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Twenty-three years after the original series Yo Soy Betty, La Fea ended, Betty decides to finally go back to being her true self -- and takes charge of her late father-in-law's ...
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Katy O'Brian breaks out as Stewart's lover in this wild, violent romance.
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“They say, until the lion tells its story, the hunter will always be the hero.”
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René Redzepi, the chef-owner of the renowned Stockholm restaurant Noma, hosts and narrates the series.
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These loonies illegally climb buildings for social media clout.
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Mortensen writes, directs and stars, but he knows Krieps is the true star.
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Dave Bautista and Chloe Coleman return for another go at the Large Guy/Small Girl action-comedy formula.
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Indigo Girls get the documentary treatment in It’s Only Life After All, on the heels of Barbie singing “Closer to Fine” in her convertible.
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Shaquille O'Neal and Gina Rodriguez host and executive produce the show, which is taped in Las Vegas.
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Writer/director Stelana Kliris said she was inspired by the real-life "Angel of the Gap."
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Oh yes she did!
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Harry Connick Jr. plays a washed-up rock star who inadvertently moves to a "suicide hotspot." Yikes.
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Tom Sandoval recently sued Madix for accessing his cell phone without his “authorization or permission.”
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HEADLINE: Stream It Or Skip It: “Simone Biles: Rising” on Netflix, a four-part documentary look at the all-time gymnastics great SLUG: simone-biles-rising-netflix-review Simone Biles is an Olympian without peer, a ...
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The show where a white cone gives blue balls.
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The bad boys of The Karate Kid franchise finally square off!
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Behar has certainly earned herself a new superlative at the table for "Noisiest Phone."
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Moses Ingram stars with Portman in the adaptation of Laura Lippman's novel.
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These Islanders are keeping us on our toes until the very end!
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"I feel so lucky to have a job that allows me to visit places like that," Harry Connick Jr. told Decider.
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"The whole blind-side thing took off because of the movie, and the right side guys got pushed away," he said.
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The Sopranos alum apologized to her kids for discussing the matter on the air, but insisted that "they know."
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While Christie said Trump has been "affected" by the shooting, he also thought he "hasn't been changed."
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What is...pissed off Jeopardy fans?
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Kotb was bravely "against" Bush Hager's preferred method for taking pictures with friends.
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"Watching that back for me was hard, truly."
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Cheng most recently appeared in the 2020 live-action remake of Mulan.
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"I am gonna sit this one out."
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"I embrace it."
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Need another gripping Apple TV series after Presumed Innocent? Lady in the Lake has arrived.
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In & Out screenwriter Paul Rudnick weighs in on his memories of working with Newhart.
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...plus the VOD releases of Julia Louis-Dreyfus in Tuesday, and Viggo Mortensen in The Dead Don't Hurt, and many other new titles.
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"Every day, there's fresh hope."
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Anderson joked that Gaetz "looks like he’s trying to be an NBA player's third wife."
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The new Netflix documentary about two Russian rooftoppers isn't romantic—it's dangerous.
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The Oscar-winner shares the tip she got from locals on the set.
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The Devil works hard, but Ryan Serhant works harder.
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Sandoval fired his lawyer for filing the suit on his behalf.
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The hope for a Hope Floats sequel remains afloat.
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"I think it is very important to keep the victim at the forefront," series star Moses Ingram told Decider.
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"I had some kind of flesh-colored boxers on," Connick said in an interview with Decider for his new Netflix movie.
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Serhant also opened up about making the jump from Bravo to Netflix, which Owning Manhattan storyline he was most invested in and how he feels about a potential Season 2.
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...plus Lady In The Lake on Apple TV+, Those About To Die on Peacock, and more.
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90 minutes of maritime madness.
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Marsh Girl Summer!
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The stakes are higher than ever.