Television

No one ever said that the problem with a Batman movie was too much Batman, and yet artists have repeatedly tried to create Gotham City-related film and TV projects without...

My relationship with Emily in Paris is complicated. That’s appropriate, I suppose. Netflix’s titular expat with the magically unexpiring visa’s whole thing is relationships that would merit the “It’s Complicated”...

The 1980s hair metal scene has already received a definitive documentary account courtesy of Penelope Spheeris’ The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years, and Nöthin’ But a...

Sometimes in television, the wildest drama happens off-camera. That may be true even of the reliably dramatic Grey’s Anatomy. In 2022, the industry learned that Grey’s writer Elisabeth Finch had...

True crime. Horror. Celebrity. LGBTQ history. These are the genres and topics we tend to associate with Ryan Murphy, the megaproducer behind such TV hits as American Horror Story, American...

For all its sensationalism, Aaron Hernandez’s story is a sad one—first and foremost for his victims, who were callously murdered and injured for no reason, and also for Hernandez himself,...

The afternoon sun streams through floor-to-ceiling windows in a Pasadena hotel lobby and backlights Judy Reyes. Wearing a white V-neck summer dress, her hair and makeup perfect before a press...

Kelly Bishop is “having fun,” she tells The Daily Beast’s Obsessed on an August phone call. “Because I’m talking, and I’m famous for talking,” she quips. Bishop talks at the...

Child Star, the new documentary about youth fame co-directed by Demi Lovato and Nicola Marsh, begins with a confession. Lovato, one of our more open and candid celebrities, recounts the...

Stars: They’re just like us, assuming we are also the offspring of an original cast member of Saturday Night Live and we were also nominated at the 2024 Emmys because...