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In art as in life, tweaking your nose at the taboo can be a thrill.
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Blink and you'll miss it.
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Benvi forever.
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Unfortunately for Scott, Behar won't be around for his appearance.
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From The Idol to Only Murders in the Building, we've got your summer plans on lockdown.
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Give Sydney Sweeney all of the awards.