Lexy Perez

Faves from the first half of the year include a spooky Apple TV genre-bender, an HBO drama in deliciously nasty form and a Netflix adaptation that infuses a classic text with harrowing freshness.

The ABC dramedy arrived as a sharp, culturally significant hit – and launched America Ferrera to a historic Emmy victory.

The actress opens up about shedding her “good girl” image through ‘The Hunting Wives,' ‘The Beast in Me' and ‘Murdaugh: Death in the Family' — and why playing dangerous women suits her.

Thirty years ago, ‘Celtic Pride’ propelled Dan Aykroyd and Daniel Stern to kidnap the rival team’s star to help Boston win the NBA Finals.

Devotees of Curry Barker's breakout have been flocking to a North Hollywood diner and a Burbank magic shop featured in the film.

In this first-look, star Jocko Sims, showrunner Rebecca Sonnenshine and costume designer Mitchell Travers reveal how they used Laura Ingalls Wilder’s 1935 novel, history and some creative liberty to tell the story of Dr. George Tann, the eclectic physician who saved the Ingalls lives.

Festival boss Simon Cook talks A.I., the creator economy and the pleasures and perils of running the biggest marketing meetup in the world.

As HBO’s once-underseen finance drama surges in buzz and ratings, the actress opens up about Harper Stern’s most devastating season yet and why awards attention may finally follow.

Henry Louis Gates Jr. explains how the PBS series navigates shocking ancestry revelations, guest privacy and the truths that can forever alter a family story.

From his record-setting hosting wins to the franchise’s broader cultural impact, RuPaul’s run has reshaped both reality TV and queer visibility in the mainstream.