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Out of the countless book adaptations on television, few are as masterfully done as Like Water for Chocolate. Based on Laura Esquivel’s novel of the same name, Salma Hayek’s Like Water for Chocolate first premiered on HBO in 2024. The…
Warning: contains spoilers for The New History of the DC Universe: The Dakota Incident!
EXCLUSIVE: Michael Chaves, the filmmaker behind last summer’s New Line smash The Conjuring: Last Rites, has enlisted Chris Pine (Carousel) to lead Yeti, a new survival thriller for Netflix that will also star Iona Bell (The Hunger Games: Sunrise on…
The Today show cohosts reflected this morning on yesterday’s set visit by colleague Savannah Guthrie, whose mother Nancy, believed kidnapped, has been missing for more than a month. Today‘s Craig Melvin said that the emotional off-camera reunion also included a…
FX’s new Kennedy TV show is getting called out for its “textbook misogyny.“
After spending this week ranking classic rock albums of the ’60s, I realized that just scratching the surface wasn’t enough. To truly uncover which records still have a pulse in 2026, I had to go back to the source, re-listening…
Hannah writes in an essay for the New York Times that what viewers see in the hit FX series about JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette is “not even a remotely accurate representation of my life, my conduct or my relationship…
The first “War Child,” a British-all-star charity album featuring rare tracks from such then-rising-ish stars as Oasis, Radiohead, Blur, Portishead and Massive Attack as well as Sinead O’Connor, Suede and the Stone Roses, arrived in September of 1995 — so…
Thorough exploration is a major component of Nintendo’s cozy outing, Pokèmon Pokopia, constantly rewarding you for searching every nook and cranny of its massive world. There are a lot of ways to move around, but the fact that the game…
The filmmakers behind the new unscripted hit explain how the pandemic, the home-ownership crisis, and the state of American identity shaped a show that, on its face, is simply about neighbors fighting.