“Narcos — Mexico” season two wields some of the strongest writing and acting to be found in television or film, while also continuing to draw attention to the history of the drug war and the social and political devastation that has come from it.
"To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You" is a seamless continuation of its predecessor, true to its aim to simply be the next installment in one cohesive narrative.
For audiences that want a low-key and accessible look at the games industry that is amusing and clever — “Mythic Quest” is more than worth a playthrough.
The final episodes of "Bojack Horseman," which were made available Jan. 31, make it clear that the past will always be close behind the titular character.
With her new documentary — “Miss Americana” — Swift lets the world in on what makes her tick, her fears and her insecurities.
It is no surprise black artists are underrepresented at the Grammys considering that of the 12,000 committee members who vote on nominations and award decisions, the overwhelming majority of them are white.
Though the schtick of her larger-than-life failures hinges on repetitive, it is Awkawafina’s wit and timing that carries the show and makes the subject matter fresh and funny.
“Community” writer and creator Dan Harmon is better known today as the brains behind “Rick and Morty,” and his style of nerdy humor that has since become an object of either fierce fandom or rolled eyes spawned from his work on this unassuming sitcom.
The best part about entertainment podcasts is that you can easily curate what you listen to based on the type of media that most interests you.
If the film world has agreed to put any stock in this entity called the Oscars, why shouldn’t women demand representation?
A self-proclaimed “Star Wars” expert’s take on the newest trilogy and its epic conclusion.
The man who almost single handedly revived “Saturday Night Live” in the early 80s returned as host, bringing with him a wide array of characters not seen since his glory days.
FX aired a novel take on Dickens’s classic “A Christmas Carol” last Thursday, notably excluding Kermit the Frog from the cast — though the film could certainly have used the levity.
“Watchmen” does something different in that it punishes white supremacy without attempting to humanize it.
The third season of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" starts slow, but picks up halfway through.
The performance did just as it was intended, highlighting the pinnacles of her career and placing special emphasis on her most commercially successful hits
Season three of “The Crown” is no longer following a young woman still coming into her role as Queen of England.
There's something for everyone to enjoy "Ford v Ferrari," from the biggest vintage car buffs to those who have never seen a race.
The film’s structure is also quite loose, jumping rapidly between scenes, locations and tones.
The strength of "Rick and Morty" is in its dedication to and parody of media references rather than real-time controversies to make their point.
