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The streaming service added another 10 million customers in the second quarter of the year.
A chaos agent got the queens on Drag Race: All Stars to stop playing nice and start getting real.
The quiet power of Eve Lindley playing a romantic lead on AMC’s Dispatches From Elsewhere.
The new series mostly avoids the macabre camp of its predecessor — with one major, skull-clutching exception.
The 213-volume series was built on the pleasures of repetition. Netflix’s new TV series will continue its legacy.
Vox’s 39-year-old critic-at-large and much younger critic-at-small gather to discuss Bugs, Daffy, and the gang.
The cult hit documentary for the cult hit musical is finally on a cult hit streaming platform.
In “8:46,” named for the length of time of George Floyd’s killing, Chappelle turns his stage into a somber pulpit.
Hollywood should consider film noir as a way to make cop shows about failed institutions letting people down.
How one song from Avenue Q kind of explains the tumult of the 21st century.
The hit Japanese Netflix series won praise for its everyday authenticity. Then Hana Kimura’s death revealed a more complex truth.
On Donald Trump, standing outside a church, pretending to be strong.
The US’s system of policing, criminal justice, and incarceration didn’t just come from nowhere. And to change it, we have to understand it.
HBO Max’s bountiful treasures may be hard to find, but they’re worth looking for.
FX on Hulu’s Mrs. America is some of the best TV of the year. But how does it want us to feel about Phyllis Schlafly?
HBO and HBO Max’s convoluted relationship, explained.
The FX on Hulu miniseries is not Phyllis Schlafly apologia. It’s something far more complicated and interesting.
The 10-part ESPN documentary makes the case that sports aren’t just about players. They’re about all of us.
Adult Swim’s kind-hearted Joe Pera Talks With You finds humor in life’s little details.
The prolific comedy actor died on May 16.
Everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked ... your free time.
Netflix’s new Mindy Kaling show proves teen soaps are strongest when they’re grounded in reality.
The Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff about fighting the system has big things to say to 2020 audiences.
SNL hopes things gets back to normal with its “Dreams” sketch.
SNL revives Baldwin’s President Trump to talk about the coronavirus and “success.”
Find something new to add to your queue.
Rewatching the 24-season series shows how Tyra Banks was the villain of America’s Next Top Model all along.
The Good Fight is the absolutely ridiculous television show we need in these absolutely ridiculous times.
Disney celebrated Star Wars day with an early streaming release for the film and the series finale of the much-loved cartoon The Clone Wars.
Jordan Peele’s upcoming HBO series places Lovecraftian cosmic horror within 1950s Jim Crow America.
What the Vox Culture team is watching and listening to right now.
It’s even more proof that great TV probably can’t be made in quarantine.
Cheers, Jane the Virgin, and six other TV shows to put on when you’re doing other things.
The TV comedy legend talks about his two new projects: Amazon’s Upload and Netflix’s Space Force.
That’s a good thing.
Hugh Jackman and Allison Janney star in a terrific, darkly funny tale of a Long Island school district scandal.
This German series has it all — twisty mysteries, will-they/won’t-they romances, and a train full of gold.
The streaming company thought it would add 7 million subscribers. A global lockdown gave it 16 million.
Without the Test Kitchen, the magazine’s stars are taking us into their homes.
The comedy duo talk about their long-running partnership and how they learned to be funny together.