What’s on TV Monday: ‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’ and ‘Rake’
Arts, Today
The heroes of “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow” return to stave off another threat. And the final season of “Rake” comes to Acorn TV.
‘The Deuce’ Season 2, Episode 7: Duck and Cover
Culture, Yesterday
Vinnie’s chickens are coming home to roost. Meanwhile, Detective Alston faces a moral dilemma.
Blumhouse Studio, Scary at the Box Office, Gets Serious About TV
Business, Yesterday
The Hollywood producer of blockbuster films like the latest “Halloween” sequel is trying to become a serious player in television. It won’t be easy.
Kind, Humble Big Bird
Letters, Yesterday
A reader recalls an encounter with Caroll Spinney, who is retiring from the role after almost 50 years.
What’s on TV Sunday: ‘10 Cloverfield Lane’ and ‘The Woman in White’
Culture, Yesterday
The second film of the “Cloverfield” franchise airs on FXX. And an adaptation of a Wilkie Collins novel debuts on PBS.
The Sound of ‘Housewives’ Everywhere
Styles, October 20
Behind the scenes with the men who make America’s favorite “ladies” into drama queens.
What’s on TV Saturday: ‘My Dinner with Hervé’ and ‘The Illusionist’
Culture, October 20
Peter Dinklage stars in the new HBO drama “My Dinner with Hervé.” And “The Illusionist” arrives on Amazon Prime.
Fox Network Is Replacing Chief With Charlie Collier of AMC
Business, October 19
Gary Newman, a co-chief executive of the Fox Television Group, had been expected to stay in charge, but wanted to leave in the spring. So the network acted now.
A Romanov Is Not Too Happy With ‘The Romanoffs’
Culture, October 19
The self-declared Grand Duchess Maria, a descendant of Russian royalty, took it upon herself to issue a bitter critique of the fictional Amazon series.
Bella Thorne’s Cats, Big Bird and More: Your Week in Pop Culture
Culture, October 19
What you need to know from this week’s TV, music and movie news.
Netflix’s ‘Wanderlust’ Is an Experiment in Fidelity
Culture, October 19
Toni Collette plays a therapist who tries to save her marriage by talking her husband into an open marriage. (He doesn’t take much convincing.)
Lena Dunham and Ex-Producing Partner Shut Down Lenny Letter
Business, October 19
Ms. Dunham and Jenny Konner said Friday that they were closing the newsletter and website after a three-year run that included contributions from Michelle Obama and Jennifer Lawrence.
Trevor Noah Urges Black Voters to Register as Republicans (Sort Of)
Arts, October 19
“I guarantee you, if the G.O.P. thinks that black people are voting for them, they will be making sure that your vote counts,” the “Daily Show” host said.
What’s on TV Friday: ‘Daredevil’ and ‘Halloween’
Weekend, October 19
The third season of “Daredevil” debuts on Netflix. And John Carpenter’s horror classic airs on AMC.
‘Making a Murderer Part 2’: What’s Next for Steven Avery
Weekend, October 19
A new 10-episode installment of Netflix’s true-crime hit focuses on court hearings and appeals but still provides an edge-of-your-seat mystery.
How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?
Weekend, October 18
Got some space in your schedule and on your couch? Our TV critic Margaret Lyons has recommendations.
CBS Has a New Head of Programming: David Nevins of Showtime
Business, October 18
More than a month after Les Moonves departed as chief executive, the company promoted a veteran executive with Hollywood bona fides.
Clay Aiken and Ruben Studdard Reunite in a Broadway Holiday Show
Culture, October 18
The two former “American Idol” rivals will be in a limited-run show that opens in December at the Imperial Theater.
Horror Movies by Women and More: Your Thursday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 18
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
‘Ray Donovan’: New Coast, Same Wounds
Arts & Leisure, October 18
For its sixth season, the Showtime drama has moved its Hollywood fixer, played by Liev Schreiber, to New York.
Remembering the Moon Landing, Nearly 50 Years Later: ‘We Were All Completely Silent’
Culture, October 18
A new film, “First Man,” tells the story of Neil Armstrong’s stepping onto the moon in the summer of 1969. We asked readers to tell us what they remembered about that historic day.
Can Hasan Minhaj Make Topical Comedy Work on Netflix?
Arts & Leisure, October 18
With “Patriot Act,” the former “Daily Show” correspondent plans to cover news most late-night hosts ignore, and looks to defy Netflix’s spotty talk show track record.
Stephen Colbert Pillories Trump for Rejecting Climate Change Science
Culture, October 18
President Trump told The Associated Press on Tuesday that the science regarding climate change is still unsettled.
What’s on TV Thursday: ‘Puffs’ and ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’
Culture, October 18
An Off Broadway riff on Harry Potter streams on BroadwayHD. And “Star Trek Into Darkness” airs on FXM.
The Enduring Appeal of Oscar the Grouch
Express, October 17
Big Bird’s nice, but Oscar, who loves trash and shuns his neighbors, is a lovable curmudgeon.
These Are the Best and Worst (Actually New) Sitcoms This Fall
Arts, October 17
While everyone was talking about the revived “Murphy Brown” and “The Conners,” there were seven brand-new comedies this fall. We catch up with them.
‘The Conners’ Killed Roseanne. Here’s the Reaction So Far.
Arts, October 17
Months after ABC cancelled the “Roseanne” reboot, the Conners are back, this time without Roseanne. What are people saying? We’ve rounded up the must-reads.
‘The Conners’ Killed Roseanne. Here’s the Reaction So Far.
Arts, October 17
Months after ABC cancelled the “Roseanne” reboot, the Conners are back, this time without Roseanne. What are people saying? We’ve rounded up the must-reads.
‘Terrace House’ Has Never Been So Heartwarming and Humiliating
Culture, October 17
As the “Opening New Doors” season continues, we unpack our affection (mostly) for Japan’s greatest gift to American reality television.
Making ‘Making a Murderer,’ Again
Culture, October 17
The creators Moira Demos and Laura Ricciardi discussed what it was like returning to the series that launched their careers.
No More ‘Nathan for You’: Your Wednesday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 17
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
‘The Conners’ Is a Bittersweet Pill
Culture, October 17
ABC’s “Roseanne” sans Roseanne mourned its materfamilias in raw, irreverent style. But the legacy of the polarizing revival is still with it.
Trump Has Raised $100 Million for 2020. To James Corden, It Makes Sense.
Culture, October 17
Mr. Corden joked, “Trump has raised so much money, this time he says he might not even need the Russians.”
Original Big Bird, Caroll Spinney, Leaves ‘Sesame Street’ After Nearly 50 Years
Culture, October 17
Mr. Spinney’s remarkable run as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch, two of the most beloved characters on television, will end this week.
What’s on TV Wednesday: ‘CMT Artists of the Year’ and ‘Hell or High Water’
Culture, October 17
Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert and others perform on CMT. And “Hell or High Water” airs on TMC.
Chance the Rapper Isn’t Running: Your Tuesday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 16
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
Stephen Colbert Says Warren’s DNA Test Reveals She ‘Is Running for President’
Arts, October 16
Colbert focused on President Trump’s pledge to give $1 million to a charity of Senator Elizabeth Warren’s choosing if she could prove her Native American ancestry.
What’s on TV: ‘The Kids Are Alright’ and ‘The Blair Witch Project’
Culture, October 16
Brace for a packed house in “The Kids are Alright,” and experience horror firsthand in “The Blair Witch Project.”
Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande Split Up: Your Monday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 15
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
George R. R. Martin, Fantasy’s Reigning King
T Style, October 15
The author of “A Game of Thrones” has expanded the realms of genre fiction and prestige television — and forever changed how we engage with an imagined universe.
What’s on TV Monday: ‘The Sentence’ and ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’
Culture, October 15
Prepare to shed a few tears during “The Sentence,” and watch a foxy George Clooney.
‘The Deuce’ Season 2, Episode 6 Recap: Dirty Money
Culture, October 14
No one escapes compromise on the Deuce, where progress can look a lot like running on a treadmill.
‘S.N.L.’ Mocks Kanye West’s White House Visit With President Trump
Culture, October 14
Alec Baldwin helped recreate the strange Oval Office meeting between Trump and West, who has become the newest comic foil of “Saturday Night Live.”
What’s on TV Sunday: ‘Camping’ and ‘Charmed’
Culture, October 13
A new series from Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner debuts on HBO. And “Charmed” follows three witches.
What’s on TV Saturday: ‘Under the Autumn Moon’ and ‘Haunting of Hill House’
Culture, October 13
Love and leaves are in the air in “Under the Autumn Moon,” and “Haunting of Hill House” brings horror to Netflix.
Who Are the ‘Titans’?
Culture, October 12
The new live-action series “Titans,” on DC Universe, is the latest iteration for this group of former sidekicks first branded as the Teen Titans in 1965.
Leonard Cohen Wrote a Kanye West Poem: Your Week in Pop Culture
Culture, October 12
What you need to know from this week’s TV, music and movie news.
‘Camping’ Is a Long, Uncomfortable Trip
Culture, October 12
HBO’s cringe comedy about a weekend getaway run by a control freak has some insight, but it’s more harsh than funny.
Nicole Maines on Becoming TV’s First Transgender Superhero
Culture, October 12
The actress and activist joins “Supergirl” this season, which begins Sunday, as Dreamer.
How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?
Weekend, October 12
The final season of “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” is here, along with a wild experimental TV opera. Meanwhile, Monty Python has finally come to Netflix.
Taye Diggs Has a New Title: Football Coach
Arts & Leisure, October 12
Mr. Diggs talks about his new CW series, “All American”; football and Colin Kaepernick; and a nagging question about identity.
Jimmy Kimmel Says Kanye West Is a Mirror for Trump
Culture, October 12
“It’s like Trump is sitting across from his own Twitter account come to life,” Mr. Kimmel joked.
What’s on TV Friday: ‘The Romanoffs’ and ‘The Kindergarten Teacher’
Weekend, October 12
Matthew Weiner’s latest series debuts on Amazon. And Maggie Gyllenhaal stars in “The Kindergarten Teacher” on Netflix.
‘Titans’ Keeps Things Dark in the DC Universe
Weekend, October 11
The first show from DC’s new streaming service is a serious, and decidedly adult, adaptation of a comic-book series known for teenage sidekicks.
‘The Haunting of Hill House,’ on Netflix, Is a Family Drama With Scares
Culture, October 11
In the series, which arrives Friday, the terrors of the haunted house are less prominent than those of the people and relationships in it.
Drake, Bad Bunny and More: Your Thursday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 11
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
‘The Romanoffs’ Is Elegant but Frustrating
Weekend, October 11
The new anthology from the creator of “Mad Men” has moments of wonder amid sluggish storytelling.
Trevor Noah Is Impressed by Nikki Haley’s ‘Scandal-Free’ Departure
Culture, October 11
Mr. Noah said he’s used to seeing White House officials leave amid infighting and recriminations.
What’s on TV Thursday: ‘Salt Fat Acid Heat’ and ‘The Martian’
Culture, October 11
Samin Nosrat’s food travel show debuts on Netflix. And in “The Martian,” Matt Damon is stuck on Mars.
Seven TV Shows That Are Perfect for Multitasking
Watching, October 10
More than ever, there’s at least one other screen in the room while we’re watching TV. But not every show requires your undivided attention.
Cardi B on a Bike and More: Your Wednesday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 10
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
Women Are Directing More TV Shows, but Minorities Aren’t, Report Says
Culture, October 10
Pressure on Hollywood is resulting in gains for women, but not for people of color, a new report from the Directors Guild of America finds.
Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner Go ‘Camping’
Arts & Leisure, October 10
The creators of the new HBO series talk about battling snakes on set, the end of the their creative partnership and the pressure of following up “Girls.”
Peter Rice, Fox’s Un-Hollywood TV Boss, Is Getting More Say Over What You Watch
Business, October 10
Like his father before him, Mr. Rice was a Rupert Murdoch loyalist. With Disney acquiring 21st Century Fox, he is about to start a new chapter.
‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ Plans ‘Our Version of a Happy Ending’
Culture, October 10
As the CW musical comedy prepares for its final season, the creators Rachel Bloom and Aline Brosh McKenna discuss rom-com tropes, mental illness and saying goodbye to West Covina.
‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’: 8 Favorite Songs
Culture, October 10
Rachel Bloom, Jack Dolgen and Adam Schlesinger, the trio responsible for the show’s original songs, highlight their favorites.
Jimmy Kimmel Declares That Earth Is Going Out of Business
Culture, October 10
After hearing about a foreboding report from U.N. climate scientists, Mr. Kimmel ran a mock going-out-of-business ad for the entire planet.
What’s on TV Wednesday: ‘All American’ and ‘22 July’
Culture, October 10
A new series on the CW uses high school football to explore social issues. And Paul Greengrass’s latest film begins on Netflix.
‘All American’ Can’t Quite Find the End Zone
Culture, October 9
The new CW football drama has plenty of potential but little excitement and even less authenticity.
That Horse Knows Liam Neeson: Your Tuesday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 9
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
Ray Galton, Writer of Hit British Sitcoms, Is Dead at 88
Obits, October 9
Mr. Galton and Alan Simpson created the landmark comedy series “Steptoe and Son,” the inspiration for the hit American show “Sanford and Son.”
Jimmy Fallon Takes a Swipe at Brett Kavanaugh
Culture, October 9
Fallon said that after the Senate’s confirmation, “Kavanaugh would have clapped for himself, but he had already duct-taped two 40-ounce beers to each hand.”
‘Better Call Saul’ Is Great TV. Well, Part of It Is.
Culture, October 8
The Season 4 finale reached a long-promised milestone for a “Breaking Bad” prequel that’s part moral investigation, part Easter-egg factory.
What’s on TV Tuesday: The American Music Awards and ‘Terrace House’
Culture, October 9
Drake and Cardi B go head-to-head at the American Music Awards. And “Terrace House” returns to Netflix.
‘Better Call Saul’ Season 4 Finale Recap: Suckers!
Culture, October 8
Jimmy’s slide into Saul continues as Mike faces a brutal choice.
Disney’s TV Division Makes Room for Fox Executives
Business, October 8
Peter Rice, now the president of 21st Century Fox, is set to take on the top TV role, once Disney’s $71.3 billion deal for Fox is formally approved.
Bill Cosby’s Legal Woes Now Shift to Civil Court
Culture, October 8
Largely on hold while his criminal case unfolded, the suits from 10 women who say he also sexually assaulted them will now proceed in Massachusetts and California.
Taylor Swift Gets Political and More: Your Monday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 8
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
What’s on TV Monday: ‘Better Call Saul’ and ‘Lodge 49’
Culture, October 8
Season 4 of “Better Call Saul” comes to a close on AMC, followed by the Season 1 finale of “Lodge 49.”
‘The Deuce’ Season 2, Episode 5 Recap: A Different Plan
Culture, October 7
Candy can see that Lori needs out of her toxic relationship with C.C. Getting her out is another story.
‘Better Call Saul’: How to Write the Perfect Con
Culture, October 7
For four seasons, the writers of “Saul” have slowly been transforming Jimmy McGill into the slimy Saul Goodman. Here, they break down a pivotal scene from an episode late in Season 4.
‘Better Call Saul’: How to Write the Perfect Con
Video, October 7
For four seasons, the writers of “Saul” have been slowly transforming Jimmy McGill into the slimy Saul Goodman. Here, they break down a pivotal scene from an episode late in Season 4.
On ‘S.N.L.,’ Republican Senators Host a Locker Room Celebration for Kavanaugh’s Confirmation
Culture, October 7
Plus, Pete Davidson addresses Kanye West’s impromptu post-credits speech.
What’s on TV Sunday: ‘Trump and Taxes’ and ‘Pyewacket’
Culture, October 7
“Trump and Taxes” offers a behind-the-scenes view of a The New York Times investigation. And “Pyewacket” finds horror in a mother-daughter relationship.
What’s on TV Saturday: Flight of the Conchords and ‘A Prayer Before Dawn’
Culture, October 6
Flight of the Conchords gets a comedy special on HBO. And “A Prayer Before Dawn” comes to Amazon Prime.
The Situation Is Sentenced in Tax Fraud Case
Culture, October 5
Michael Sorrentino of “Jersey Shore” fame was sentenced to eight months in prison; his brother Marc Sorrentino received a two-year sentence.
The Doctor Regenerates, and So Does ‘Doctor Who’
Arts, October 5
Jodie Whittaker takes over the lead when this science-fiction institution starts a new season on BBC America, but the changes go way beyond gender.
Mike Sorrentino, of ‘Jersey Shore’ Gets Prison Sentence: Your Week in Pop Culture
Culture, October 5
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
Tracey Ullman Stocks Up on Lingerie Before a Date With Meryl Streep
Styles, October 5
The British comedian was in New York to introduce Season 3 of “Tracey Ullman’s Show.”
Martin Mull Has a Few Thoughts About Aging
Arts & Leisure, October 5
The wry Mr. Mull talks about his latest sitcom, “The Cool Kids”; growing old; “Roseanne”; and the current state of Hollywood.
The Witches of ‘Charmed’ Are Out to Slay Demons. And the Patriarchy.
Arts & Leisure, October 5
The CW show is less a reboot of the original than it is a reflection of the #MeToo cultural moment.
Seth Meyers Says the F.B.I. Investigated Kavanaugh ‘With a No-Toothed Comb’
Culture, October 5
Meyers and other late-night hosts said the F.B.I. seemed halfhearted in its investigation of sexual assault claims against Judge Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court nominee.
What’s on TV Friday: ‘Private Life’ and ‘Fresh Off the Boat’
Weekend, October 5
Tamara Jenkins’s latest film debuts on Netflix. And “Fresh Off the Boat” returns to ABC.
How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?
Weekend, October 4
Feeling nostalgic — or just plain silly? This weekend’s recommendations have you covered.
Anime’s Teen Boys and the Women Who Voice Them
Weekend, October 4
The actresses behind Luffy, Naruto and Boruto say female voices make sense for these characters, though fans are often shocked to learn of their involvement.
‘The Hills’ Gets Mischa Barton and More: Your Thursday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 4
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
The Only Hollywood Abuser I Want to Hear From Is a Horse
Arts & Leisure, October 4
In a TV season filled with very special #MeToo episodes, a few standout shows like “BoJack Horseman” commit to telling a bigger story.
What Makes ‘The Good Place’ So Good?
Interactive, October 4
NBC gave Michael Schur total freedom. So the TV impresario made a sitcom that’s also a profound work of philosophy.
Jimmy Kimmel Doesn’t Think We Need the New Presidential Alert System
Culture, October 4
Kimmel said, “I already get terrifying presidential alerts on my phone — they’re called the news. They come every day.”
The ‘Flight of the Conchords’ Special That Almost Wasn’t
Weekend, October 4
The musical comedians Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement discuss preparing for their HBO special and how it was nearly derailed by an 11th-hour injury.
What’s on TV Thursday: ‘Dheepan’ and ‘Deadpool’
Culture, October 4
Jacques Audiard’s Palme d’Or-winning immigration tale is on Hulu. And “Deadpool” airs on FX.
‘Venom’ Under Attack and More: Your Wednesday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 3
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
The Inspiration Behind the Great Clothes on ‘Insecure’
Styles, October 3
Shiona Turini, who worked as a costume designer for Season 3, channeled her nostalgia for the 1990s into progressive statement pieces.
Stephen Colbert Calls Trump ‘an Extraordinarily Wealthy Toddler’
Culture, October 3
Mr. Colbert referred to a New York Times report showing that President Trump received large cash gifts as a toddler. Little has changed, Mr. Colbert said.
Matthew Weiner on Life After ‘Mad Men,’ Sexual Harassment and His New Amazon Show
Arts & Leisure, October 3
The Emmy-winning TV creator talks about his return to television with “The Romanoffs” and addresses a harassment allegation.
What’s on TV Wednesday: ‘RBG’ and ‘King Lear’
Culture, October 3
One of this year’s biggest documentaries hits Hulu. And Anthony Hopkins stars in a streaming “King Lear.”
CBS Fires Brad Kern, ‘NCIS: New Orleans’ Showrunner Accused of Misconduct
Express, October 2
The firing comes amid a broader cleanup at CBS, where a series of high-profile men have been ousted in scandals.
The Best Movies and TV Shows New to Netflix Australia in October
Watching, October 2
Every month, Netflix Australia adds a new batch of movies and TV shows to its library. These are the ones we find most interesting.
‘Star Wars,’ Russian Trolls and More: Your Tuesday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 2
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
Téa Leoni and Madeleine Albright Discuss ‘Madam Secretary,’ Fact and Fiction
Culture, October 2
Ms. Albright will guest-star in the CBS drama’s season premiere along with two other former secretaries of state: Colin Powell and Hillary Clinton.
In China, a Quiz Show Is an Ode to Xi Jinping
Foreign, October 2
A new TV program aims to inspire interest in the president’s life and ideas among the country’s younger generation.
Seth Meyers Criticizes Trump for Trying to Limit Kavanaugh Inquiry
Culture, October 2
Mr. Meyers also poked fun at Judge Brett Kavanaugh for his combative testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week.
What’s on TV: ‘Student Athlete’ and ‘American Psycho’
Culture, October 2
A sports documentary executive produced by LeBron James airs on HBO. And watch Christian Bale tiptoe the line between comedy and horror.
Louis C.K. Performs Again, but Club Gives Patrons an Out
Culture, October 2
The comic, who admitted to sexual misconduct, returned to the Comedy Cellar, where a new policy lets uncomfortable customers leave, their check picked up by the club.
‘Better Call Saul’ Season 4, Episode 9 Recap: For Whom the Bell Tings
Culture, October 1
Jimmy and Kim get blindsided. Hector’s bell gets an origin story.
New Deal Brings More Women’s Tennis to Tennis Channel
Sports, October 1
The WTA decided to cut short the United States portion of its worldwide rights deal with beIN Sports, which was often criticized for intermittent coverage.
Jemele Hill Is Joining The Atlantic and Ready to Talk Politics
Express, October 1
After 12 years at ESPN, and a controversial 2017, Ms. Hill will be a staff writer at The Atlantic.
The Best TV Shows and Movies New to Netflix, Amazon and More in October
Watching, October 1
It’s Halloween season, so this month we’re paying extra attention to horror-themed TV series and movies coming to the major streaming services.
Three Things to Watch This Week
Culture, October 1
Want something whimsical? Literary? Nostalgic? Let the warm glow of the TV be your beacon in these times.
Kanye West’s Album Delayed and More: Your Monday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, October 1
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
‘Insecure’ Season 3 Finale: The Bad Decision Index
Culture, October 1
In the finale, Issa makes some major changes, Molly mostly stays the same and Lawrence has a breakthrough.
What’s on TV Monday: ‘The Neighborhood’ and ‘Queen of the World’
Culture, October 1
A new sitcom airs on CBS, while a new documentary debuts on HBO.
‘The Deuce’ Season 2, Episode 4 Recap: Jane Doe
Culture, September 30
Vinnie has shown a talent for satisfying all parties, but his instinct to defuse conflict when conflict is necessary is starting to get people hurt.
Kanye West Ends ‘S.N.L.’ With Speech About Trump and Bullying
Culture, September 30
The monologue, delivered in a red Make America Great Again hat, discussed racism and Democrats.
The Comedy Master Who Hasn’t Gotten Her Due: Elayne Boosler
Culture, September 30
A new box set makes the case that the pioneering female stand-up should be considered in the same class as David Letterman and Andy Kaufman.
‘S.N.L.’ Has Matt Damon Play Brett Kavanaugh in Season Premiere
Culture, September 30
Meanwhile, the musical guest, Kanye West, drew attention for his extensive post-show remarks.
What’s on TV Sunday: ‘God Friended Me’ and ‘The Simpsons’
Culture, September 30
“God Friended Me” begins on CBS and Season 30 of “The Simpsons” debuts on Fox.
Why Trump Will Win a Second Term
Op Ed, September 29
Reality TV has always been the guidebook for this presidency. And most popular series last for six seasons.
What’s on TV: ‘Saturday Night Live’ and ‘Phantom Thread’
Culture, September 29
Adam Driver and Kanye West bring in the 44th season of “Saturday Night Live,” and Daniel Day-Lewis meets his match in “Phantom Thread.”
Harassment Claims at CBS Draw Inquiries by New York Prosecutors
Business, September 28
The Manhattan district attorney and the state attorney general want the network to turn over information from its internal investigation, according to an S.E.C. filing.
‘Felicity’ 20 Years on: A Look Back at the 10 Best Episodes
Culture, September 28
Before Keri Russell was a cutthroat spy on “The Americans,” she played a fresh-faced college kid in this series from J.J. Abrams and Matt Reeves.
The Bill Cosby Case: Glimpses of a Downfall
Culture, September 28
Photographer Mark Makela documented Mr. Cosby’s nearly three-year journey to prison.
What Happened in Pop Culture This Week? Your Cheat Sheet
Culture, September 28
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
‘The Simpsons’ at 30
Culture, September 28
Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie: Since 1989, they haven’t aged a day. But they have evolved, as the culture has with them.
How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?
Weekend, September 28
Got a few hours? Only 10 minutes? We have recommendations, including Anthony Hopkins in “King Lear” and the return of “Bob’s Burgers.”
Cedric the Entertainer and Max Greenfield on Finding the Laughs in Gentrification
Arts & Leisure, September 28
The stars of the new sitcom “The Neighborhood” discuss why multicam comedies still matter and the current “spotlight” on CBS.
Trevor Noah Thinks Brett Kavanaugh Could Dial It Down a Bit
Culture, September 28
More than one late-night host was taken aback by the judge’s testimony. “I haven’t seen this much crying and yelling since the Cubs won the World Series,” said Jimmy Kimmel.
Journalist Who Spread Conspiracy Theories Will Oversee Italy’s State TV
Foreign, September 28
The appointment of Marcello Foa has raised alarms and marks a victory of the populist parties over the establishment media that once discounted them.
What’s on TV Friday: ‘Consent’ and ‘Hold the Dark’
Weekend, September 28
A serious conversation closes out “Consent,” and things get weird in “Hold the Dark.”
A High-Stakes Hearing Raises Two Voices, One Quiet, One Loud
Culture, September 27
The political and gender divide in America played out on TV not just in what Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh said, but how they said it.
Listen to a ‘Star Is Born’ Song: Your Thursday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, September 27
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
Manufacturing Reality in Netflix’s ‘Made in Mexico’
Culture, September 27
A series about nine soon-to-be-famous Mexico City models, influencers and socialites, from the makers of … “The Great British Baking Show”?
Samantha Bee Slams Kavanaugh’s Defenders
Arts, September 27
Bee pushed back against the argument made by some Republicans that rejecting Judge Brett Kavanaugh from the Supreme Court would ruin his life.
What’s on TV Thursday: ‘The Good Place’ and ‘Norsemen’
Culture, September 27
Several flagship network shows return for their fall seasons. And stream the second season of the medieval sendup “Norsemen.”
In Cosby and Kavanaugh, #MeToo Moments That Stir Very Different Emotions
Culture, September 26
Two powerful men confront allegations in the same week. Many support the fate of the entertainer, but are divided over the judge.
What Bill Cosby’s Life Will Be Like as Inmate NN7687
Culture, September 26
Inmates typically double up at the Pennsylvania state prison holding Mr. Cosby, but officials have isolated him in a single cell near the infirmary.
Watch a New ‘Creed 2’ Trailer: Your Wednesday Pop Culture Cheat Sheet
Culture, September 26
What you need to know from today’s TV, music and movie news.
Natasha Rothwell Wants to Be a Romantic Lead
Magazine, September 26
The writer and actor on HBO’s “Insecure” on rom-coms and black-girl magic.
‘Murphy Brown’ Returns, Not for the Better
Culture, September 26
The timing is right for this feminist news sitcom, but the revival seems more interested in applause than laughs.