TV

There aren't many things in film and television that get me choked up to the point of being emotionally exhausted and then delighted within the same few minutes, but 'Stranger Things' season 4 is doing just that.

'Ozark' is a story of self-preservation amidst late-stage capitalist chaos.

The NAB Show returns to Las Vegas after two years of COVID-forced downtime, and is bigger than ever with over 900 exhibitors.

"I'm really proud that people from every kind of background tend to enjoy the show. I think the humor cuts across all demographics, which makes me happy because Groucho was the little guy taking down the establishment."

'The Man Who Fell to Earth' continues the story of an alien visit to earth 45 years after the original David Bowie film.

Marsha Thomason joins season three of crime series 'The Bay' as DS Jenn Townsend, Morecambe's new family liaison officer.

'The Tourist' leaves The Man with a revelation that shakes him to his deepest soul, and the overwhelming question is can he accept what he was now that he is the man that he is?

The new 'Swimming with Sharks' TV series should be a Hollywood dark satire but is instead a psychological drama.

Caroline Lagerfelt reflects about Paula Vreeland's popularity with TV audiences and her theater career.

"My takeaway is [that] even for a large recurring role, if you step up fully and allow your best self and truest self to shine, it will be noticed, used, and put in its brightest light."