‘The Undoing’ is a guiltless pleasure for me. So I’m happy to riff on Czech philosopher Milan Kundera and defend what I call Kidman’s unbearable lightness of stardom.
The Amazon Prime momentum continues during Corona with the Season 6 premiere of Bosch, the long-running police drama featuring Titus Welliver as the titular character, LAPD Detective Harry Bosch.
Six episodes into the eight-part series, The Night Of continues to release a steady stream of clues, facts and details. For audiences keeping score, the edge-of-the-couch fun comes with tracking the clues that matter with the Red Herrings meant to distract us.
Russell Simmons brings the spotlight to his YouTube Multi-Channel Network All Def Digital by producing first awards show, the All Def Movie Awards.
The AMC momentum continues when Season 2 of Better Call Saul returns 10pm EST Monday with Switch. Better Call Saul, the story of Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk)l, a hustling, paycheck-to-paycheck attorney, soon to transform into his Breaking Bad character, “criminal” attorney Saul Goodman, continues to grow into a series very bit as riveting as Breaking Bad.
Season 6 of The Walking Dead returns 9pm EST Sunday with the Midseason Premiere of The Plan.
In “Oriole,” the seventh episode of the season, Mathison puts her spying skills into overdrive using documents stolen by former CIA boss Saul Berenson (Mandy Patinkin) to find the enemies who’ve targeted her for assassination.
Netflix’s Daredevil, starring Charlie Cox as blind Manhattan lawyer Matt Murdoch, premieres all 13 episodes 3am ET Friday April 10.
It’s Alex Gibney week on HBO. First, there’s the premiere of his critically acclaimed documentary Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief.
In the most tense and complex Christmas special, the Doctor (Capaldi) and Clara (Jenna Coleman) are trapped at a North Pole research base.