Michael Ordoña

Among the contenders in this year's original song race are two on opposite ends of multiple spectrums. One is an intimate empowerment ballad from a Tyler Perry historical drama on Netflix.

The Meter is back, and Buzzier than ever! Our BuzzMeter experts in film and general awards-season nerdiness have given us their picks for

Good friends Hugh Jackman, Shawn Levy and Ryan Reynolds bucked the downward multiverse trend by making the first R-rated MCU movie the biggest-grossing R-rated film ever.

Jharrel Jerome was 22 and fresh off an Emmy win as one of the Exonerated Five in “When They See Us” when a great role seemingly fell in his lap — the

The young Emmy winner had to learn a lot and face some fears over the five years it took to make the story of real-life, one-legged wrestler Anthony Robles.

When the ne'er-do-well scion of a Russian oligarch sows his wild oats a little too enthusiastically with New York stripper Ani, some serious people are summoned.

The conspiracy-thriller limited series is too plodding and muddled to generate excitement despite strong performances.

Possibly the last in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, this superhero film is among its better ones — despite it being all bloodied up with nowhere to go.

It's clear enough why Netflix would want to return to the nightmarish world of the South Korean “Squid Game,” with its life-or-death decisions, betrayals

Netflix’s biggest hit returns with plenty more to say and thrilling ways to say it.