M.I.A. on Peacock: Shannon Gisela and Cary Elwes Star in a Miami Crime Drama This May
A gritty Miami thriller following a young woman's evolution from an orphan to a power player in a city of crime.
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Broadway Sin Vergüenza Returns With Telenovela Nights and a New Vision for Latiné Theater
Two musical telenovelas return to the stage as Broadway Sin Vergüenza expands with a new platform supporting Latiné theater.
Tatiana Maslany and Jake Johnson Tease Suburban Dread in Apple TV's Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed
Tatiana Maslany and Jake Johnson navigate a high-stakes crime mystery hidden behind the daily pressures of suburban life in a new thriller.
Bridgerton Season 5 Adds New Cast as Francesca's Story Grows
Bridgerton Season 5 introduces new faces as Francesca returns to the marriage mart and begins to question her path.
Horror & Mysteries
Scream 7 Review: A Fast-Paced Entry With a Divisive Reveal
A quick, honest take on Scream. Fun to watch, but pacing, character depth, and a weak reveal hold it back.
The Terror: Devil in Silver from EP Ridley Scott Sets May Premiere on AMC+ and Shudder
A new season of The Terror arrives with Dan Stevens leading a chilling story set inside a mysterious psychiatric hospital.
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Spotlight
A Tide That Never Ebbs: What Star Trek's 'Tin Man' Can Teach Us About Social Media Overload
One overlooked Star Trek episode asks: What happens when we can't shut out the noise? A quiet message still relevant today.
Why The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins Works for Today’s Audience: Episode 5 Review
Tracy Morgan and Erika Alexander deliver a relatable story about second chances in episode 5 of The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins.
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Bronx World Film Heads to Andrew Freedman Home Hosted by Bronx Frame
Bronx World Film marks 15 years with a global short film program at Bronx Frame, bringing together local and international filmmakers.
Kit Harington Returns to Period Drama in A Tale of Two Cities
Kit Harington steps back into period drama as Sydney Carton in a four-part Dickens adaptation airing on MGM+ and the BBC.
Will Ferrell Brings His First TV Comedy, The Hawk, to Netflix This Summer
Will Ferrell makes his TV comedy debut on Netflix this summer as a fictional golf legend convinced his greatest comeback is still one stroke away.
Nicolas Cage Channels Bogart to Play Ben Reilly in Prime Video’s Spider-Noir
Nicolas Cage channels classic film icons as Ben Reilly, a private investigator drawn back to his past, in the unique Spider-Noir series.
Cartoons Saw the Media Crisis Coming: 7 Episodes That Called Out the News
Long before fake news became a buzzword, cartoons were already warning viewers about gossip, ratings, and the spectacle of the news.
Maya Hawke Leads Netflix’s The God of the Woods Adirondack Mystery
A missing girl case draws a new investigator into a tense mystery in Netflix’s The God of the Woods, led by Maya Hawke.
iD Studio Theater Marks 25 Years with Stories from The Bronx and Harlem
Bronx theater takes the spotlight as ID Studio Theater marks 25 years with TeatroFest NYC productions, including Petra and Hotel de Vagabundos.
Netflix’s Remarkably Bright Creatures Casts Alfred Molina as Marcellus
Alfred Molina voices Marcellus the octopus in Netflix’s Remarkably Bright Creatures, bringing the novel’s unusual narrator to life.
Beef Season 2 Sets April Return with New Cast and a Country Club Conflict
A new feud begins at a country club in Beef Season 2. Netflix reveals the cast and story behind the next chapter of the anthology series.
Agon Olympic Drama Comes to New York With MUBI Festival Screenings
A new Olympic drama is coming to New York. Agon will screen at New Directors/New Films ahead of its wider release on MUBI.
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