Cheer’s second season is a good story about cheerleading and a better story about the price of fame.
The heroine of Sex and the City and its new reboot embodies the self-centered trope that’s all over social media.
Now streaming on Netflix, the spy-themed competition show lets viewers play along with the contestants.
Known as “Casa de Papel” in Spanish, the show has inspired real-life protests.
This kids’ show about hidden urban histories and child paranormal investigators is a delight.
Fran Fine has remained a style icon for a generation of kids born during (and after) the years that the series aired.
The Rock, Gal Gadot, Ryan Reynolds, and Cleopatra’s eggs?
Everything you need to know about the legendary anime — and why there’s so much riding on Netflix’s remake.
An alternative media history, brought to us by a new oral history of HBO.
The streaming giant is launching a ratings system, of sorts.
The Hulu TV series stars Steve Martin, Martin Short, Selena Gomez, and so much fantastic outerwear.
Hero, available on HBO Max, is an action-packed film that balances drama with emotion.
A new prequel movie. A spike in new viewership. What explains the iconic TV show’s enduring appeal?
FX’s series, now available on Hulu, is the rare TV comedy that knows what it is from its first scene.
Imagine the Real Housewives, if the housewives were driving at 300 kilometers an hour.
The women selling leggings on Facebook were the real prey, as the new Amazon series LuLaRich shows.
The hacker drama Mr. Robot was so much more than Rami Malek’s incredible star performance.
Netflix’s Someone Great is a forgotten film that just works, all tropes aside.
CODA is a big-hearted crowdpleaser about a teen, her dreams, and her family.
The drama about a high school football team might be the best teen show of all time.
It thinks you’ll watch Stranger Things and then play Stranger Things, the game.
The newest streaming service doesn’t make sense, but it’s happening now anyway.
Now streaming on Disney+, it’s a tale about accepting others — and yourself.
Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson’s Disney+ charm offensive works.
It probably won’t look like this for long.
The people who brought you Game of Thrones are merging with the people who bring you 90 Day Fiancé.
A surprisingly apt post-pandemic horror film, St. Maud reminds us that hell is other people.
The Kate Winslet-starring HBO miniseries ponders the double horror of peaking in high school and homicide.
Two critics (and YA fantasy fans) discuss Netflix’s messy, dour Shadow and Bone.
The star’s HBO vanity docuseries series Wahl Street posits entrepreneurship as self-development.
Raoul Peck’s four-part docuseries takes a scorching, brilliant ride through the history of white supremacy.
A chat with Jason Kilar, who wants to unwind his controversial streaming plan.
This Is a Robbery is more like a podcast with pictures, but not a very good one.
The Netflix drama also stars Stranger Things’ Caleb McLaughlin in a tale of city horsewrangling.
On Hulu’s new documentary and why we keep falling for guys like Adam Neumann.
They’re teens. They’re bounty hunters. They’re Teenage Bounty Hunters!
The fantastic comedy, now streaming in full on Hulu, never lost sight of how corporate America makes life hell for the people who work within it.
