Editorials

A journalist in the 1980s applied the term "Brat Pack" to a group of up-and-coming young stars. But were they a pack, or was the whole thing a ploy?

In the 1980s, Rob Lowe was branded a member of the Brat Pack, a group of young movie stars taking Hollywood by storm, but he has since shed the bratty reputation.

When a reporter branded a group of young actors as the Brat Pack, it caused a wave of typecasting that left ripples on their careers for years.

Iconic young movie stars were seemingly everywhere in the 1980s. They were young talents on the rise, but then they were branded. The Brat Pack was born but fought back.

Netflix has been a rollercoaster of renewals and cancellations lately, especially the latter. Are they finally steadying the ride, or will It only worsen?

There is no denying that the Brat Pack stars and the films they made shaped a generation. The young stars created movies that are still universally loved and admired.

Are TV showrunners giving the audience too much power? If audience feedback is reshaping the story on screen, what's the point of creative storytelling?

Pat Sajak is stepping away from Wheel of Fortune. The occasion has led us to wonder if the era of the iconic TV game show host has come to an end.

Many 1980s young movie stars were on the rise when the label "Brat Pack" suddenly created a lot of tension between them without warning or solid explanation.

Shows today are often renewed beyond their natural lifespans to satisfy audience demand and financially benefit production companies. Here's why that's not always the best choice for a show's potential legacy or even its current viewers.

The Brat Pack ruled the 1980s, but its establishment wasn't as straightforward as many think. Here's how the Brat Pack was born and how the group evolved.

Younger viewers are increasingly demonstrating a fondness for shows that peaked before they were born. And network execs are desperate to cash in on the trend.

Kaitlin Olson will star in the new ABC crime-drama High Potential, written by The Good Place's Drew Goddard, we are here to share all the details for the freshman season.

The term 'limited series' seems to have become a misused term in the TV world as network execs fear of cancellation is creating some confusion among consumers.

It's been a very long time since a pair of water skis wielded such cultural power, but TV today has somehow managed to reinvent that creative abyss for the streaming era

The first major feature film about Donald Trump, covering his New York days in the 1980s, debuted at Cannes and is likely to reach theaters later this year.

The series celebrated and normalized a new version of young adulthood that explored different jobs and enjoyed being single. Here's why we might not see anything else like it for another 30 years.

St. Denis Medical is a new comedy series about staff members fighting to keep their sanity in an underfunded and understaffed hospital. Here's what we know about it.

The WWE King & Queen of the Ring premium live event from Saudia Arabia brought a slew of top moments, and we're detailing them all here. Come check it out!

Do you remember when the Vampire Diaries, DC dramas, and other teen shows ruled The CW? The network is a shell of its former self now, and we miss those nostalgic days.

Another Dexter spinoff is coming to Showtime. Can this prequel series revive a battered and bloodied franchise, or is the Christian Slater-starrer DOA?

When shows run for multiple seasons, they typically digress from their original structure. Sometimes, this ruins the series, while other times, it makes for TV gold.

Is the 2020 decade the worst ever for movies? Or is everyone just getting upset for no good reason? You tell us, how many classics have there been over the last 15 years?

For its third season, the popular FX/Hulu drama will once again debut all episodes at once. But it might be more fun to discuss if it is released once a week.