A fireball producer is giving him a comeback chance while also trying to revive the tired celebrity news genre. It’s Mr. Bush’s first TV job since the infamous “Access Hollywood” tape.
Kirsten Dunst works her way up a cultlike pyramid scheme, and a 16-year-old tries to break into the influencer world in “Jawline.”
The film, called “El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie,” will expand on the story of Jesse Pinkman, the excitable meth cook and former partner of Walter White.
Una serie creada y protagonizada por mujeres ha revolucionado la televisión en el país africano; ahora, con problemas de financiamiento y la desaprobación de los reguladores, enfrenta el reto de permanecer en pantalla.
Berry Gordy revisits his label’s influence, and Matt Smith portrays the iconic American photographer Robert Mapplethorpe.
When the “Good Morning America” host laughed at the idea of Prince George studying ballet, the dance world went online to educate her.
The Australian actress talked about the protective stoicism of her closeted character and why even serial-killer shows shouldn’t hit you over the head.
Bea discusses her new British comedy, which explores loneliness, codependence and the smaller ways politics impacts our lives.
The show’s commitment extends beyond voguing and runway. It also has an unexpected modern-dance bent.
Mr. Webb, a former United States attorney, will consider whether renewed charges against the actor are warranted.
Sebastian Maniscalco’s PG humor has gradually earned him a huge fan base, but hosting an MTV awards show is a different kind of gig.
Sebastian Maniscalco’s PG humor has gradually earned him a huge fan base, but hosting an MTV awards show is a different kind of gig.
Stream the latest “Mission: Impossible.” Or, for something completely different, watch a well-received take on Chekhov.
A foodie favorite returns. Or try an Australian family drama fans of “The Ice Storm” would appreciate.
As media monoliths bundle their offerings, consumers will once again have to pay for a bunch of shows they don’t want.
In Showtime’s satirical drama “On Becoming a God in Central Florida,” a woman squares off with a crooked cult in a battle for the American dream.
The singer and songwriter’s 2008 appearance on the show brought her closer to 3-year-olds — and the Muppet Telly — than she ever imagined.
Five are about “Rubber Duckie,” but he’s the one!
The ACC Network is owned by ESPN with revenues and costs split with the Atlantic Coast Conference. Its launch comes against a backdrop of changing viewership and big money to air college sports.
A hit TV show that unapologetically portrays female sexuality has thrilled many Senegalese. Except those who want it taken off the air.
Bobby Flay stars alongside his daughter in a show about New York cuisine. And the documentary “Hail Satan?” hits Hulu.
He was a familiar face on TV for more than two decades, covering the civil rights movement, the Vietnam War and other big stories.
His casting on the ABC reality show makes political deception into a joke.
A Netflix documentary looks at cultural and political complications at a glass factory. And an Off Broadway play is streaming.
Mr. Carlson still attracts a large audience, but his statements about women, immigrants and race have prompted calls from activists for advertiser boycotts.
“The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance,” a 10-part Netflix series, is a prequel to Jim Henson’s 1982 puppet fantasy film.
Una columnista de The New YorkTimes Magazine da crédito a Sherlock Holmes y a la colaboración abierta por ayudarla a resolver los misteriosos malestares de sus pacientes.
Una columnista de The New York Times Magazine da crédito a Sherlock Holmes y a la colaboración abierta por ayudarla a resolver los misteriosos malestares de sus pacientes.
Mr. Lyman was a high-ranked player who was drafted to provide live commentary of the celebrated chess match in 1972. The show became an improbable hit.
Catch the season finale of Ryan Murphy’s ballroom drama on FX, and Arturo Castro’s sketch comedy series on Comedy Central.
Looking for more context on the Atlanta child murders? What about B.T.K.? Here’s some background, along with links to historical press coverage.
The college campus satire attempts to reconcile two complicated histories, and mostly succeeds.
CBS said that it had extended the contract for the 12:30 a.m. host through 2022, despite less than stellar ratings.
The production, inspired by the long-running television dance show, is aiming for a 2021 premiere.
As a kid, I didn’t get the appeal of Jessica Fletcher, the widowed detective played by Angela Lansbury. Then I grew up.
Stream Danny McBride’s new comedy series on HBO platforms. Or catch “Wall-E” on Freeform.
Siobhan tries to play both sides, but she may be overestimating her leverage.
The season finale of the Boston drama airs on Showtime, and F.B.I. agents investigate more sinister killers in the second season of “Mindhunter” on Netflix.
A documentary on an eccentric magician premieres on Hulu, and a behind-the-scenes look at the entertainer JoJo Siwa appears on Nickelodeon.
He talks about his short-term unemployment between the canceled “Roseanne” and its sequel, “The Conners” — and the Danny McBride comedy “The Righteous Gemstones” that is putting him all over the dial.
In its new season, debuting Friday, Netflix’s dark and brooding serial-killer series picks up where it left off almost two years ago. Here’s a refresher before watching.
A Times Magazine columnist credits Sherlock Holmes and global crowdsourcing with helping her solve patients’ mysterious ailments.
With 15 months to keep the economy from crashing before the election, the president will pull “every trick in the book he has never read,” Stephen Colbert said.
Ethan Hawke’s biopic about a country singer airs on Showtime. And a new Jim Gaffigan special hits Amazon.
The use of the emergency alert system or wireless emergency alert tones is barred by commission rules.
Get warmed up for the 2020 Olympics, and check out a new HBO comedy from Danny McBride.
The actress from the hit FX show discusses being a Latina transgender woman and how she found a haven in ballroom culture.
A survey of the recent crop of scary new releases and old-school offerings on streaming services like Shudder.
This TLC reality show invites viewers to offload ambivalence around immigration onto a few messy foreign nationals and the Americans who love them.
New Trump rules will target immigrants who need public assistance. “Well, guess who lives in a free house provided by the United States?” Noah said.
A new series with Lucy Liu is streaming on CBS All Access. And on TV, Ben Affleck and Christian Bale each play Batman (in different movies).
The innovative new series from Tarell Alvin McCraney (“Moonlight”) and Michael B. Jordan premieres Wednesday on Oprah Winfrey Network.
The innovative new series from Tarell Alvin McCraney (“Moonlight”) and Michael B. Jordan premieres Wednesday on Oprah Winfrey Network.
Términos como “invasión” y la idea del “remplazo” de estadounidenses han ido ganando un lugar en las emisiones de Fox News, los programas de Rush Limbaugh y otros importantes medios conservadores.
The “Desperate Housewives” creator returns to TV with another female-led series, this time on CBS All Access.
The president is on vacation from the White House for 10 days, and late night is following.
The president is on vacation from the White House for 10 days, and late night is following.
The rapper Danny Brown hangs out in a new Viceland show. And “Sacred Games” returns for a second season on Netflix.
The merger was viewed as necessary at a time when audiences for traditional television have eroded, as it helps the new ViacomCBS push further into streaming.
Fifty years ago, four furry creatures took fun trips in “The Banana Splits Adventure Hour.” In a new horror movie, they take lives.
After President Trump promoted a theory that the Clintons had masterminded Jeffrey Epstein’s death, Colbert said, “They couldn’t even mastermind a visit to Wisconsin.”
Tiffany Haddish hosts a new series of comedy specials on Netflix. And a portrait of a professional surfer lands on Hulu and Amazon.
Bill Cosby’s effort to overturn his conviction for sexual assault started Monday as his lawyers were pressed to explain the grounds for such an appeal.
Bill Cosby’s effort to overturn his conviction for sexual assault started Monday as his lawyers were pressed to explain the grounds for such an appeal.
“Family Pictures USA,” hosted by the filmmaker Thomas Allen Harris, seeks to highlight common ground through shared personal history.
In TV shows like “Euphoria” and “Stranger Things,” bad things happen at summer fairs. But people are more dangerous than any ride.
The creators of the HBO series discuss its story, which dramatizes the aftermath of the 2014 murder of three Jewish teenagers by Hamas militants.
“The Terror” returns with a new season and story on AMC. And a series on PBS looks at American history through family photo albums.
Kendall’s position as the heir apparent looks about as shaky as the hands of an addict in withdrawal.
Kia Stevens, the wrestler-turned-actor, portrays a bizarro version of her own life in Netflix’s wrestling comedy series.
The second season of the family business drama premieres on HBO, and a documentary series following six explorers of the Amazon airs on Facebook Watch.
Julio Torres shares the stories of inanimate objects in a new special. And Matthew McConaughey plays a stoner poet in “The Beach Bum,” now on Hulu.
Amazon is trying, starting with a new Jim Gaffigan set. So is HBO, though it’s more niche with acts like Julio Torres. And don’t count out YouTube.
The actress spoke about jumping from “Game of Thrones” to “Fast & Furious 9,” with “Four Weddings and a Funeral” in between.
The late-night hosts were quick to point out that President Trump still owes the city more than half a million dollars for a campaign rally in February.
“David Bowie: Finding Fame” airs on Showtime. And stream a Kurt Weill opera on BroadwayHD.
Two prestige favorites return, joined by a quirky new stand-up special with a very strange premise.
With multiple Emmy nominations and critical acclaim, the actress has left her days of “playing the hot chick” behind.
The cast of the Emmy-nominated HBO drama, a surprise hit in its first season, discuss the challenges of Season 2 and what’s so relatable about a family of horrible rich people.
After the president said he opposed “any type of supremacy,” the “Daily Show” host wondered which nonwhite varieties he could possibly have in mind.
Martin Scorsese’s white-collar crime tale airs on FXM. And a Netflix series turns San Francisco into a martial arts battleground.
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss agreed to a deal that will have them creating new TV shows and films for the streaming giant.
The Academy Awards, earlier this year, also had no one leading the ceremony.
We’ve plucked out the 50 best TV series currently streaming on Netflix in the United States. Take a look.
“Now, I wasn’t sure who Donald Ttump was,” Stephen Colbert joked Tuesday, “so I Googled him, and it said was he was a tuh-torrible tacist who shouldn’t be puhtesident.”
Members of the cast of “Beverly Hills, 90210” reunite on Fox. And “American Hustle” airs on FXM.
Monica Lewinsky will be a producer on the third season of Ryan Murphy’s popular television series.
The hosts excoriated Washington for its inaction on gun control, with Senator Mitch McConnell a favorite target.
A PBS film celebrates the can-do attitude at Woodstock ahead of the festival’s 50th anniversary. And a romantic comedy starring Maya Erskine arrives on Hulu.
Ms. Williamson said on Instagram that she was leaving the ABC police drama because she was subjected to sexual harassment and assault, bullying and racist comments.
The director, who was known for his fantastical yet relatable work, was finally confirmed dead after weeks of confusion.
“Euphoria” threw a glitter bomb at its audience with Sunday’s finale, leaving them to put the tiny pieces together. Here are some of the best takes.
In a new comedy on Netflix, three mothers reconnect with their grown sons. And Olivier Assayas’s latest movie is on Hulu.
Hidden debt, asset swaps, corporate raids: Financial journalists and a playwright well versed in the Enron scandal watch over the show’s arcane scenarios to make sure they’re plausible.
“CMA Fest” is on ABC. And “Patriot Act” starts its fourth season on Netflix.
“The Favourite” comes to HBO. And the second season of “Derry Girls” is on Netflix.
Mr. Hymes was a lighting director and designer at “Saturday Night Live” for over 40 years and was known as a gruff and outsize character behind the scenes.
The three-time Emmy nominee talks about getting us all emotional in his new movie, “The Art of Racing in the Rain,” and his hit NBC drama, “This Is Us.”
“I mean, it is 20 people and if I am generous, six of them should be up there,” Colbert said of the Democratic debates. “I’m looking at you, Steve Bullock.”
A new sketch comedy show debuts on HBO. And “Dear White People” returns for a third season on Netflix.
If you like your European dramas bleak or your documentaries inspirational, our TV critic has some good recommendations.
Facing elimination in the next round, candidates sought to stand out by lashing out, and the network played up the drama.
Every month, subscription streaming services add a new batch of titles to their libraries. Here are the ones we think are most interesting for August.
This season, a group of Asian-American writers and actors, including George Takei, revisits the dark history of the Japanese-American internment camps.
After splitting from Universal, Brian Grazer and Ron Howard, who started Imagine Entertainment in 1986, find themselves making content for a host of streaming services.
“In the end, the candidates came together around a unifying message: Click ‘like’ and subscribe!” Stephen Colbert said on Wednesday.
The most recent “The Fast and the Furious” movie airs on FX. And a mini-series on SundanceTV looks at an unsolved case of vigilante justice.
Every month, Netflix Australia adds a new batch of movies and TV shows to its library. Here are the titles we think are most interesting for August.
The series finale on Wednesday night was, as usual, “straight out of a telenovela,” and reminded fans why “Jane the Virgin” was TV’s easiest show to love.
Every month, Netflix Canada adds a batch of movies and TV shows to its library. Here are the titles we think are most interesting for August.
HBO’s new comedy series features a cast of emerging black comedians.
HBO’s new comedy series features a cast of emerging black comedians.
The sitcom set in Northern Ireland takes place in a maelstrom of sectarian violence and adolescent angst. It’s funny, too.
“I felt like at any moment they were about to go, ‘By the way, Elizabeth, did you notice that Klobuchar totally stole your look?’” Trevor Noah joked Tuesday.
“Sherman’s Showcase” debuts on IFC. And after five seasons on the CW, “Jane the Virgin” comes to a close.
Quentin Tarantino’s film is filled with references to TV shows, movies and other totems of midcentury Los Angeles. We explain who’s who and what’s what.
Hulu’s new TV adaptation of the beloved romantic-comedy shares the film’s London setting but none of its clever sparks.
In its portrayals of intimacy in the online world, degradation and violence lay around every corner, and the complexity of internet relationships is ignored.
Noah joked that “the best cities in the world,” like Paris, London and New York, all had rats because “rats want to have a good time, too.”
Hannah Brown reaches the final rose on “The Bachelorette” season finale. And Cummings tackles sexual harassment in her latest stand-up special.
A late-night series debuts on Comedy Central. And a comedy starring Jamie Foxx airs on Flix.
The team from “Gotham” goes even further back in time with a series about the young Alfred, a future butler fighting crime.
Mr. Magee was a philosopher, writer and politician who challenged the idea that television could not “make serious demands on viewers.”
A self-described reprobate turned evangelical minister, he found a global congregation beside Pat Robertson on the Christian Broadcasting Network.
Scientists investigate the megalodon, and comedians go diving after sharks on Discovery. And a new drama looks into the back story of Bruce Wayne’s loyal butler.
Pippa Bianco’s debut feature about sexual assault and memory comes to HBO, and Viola Davis’s heist drama is available to stream.