Television

It’s finally happened. For the first time in network history, Bravo has aired a roaring ’20s party. Okay, obviously that’s a joke. Tonight’s episode may be the first foray into...

We’re living in unprecedented times. For the first time since the early days of the Obama administration, there isn’t a single Real Housewives franchise airing on Bravo. But fear not,...

Kamala Harris stopped by The Drew Barrymore Show on Monday to chat about being the vice president and, perhaps more importantly, a step-mother. In the day since the quick interview,...

The Holocaust is the wound that never heals because the hate that fueled it is always here, and one need only look and listen today—with Jews persecuted and demonized at...

It’s been a year since John Mulaney debuted Baby J, the comedian’s triumphant special that spun humor from his recent personal rollercoaster experiencing relapse, recovery, divorce, a new relationship, and...

The Veil tells a story that audiences have heard numerous times before—and in infinitely better fashion. A spy saga that requires one absurd leap of faith after another, hinges on...

Deadline on Monday launched its streaming site for Contenders Television: Documentary + Unscripted, showing off the full panels of all 20 shows that participated in Saturday’s all-day showcase of the...

How, in all of our collective years reading about Robert Durst, the late millionaire murderer and eccentric, did it not register that he had a best friend who was a...

BAFTA has announced the winners of the BAFTA Television Craft Awards, presented at a ceremony held on Sunday night in London. The awards celebrate the creativity, skill, and craft of...

The first season of Palm Royale–the Apple TV+ series set in Palm Beach, 1969—has been nothing if not idiosyncratic, a synthesis of meditations on second and even third acts in...