Apple TV+'s 'K-Pop Idols' shows the pressures and triumphs of the K-pop industry
K-pop’s cheerful music and imagery contrast with the rigorous training systems for its artists, making stories about the “dark side”…
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'Slow Horses' Season 4: Catch Up on One of TV's Best Shows
The third season of “Slow Horses” finally earned nine well-deserved Emmy nominations this summer, including best drama series and best…
Opinion: Did actors and writers celebrate last year's labor victory too soon?
A year ago, Hollywood greeted Labor Day with unions representing actors and writers on strike, while studios juggled movie release…
'English Teacher' review: A sweet and funny look at high school educators
There have been shows about teachers in every era of television, from “Our Miss Brooks” to the many teen dramas…
'1992' review: The Los Angeles riots are the backdrop for a mediocre thriller
With the title “1992” and an image of Watts’ own Tyrese Gibson on the poster, one might safely assume that…
What kind of prosecutor was Kamala Harris? The answer could be decisive
The presidential campaign is shaping up to be a tale of two prosecutors, both named Kamala Harris. Harris' record as…
The cancellation of 'The Acolyte' is bad news for the future of 'Star Wars'
“The Acolyte” was one of the most ambitious “Star Wars” stories on screen. The Disney+ series was set in an…
'Pachinko' Season 2 Review: A Low-Key But Necessary Next Chapter
“Pachinko,” a beautifully crafted historical melodrama, returns for its much-needed second season, filling in some gaps, resolving loose ends and…
Envy Awards 2024: Easter Eggs, Soap Operas, and the Ones Not Dead Yet
Here's to all the great moments in television that would never get the recognition they deserve without the Envy Awards.…
It is difficult for a 'Shōgun' warrior to try to survive.
In the first episode of FX’s acclaimed 10-part series “Shōgun,” a man is boiled alive, but somehow Kashigi Yabushige, played…