Chris Vognar

How do you like your TV horror? Over the top and in your face, a la Ryan Murphy's “Monster” and “American Horror Story” franchises?

From "DTF: St. Louis" to "Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen," enjoy these five recommendations.

We all know it isn't summertime yet, but TV would still beg to differ. Fresh series are already rolling out at a furious pace, and returning favorites

When I first read W.E.B. Du Bois ' 1903 book, “The Souls of Black Folks,” some 90 years after it was published, I was struck not only by its enduring

The streamer gathers an exciting cast for a drama that doesn't quite live up to their skills.

I first noticed Stephen Colbert in 1996, when he was a regular on the one and only season of “The Dana Carvey Show.” The sketch comedy series, which lasted all of eight episodes on ABC, was too good to last.

I recently sat down to watch a couple of animated series on Netflix. The more mature of the two follows the misadventures of forest animals as they scheme to have sex by any means necessary.

Private detective Ben Reilly gets ten dollars a day for his work, plus expenses. He deals with dangerous women who don't shoot quite straight, in