TV & Streaming

A considered revisit to Lena Dunham’s Girls, examining its tonal risks, ensemble strengths, disputed legacy, and ongoing cultural impact

A practical guide to streaming the 79th Bafta Film Awards in the u.s., plus a clear summary of nominations, standout performances and award winners

Explore ten western series that translate naturally to streaming, from serialized epics like Deadwood to anthology curiosities like Dead Man’s Gun

Networks are cautiously returning to pilot season to create jobs, test concepts and balance a streaming-first market with the older rhythms of broadcast development

All four Expendables movies, starring Sylvester Stallone and Jason Statham, have arrived on Netflix, giving viewers a compact, nostalgia-fueled action binge from Lionsgate

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives returns on March 12 with its cast elevated to executive producers, fresh storylines, and unresolved conflicts that test the group’s unity

Hallmark Media confirmed a third season of Mistletoe Murders, continuing the cozy mystery starring Sarah Drew and Peter Mooney and adapted from an Audible Original

Find out Paramount+ pricing, the Walmart+ free trial workaround, and how to watch UFC events like UFC 326 live and on demand on Paramount+

A curated rundown of recent streaming arrivals, including franchise sequels, auteur projects, and striking set pieces

Bella Shepard walks through the expansive Starfleet Academy stages, names the standout spaces, and breaks down how fear shapes Genesis Lythe

the BBC has recruited Ed Havard from Universal International Studios and promoted Fiona Campbell to lead factual programming, marking a major reshuffle in unscripted content management

JioHotstar and OpenAI are rolling out a ChatGPT-branded conversational layer that lets nearly half a billion monthly users search by voice or text, access live sports insights, and surface the streamer’s 300,000-hour, 19-language catalogue within ChatGPT

The Criterion Channel’s March schedule mixes a seven-film Romanian New Wave strand, a curated VHS-themed program, director retrospectives, anime season streaming and several newly restored rarities

Monarch season 2 reunites Kurt Russell and Wyatt Russell, introduces a bioluminescent threat called Titan X, and places its modern timeline immediately after season 1, fitting between the 2014 and 2019 MonsterVerse films

A concise look at how the Bosch franchise expanded from Michael Connelly’s novels into several cohesive streaming series on Prime Video, and why the universe keeps growing

Scrubs returns to ABC as a Season 10 revival featuring Zach Braff and Donald Faison at Sacred Heart, reintroducing old jokes, new trainees and a showrunner from the original run

Industry executives at a major European market agreed that crime drama rules scripted television, while successful projects—whether original or adapted—require a bold contemporary take and distinctive identity

A concise guide to notable anime series that have vanished from major streaming platforms and the industry reasons behind their absence

Red River, an influential shōjo manga by Chie Shinohara, is receiving a TV anime from Tatsunoko Production in summer 2026; expect historical detail, time-displacement drama, and classic 90s shōjo aesthetics

Paul Campano’s comeback pushes Will Trent into confronting painful memories during a two-killer murder investigation while the APD deals with an odd skunk case

Brian Tyree Henry executive produces and voices the lead in Netflix’s adult animated series Bass x Machina, a steampunk western arriving Oct. 6 with a starry ensemble and Studio Mir animation

Daniel Radcliffe has publicly asked fans and journalists to avoid repeatedly referencing him, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint when interviewing the new HBO Harry Potter cast

Aldis Hodge draws parallels between Hawkman and Alex Cross, shares emotional responses to season 2, and outlines the show’s themes and streaming details

A closer look at Morena Baccarin’s recurring, largely uncredited performance as Gideon on The Flash and how her voice acting shaped multiple DC characters across media.

A deep dive into Robert Duvall’s 1963 Twilight Zone appearance in “Miniature,” the episode’s themes of loneliness and obsession, and the legal dispute that kept it out of syndication for years.