The Apple TV+ limited series tells how a Hollywood producer helped smuggle the Black Panthers' Huey P. Newton to Cuba in 1974. Check out our full review.
For the LGBTQ+ community, it's getting harder and harder to feel represented as TV writers avoid telling their stories. Is the TV landscape a lost cause for LGBTQ+ fans?
We have a bone to pick with the truncated TV season and the abysmal or dull quality of content that it has produced. Hear us out on why we feel shortchanged!
Classic TV shows were not initially made to be binged. Yet, binging them is both a fun activity and one that has many different benefits for the viewer.
The name Walton Goggins is on everyone's lips after Fallout's success. However, long before he became the faceless Ghoul, Goggins was romancing Hollywood for three decades.
Fire Country has received an order for a third season, but is it too late for the show to be a success after a weak sophomore season? Here's our analysis.
The three-part Pillowcase Murders docuseries on Paramount+ highlights the crimes of a serial killer who committed multiple horrific murders, targeting vulnerable women.
Has Hollywood lost all of its creativity? With the explosion of biopics, following on the heels of the sequel, prequel genre, let's discuss the lack of originality in the entertainment industry.
From tribalism to nuclear war, is TV the best format for telling stories of the end of the world, and where do some of these worlds fit into the post-apocalypse genre?
The appeal of Clarkson's Farm is not in the labor behind the name and occupation but in the surprisingly human emotions in one of the most underappreciated industries.
Is there any Young Sheldon fan who wasn't heartbroken after the tragic ending? It led into the finale perfectly, but it'll be doubly hard to say goodbye now.
In the first week of May 2024, the first images of James Gunn's Superman were posted, with David Corenswet now inhabiting the role of the timelessly nerdy Superman.
The man. The myth. The meme. From the Mickey Mouse Club to billion-dollar blockbuster movies, Ryan Gosling has set the bar high for leading men everywhere!
The saga of the Conner family has been told over the course of nearly 40 years across two different TV shows. But really, it's been through more incarnations than that
Travis Kelce is joining the cast of Ryan Murphy's upcoming horror series Grotesquerie. Does the NFL have any real acting chops or is this just shameless stunt casting?
Plot-heavy shows with stock characters are the norm these days, leaving little room for more introspective fare. Could the success (and arthouse gore) of the highly emotional IWTV help change that?
Chicago Fire is saying goodbye to one of its few remaining cast members as Eamonn Walker prepares to leave his series regular position. How will 51 cope without him?
Fallout explores a post-apocalyptic world where labels like "good" and "evil" are obscured. The only way to figure out who is who is by using an old-fashioned alignment chart.
Imagine what it was like in the 1990s and being constantly told and reminded that Tarantino was revolutionizing cinema. But was it real genius or was it excellent marketing?
Only one superhero movie will be hitting theaters this summer. It's enough to make one wonder if the golden age of comic book adaptations has come to an end.
Is it time for 'The Bear" to leave the cameos behind for Season 3? With Season 2 mastering the art of the cameo, maybe a little more is a good thing after all.