The “Atlanta” actress talks about her latest film, “Nine Days,” her desire to become a doula, her love affair with all things French, and how Debussy and Lianne La Havas got her through some difficult times.
In basketball, Australia plays Argentina at 8 a.m. on USA Network.
For live U.S. viewers, the competition will be show on the NBC Olympics site, Peacock or the NBC Sports app.
USA Network will also air the women’s water polo quarterfinal match between the United States and Canada.
In a mixed but audacious first season, AMC’s feminist deconstruction of marriage stories made two sets of TV clichés into something bigger.
The documentarian responds to the PBS letter and why he is ‘very troubled’ by the Anthony Bourdain A.I. voice-over.
His credits included “General Hospital,” “Days of Our Lives” and “Port Charles.” He died while filming a western in Idaho, where he was raised.
“Bosch,” “Mr. Inbetween” and “Jack Irish,” dependably good and noticeably old-fashioned, all reach the end of the hard-boiled road.
HBO debuts a new docuseries about President Barack Obama. And a claustrophobic comedy blends sexual tension, small talk and brined fish.
Facebook and other social media have been under scrutiny for vaccine misinformation, but local outlets have also sometimes been active.
Activists slammed the TV show “In the Dark” for casting a sighted actress in a blind lead role. But what if blindness is a performance of its own?
“He’s our future,” one CBS Studios executive said of Alex Kurtzman, who has a lucrative contract to expand the “Star Trek” universe — and with it the streaming service’s audience.
Judo concludes with the sport’s first mixed-gender competition, and the U.S. baseball team plays South Korea.
The French series was a pandemic hit in the United States. And now its star, Camille Cottin, is emerging to find herself in demand.
Jamie’s reality-TV career takes a turn, leading him straight back AFC Richmond. Ted may be making progress with Sharon.
For his new Apple TV+ comedy series, Gordon-Levitt imagined what his life might have been like if he hadn’t been so lucky. “It’s probably the most me-ish thing I’ve ever made.”
Like a lot of the show’s fans, the British actress found the fish-out-of-water comedy to be an emotional balm during an exceptionally trying time. Now she’s the latest big addition to the cast.
If Claudia Bloom is not surfing or swimming in the ocean, she’s walking or biking down the boardwalk to find friends, yoga, tacos or music.
Beat the heat indoors: “Behind the Music” is back, as is “The Wine Show.”
Lily James of “Downton Abbey” plays a die-hard romantic in an adaptation of Nancy Mitford’s classic comic novel.
Comcast’s new streaming service has 20 million active accounts every month. Despite low ratings for the games, the company expects to make a profit on the Olympics.
Mr. Popeil became a well-known presence on TV, hawking products that people didn’t know they needed, including the Veg-O-Matic and the Inside-the-Shell Egg Scrambler.
The study published Wednesday also showed that television is far behind film when it comes to representation of characters with disabilities.
The actor and writer was hospitalized after he collapsed on the set of the show on Tuesday.
The court decision that reversed the sexual assault conviction of Bill Cosby has prompted an unusual level of legal debate about the appropriate parameters of appellate review.
The world’s most popular student aardvark is retiring, at least from the big-hearted series that bears his name. PBS said there may be “additional Arthur content” in the future.
Bob Peterson, who voiced the paperwork-obsessed slug-woman Roz in “Monsters, Inc.,” returns as her identical twin sister, Roze. Grumpiness apparently runs in the family.
Rowing gold is on the line beginning with women’s and men’s double scull finals, and some highly anticipated swimming competitions are on tap.
LL Cool J, Elvis Costello, Andrea Bocelli, Carlos Santana and the New York Philharmonic will join Bruce Springsteen in performances Aug. 21 on the Great Lawn.
The comedian and actor talks about his new romantic comedy, the importance of Charlie and Eddie Murphy and why bombing onstage is a good thing.
The competition will stream online live, then replay in prime time on Tuesday night in the United States.
Two decades ago, TV’s most distinctive stories were defined by a tone of ironic detachment. Today, they’re more often sincere and direct. How did we get here?
The N.B.A. hosts its 75th draft and Cesar Millan returns to TV with a new show focused on rescue dogs and their owners.
This cult favorite comedy had a simple premise, but its mission was more complex: to deconstruct the modern sitcom.
The stand-up special is built around audio recorded in live performances. Then artists went to work. Sometimes they took her bits far beyond what she expected.
The pandemic-era Tokyo Olympics began on NBC, with an uneasy balance of news and sports, along with reminders that this is big business.
Streaming on multiple platforms lets broadcasters show more competitions than ever. But for now, the big money in sports is in ad revenue, not streaming.
The Season 2 premiere finds Lasso and friends demoted from the Premier League. And yet, not much has changed.
The late-night hosts had no shortage of topics to riff on this week including the Summer Olympics and Jeff Bezos’s trip to space.
Nancy Mitford’s novel, set in 1930s England, has been adapted by Emily Mortimer into a mini-series that explores expectations for women then and now.
If Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon can be on ice cream containers, why not the “Late Night” host?
“Ted Lasso” is back. And Tig Notaro has a new comedy special. Comedy lovers, rejoice.
HBO and its streaming service, HBO Max, have attracted 67.5 million customers, and the company expects to reach 73 million by year end.
Best known for playing troubled (and troubling) young women onscreen, the actor has found acclaim and a gift for comedy in this warmhearted soccer sitcom.
Colbert applauded the Senate minority leader for finally encouraging Americans to get vaccinated against Covid-19.
Companies have spent more than $1 billion on ads timed to the Tokyo Games, which will take place in empty arenas as the pandemic lingers.
Bette Midler, Lorne Michaels and Justino Díaz will also receive tributes at a ceremony that is expected to look much more like it did before the pandemic.
The creator of “Patriot” and “Perpetual Grace Ltd.” delivers another show not quite like any other.
The popular studio host and reporter was widely expected to depart after disparaging remarks made by a colleague were made public. Her next stop could be NBC.
The Comedy Central stalwart debuted in July 1996. The creators Madeleine Smithberg and Lizz Winstead reflect on the early days, when “Dateline” was a main target and Jon Stewart took over from Craig Kilborn.
The latest Disney+ superhero show embraced chaos in its storytelling. Is Marvel willing to do the same within its ever expanding universe of films and TV shows?
Stephen Colbert joked that the Amazon billionaire came back from space “extra divorced.”
N.B.C. will air the opening ceremony live starting around 7 a.m. Eastern time Friday, but the competitions have already begun.
New data shows Netflix, long the king of streaming, is losing attention as subscribers shift to competitors like Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video.
“That’s nice, you finally reach your Olympic dreams and have to sleep on an Amazon box,” Jimmy Fallon joked on Monday.
The storied improv center closed under the financial strain of the pandemic, but a buyer has purchased both the building and the brand.
NBC Olympics coverage will begin on Friday with the opening ceremony, and the Jonas Brothers try their hand at Olympic-level athleticism.
After a two-week break, the late-night hosts returned with plenty to talk about.
“You can tell a leader really knows his stuff when he uses the phrase ‘do a coup,’” Fallon said of Trump, who belittled a general for fearing he might try to stay in power.
Known for her energetic dancing and singing as well as for conducting serious interviews, she was beloved by Italians of all generations.
Our critic recommends an emotional sports documentary, a ghost show and a terrific coming-of-age comedy.
The Apple TV+ series both mocks and embraces the glories of classic musicals like “Brigadoon,” “Oklahoma!” and “Carousel.”
Cinephiles and streaming fans can both claim victory. But as we better understand the new screen culture taking shape, it looks like we may all lose in the long run.
Don’t worry — Modern Love is still a column and a podcast. But, as you may recall, it’s also a series on Prime Video. Beginning Aug. 13, you can watch eight new episodes.
Tell-alls about the Trump presidency include “Landslide,” “Betrayal” and “Nightmare Scenario,” “which is also how the former president describes having to read a book,” Colbert joked on Wednesday.
An appeals court upheld the conviction but ruled that the trial court had miscalculated the sentence for hiring people to kill Carole Baskin.
Andrew Haigh of “Looking” makes an Arctic adventure, filmed above Svalbard and featuring Colin Farrell as a frightening harpoonist.
The unlikely hit on Apple TV+ begins its second season on July 23. Jason Sudeikis and his creative team told us how they made it happen.
“It’s an age-old strategy: After a devastating loss, just say you won,” Stephen Colbert joked of Giuliani on Tuesday.
Mr. Robinson became a fan favorite as Mac, a levelheaded clerk surrounded by oddballs, on the long-running NBC courtroom comedy.
The Tony and Grammy Award winner was nominated for an Emmy for her portrayal of Aretha Franklin in the National Geographic series.
The actor, writer and creator, who earned four Emmy nods for his work on Season 1, talked about the unexpected success of the most nominated freshman comedy in history.
On Tuesday the “Pose” star became the first trans performer to earn an Emmy nomination in a lead acting category.
Big stars and strange tidbits lurk in the lesser known precincts of the Emmy nominations, which were announced on Tuesday.
Olsen talked about her first Emmy nomination and about why the series exceeded her expectations compared with more typical Marvel fare.
The star was nominated again for his role as Pray Tell, M.C. of New York’s legendary drag balls, one of nine nominations the show received on Tuesday.
The actress spent the day indulging in a quick ice bath, looking at cows and receiving an Emmy nomination for her performance on the HBO series.
A nomination for a lightweight Netflix comedy and the omission of Ethan Hawke’s John Brown were among the few shockers.
This year’s Emmy announcement brought a bit of justice for Michaela Coel’s powerful series as well as the usual array of predictable and odd choices.
The 73rd annual Emmy Award nominations were announced on Tuesday.
Who’s that starring on HGTV’s “Farmhouse Fixer”? Yes, it’s boy-band veteran Jonathan Knight.
Best actress in a limited series may be the Emmys’ most-watched race.
The ‘Making the Cut’ host discusses the marvels of Derek DelGaudio, how Nora Ephron didn’t disappoint and why he’s tempted to steal a Picasso.
Less than a decade after fleeing a repressive ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, Haart heads a global talent empire. Her next challenge? Letting viewers peek behind the curtain.
The series each received 20 or more Emmy nominations, and it was the first time the top three nominated shows were all from streaming platforms.
Contrasting the fashions from the original series tells a much bigger story about trends overall.
Richard Branson’s spaceflight with his company Virgin Galactic was the talk of late night on Monday.
The Television Academy is poised to reward streaming services when the nominations for the 73rd Emmy Awards are announced at 11:30 a.m. Eastern on Tuesday.
The former star of the Nickelodeon series “Drake & Josh” had pleaded guilty to two charges related to a girl he met online. She attended one of his concerts in 2017.
HBO airs a documentary about Ronan Farrow’s book “Catch and Kill,” and the MLB hosts its 91st annual All-Star Game.
Months after Rupert Murdoch got a Covid-19 vaccine dose, one of his network’s stars, Tucker Carlson, called a Biden vaccination proposal “the greatest scandal in my lifetime.”
In addition to his Hollywood legacy, the Missouri native was also a bodybuilder, a champion discus thrower and a published poet.
The actor talks about his roles as a failed superhero in the new Marvel blockbuster and as a milquetoast accountant in Steven Soderbergh’s “No Sudden Move.”
Appearing on TV news shows lets Times reporters take their work to a wider audience. But the opportunities must be handled with care.
The book, ‘Ladies Leading,’ shines a spotlight on the highest ranking Black women in television news management. But even at the top, sexism and racism abound.
The third fight between McGregor and Poirier could be the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s biggest spectacle of the year.
La estrella pop pasó su carrera rompiendo esquemas y musicalizando la vida de los italianos. Durante cincuenta años desafió las convenciones de una sociedad conservadora.
In its fourth season on “Masterpiece,” the cold-case drama keeps its delicate balance of mystery, melodrama and compassion.
The writer’s latest investigation of human frailty and craven behavior focuses on wealthy resort guests and the hotel workers who cater to their whims.
There’s a fun new spinoff of “What We Do in the Shadows” and a sadcom that is less sad than most. And there’s still time to catch up on “First Wives Club.”
Raffaella Carrà spent five decades beaming into the homes of Italians on television. Public mourning for her has few precedents in Italy.
Mike White’s one-percenter satire for HBO is a sun-soaked tale of money, death and customer service.
A new version of the teen drama arrives Thursday on HBO Max, still glamorous but also reflective of changed attitudes toward wealth and privilege.
Her four-decade acting career also included roles in the films “Tap” and “Inkwell,” as well as appearances on Broadway.
HBO’s “Hacks” is more interested in its characters’ personalities than their output. But plenty of great stories have been told about the creative process itself.
Comments made by Nichols that were caught on tape caused tremendous upheaval within ESPN over the past year. Nichols, who is white, suggested that a Black colleague, Maria Taylor, had been selected for a marquee job because of her race.
Tim Robinson’s sketch show returns with more painfully recognizable losers (and more hot dogs).
Twenty years after Pixar debuted the original “Monsters, Inc.,” Disney+ is bringing a cast of new monsters to the small screen — and putting Mike and Sulley in the managers’ office.
Shaka King’s historical drama about the Black Panthers airs on HBO. And Discovery spends a week with sharks once again.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court, which overturned Mr. Cosby’s sexual assault conviction, explained why the actor should not have been charged in the case. Read the opinion.
This week, Conan O’Brien bid farewell to late night after 28 years. Elsewhere, the hosts riffed on new info about Trump’s pandemic response, the G.O.P. blocking a voting-rights bill and, of course, Matthew Calamari.
Late-night hosts riffed on Marjorie Taylor Greene’s apology and President Biden’s official trip abroad.
These are the American shows that made us laugh (and cringe and think and feel) the most over the past two-plus decades.
Former President Trump’s pants and his new speaking tour with Bill O’Reilly gave the late-night hosts plenty to joke about this week, as did President Biden’s first official trip abroad.
You can only watch so much sports on TV. After all, you need time to watch TV shows about sports, like these five series.
Jimmy Kimmel and Ted Cruz rekindled an old feud, and the late-night hosts riffed on Donald Trump, vaccine reluctance and Brian Kemp's blunder.
The late-night hosts joked about President Biden’s Venmo account, Andrew Giuliani's bid for New York governor, and the G.O.P. effort to downplay the Capitol riot.
The late-night hosts riffed on the Kentucky Derby winner’s failed drug test, Jeff Bezos’ superyacht, the G.O.P. ouster of Liz Cheney and the C.D.C.’s new guidelines on masks.
This week, the late-night hosts had some laughs about an odd photo op of the Bidens and the Carters and Facebook’s Trump ban.
This week, the late-night hosts riffed on President Biden’s congressional address, the Oscars and Rudy Giuliani.
Hosts discussed Earth Day, the Chauvin verdict and the MyPillow guy’s new social media platform.
If your kids have burned through all their usual favorites, here are six more streaming series to check out.
This week, the late-shows hosts took on the Matt Gaetz scandal and Biden's announcement about U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
The investigation into Representative Matt Gaetz, of Florida, was among the biggest news the late-night hosts riffed on this week.
The things that draw readers to the science-fiction novels of Philip K. Dick are the same ones that make them hard to adapt. Here are five projects that captured his strange worlds.
This week, the late-night hosts addressed the ship stuck in the Suez Canal, unruly spring breakers and President Biden’s news conference, as well as the Boulder shooting.
The late-night hosts riffed on Andrew Cuomo, vaccine reluctance and a tense exchange between Biden and Putin.
“The thing that I’ve learned is that there is no ‘them.’”
Oprah Winfrey's interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry was a big topic for the late-night hosts this week. Here's what they had to say.
From 1900s New York to 1950s London to 1980s Boston, here are five streaming series where the world of medicine is all too real.
Here's what the late-night hosts had to say about the Golden Globes, Andrew Cuomo, the stimulus bill and more.
Here are some of the more memorable moments from Sunday night's Golden Globes ceremony.
Here’s what the late-night hosts had to say about another big week for Trump.
Might not be winning, but still enjoying revamps of classic video games
‘‘Like when someone says, ‘Hey, white women, stop centering yourself in a story,’ I think that’s interesting.‘’
For the late-night hosts, the week started with Super Bowl quips and ended with House impeachment managers wrapping up their case against Trump.
The comedian and improv performer Jessica Flores talks about channelling her lighthearted nature to spread awareness about her experiences.
The late-night hosts took time to skewer the My Pillow guy and Marjorie Taylor Greene this week. Here’s what they had to say.
From secret suburban Russians to a man known only as “No. 6,” TV has served up plenty of memorable spies over the years. Here are five shows to stream, if you can keep a secret.
The late-night hosts had plenty to riff off of this week, including the Game Stop stock saga.
The late-night hosts celebrated the inauguration of President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Many of the events during Joe Biden’s inauguration have been completely reimagined. Here’s what to know.
Late-night hosts were put to the test this week. Here are their takes on the fallout from President Trump's impeachment.
Though museums, theaters and galleries were closed, and concerts and festivals canceled, many artists continued creating indelible work.
I'm a senior news assistant on The Times's Culture desk. Here's what I've been watching, reading and listening to.
His lifelong love of robotics led to a star turn on “Mythbusters.”
Vaccines, Joe Biden's victory and bombshells from Trump's world provided a perfect recipe for late night. Here's what the hosts had to say.
