The Arrangement: The Truth (About TomKat) Is Stranger Than Fiction
E!'s new show about an actress in a publicity marriage with a member of a mysterious church (hint, hint) is nowhere near as interesting as the real thing
E!'s new show about an actress in a publicity marriage with a member of a mysterious church (hint, hint) is nowhere near as interesting as the real thing
The ‘Daily Show’ correspondent on the Stewart-to-Noah transition, staying positive in an ugly world, and doing his best to not embarrass his parents
A golden age of female body humor is upon us, and we hope it never ends. Vote in the polls below and help us determine TV’s queen of gross.
With a final season still to go, and the collapse of the USSR imminent, the Jenningses will be forced to come to terms with the fact that they’ve sacrificed everything for the losing team
‘Feud’ is beautifully shot and designed, but Ryan Murphy keeps banging on with the one tune he knows: how terrible it must be to be an aging woman
Twenty years later, ‘Daria’ holds up as the beacon of ’90s angst that helped so many get through four years of existential hell on earth — high school
Film critic Farran Smith Nehme talks Joan and Bette, Hollywood, and why Ryan Murphy just can’t believe that any older woman is — gasp! — happy
The miniseries’ depiction of the HIV/AIDS crisis doesn’t do justice to the bravery, imagination, and hard work that went into making that progress a reality
And they should be sold at every concession counter in every theater in the goddamn world
Lena Dunham's latest episode is a meditation on power, sexual assault, and misogyny
HBO's riveting new miniseries is as full of petty bitchiness and smart insights about violence as a glass of chilled Chardonnay
A dark and twisty drama that ultimately goes nowhere and makes us feel nothing
In a TV landscape crowded with mediocrity, FX‘s new superhero show is firmly planted in a weird, wild world of its own
It’s time to abandon the classic ‘lone-wolf’ terrorist narrative
Following the show’s shocking death, here are five things we hope to see
From John Oliver's freakouts to Billy Eichner's tantrums, this year arm yourself with the loudest, most obnoxious, most cathartic shows on television
A stirring portrait of a young black man’s struggle to embrace softness when the world tells him he has to be hard to survive
With terrible jokes, pokey pacing, and a mostly lost Drew Barrymore, Netflix’s new show is as stultifying as being trapped in the ’burbs
From Lisa Simpson to Issa Dee, there’s never been a better time on TV for women who are geeks
Amazon's sparkly, slow-moving show is nearly as dull and cringe-inducing as it is engaging and insightful
As Mary Richards, she proved over and over that there’s more than one way to fight for and defend women
Add a too-soon dramatization of a real-life tragedy, and you’ve got bingo!
‘Shark Tank’ will now bring you more pain than joy
The hilarious, often heartbreaking show continues its superb run