This is a “Masterpiece”-like effort, but it’s not in the same league as Ang Lee’s 1995 version.
- BRUCE MILLER and TERRY LIPSHETZ Lee Enterprises
What if you were in a crash and, after regaining consciousness, a loved one wasn't who they appeared to be? That’s where Connie Britton and Sam Nivola come in.
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Bruce R. Miller
Lee Enterprises
Tears were flowing Tuesday at “DWTS.” Dedicating performances to people who made a difference in their lives, the contestants certainly showed the emotion that fueled them all season long.
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Bruce R. Miller
Lee Enterprises
In the new Hulu series, Sam Nivola plays a teenager who’s in a car accident. When he awakens, his mother looks different, prompting him to think she has been replaced.
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Glenn Whipp
Los Angeles Times
With about five months until the Oscars, it's a bit early for ironclad guarantees, even if it feels like it would take the winds of Poseidon to blow "The Odyssey's" best picture campaign off course.
- Samantha Masunaga Los Angeles Times
A lot will play out in the months ahead, but in speaking with industry analysts, a few major points have emerged.
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Bruce R. Miller
Lee Enterprises
When “NCIS: Los Angeles” ended its run, CBS wasn’t quite done with star LL Cool J. They recently launched “NCIS: New York,” the seventh spin-off in the franchise.
“Newlyweds” with Jamie Lee Curtis, Tim Daly and Tea Leoni premieres Oct. 23 on NBC.
As “Dancing with the Stars” continues its 35th season, a pair of intriguing movies, “Whalefall” and “You Can See Everything,” hit theaters this weekend.
After weeks in the bottom two, Jimmy Kimmel’s sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez was finally sent home.
This is an “All the President’s Men” for a new generation, but it doesn’t attempt to pull in the uninitiated. Dialogue scenes are long, and explanations are protracted.
After weeks in the bottom two, Jimmy Kimmel’s sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez was finally sent home.
This is an “All the President’s Men” for a new generation, but it doesn’t attempt to pull in the uninitiated. Dialogue scenes are long, and explanations are protracted.
Spooky season is bringing a bunch of cinematic treats — and, yeah, a few tricks — to watch in theaters and at home. Here are 15 horror films to check out.
With dozens of new and returning shows dropping across TV and streaming services this month, your watchlist is about to get crowded.
An Emmy nomination at 17 made getting work more difficult for Asante Blackk. That hustle figures into his latest series, “The Drop: A Snowfall Saga.”
When Sissy Spacek made “Carrie” 50 years ago, there wasn’t social media. Now, however, it’s front and center in “Carrie,” the limited series streaming on Prime Video.
“The Drop: A Snowfall Saga” airs on FX.
She was one of the last figures of a bygone era, with a career spanning seven decades that paired her with many of Hollywood's biggest names.
"Snowfall," a crime drama on FX that looked at the crack cocaine epidemic of 1980s Los Angeles, wrapped in 2023. The series now expands through "."
It was a night of breakthroughs, rumbas and one 9 from the judges. But, really, “Dancing with the Stars” had a coasting week.
Because it takes so much effort to unpack, “Digger” isn’t the great satire its makers want it to be.
There’s a special thrill in seeing how the magic of the big screen transforms when you’re standing in the actual setting.
Determined to “cleanse the world” of evil, “To Catch a Predator” host Chris Hansen (Robert Pattinson) takes his job a little too seriously.
In the comedy, a vampire couple has been married for 500 years. They’re experiencing what others call the “seven-year itch” and don’t know how they’ll spend an eternity together.
Unfortunately, "On Call" was canceled, but not for the reasons you think.
Throughout cinematic and television history, religious programming has been a popular theme with an obvious, built-in audience.
Even though Guillermo Rodriguez is the weakest dancer in the bunch, he stays in, largely because he’s great television and a good sport.
In “War,” a new anthology series on HBO, the biggest posturing is in the courtroom, where a tech billionaire (Dominic West) squares off with his actress wife (Sienna Miller).
Romance novels are all the rage right now, both in publishing and in their screen adaptations. Gay hockey romance “Heated Rivalry” has been a sensation since the Canadian series dropped on HBO Max in late November of 2025, and since then, it’s been a nonstop flurry of romance adaptation, mos…

