Nina Metz

This series is the equivalent of a beach read — it has “general audience” written all over it. It’s trash but high-toned trash, which is wonderfully pleasurable when done well.

MI5's misfits and losers, known as the slow horses, are pulled into a case that involves their colleague River Cartwright and his grandfather, the former head of MI5.

“The current model is unsustainable. It’s profit over art,” a frustrated viewer wrote on social media. The disappointment is palpable, but TV has always been profit over art.

The podcasting, murder-solving trio attempts to find out who killed Charles’ stunt double Sazz and a Hollywood studio wants to make a movie adaptation of their podcast.

With a presidential election on the horizon, we’re all in need of entertaining diversions. Here's a list of what to look for in the next few months.

A precocious British tennis phenom accuses her coach, played by "Poldark's" Aidan Turner, of coercing her into a sexual relationship.

Vince Vaughn plays police detective demoted to restaurant inspector in the Florida Keys, a lone ranger type who might show up in the novels of Thomas Pynchon or Elmore Leonard.

Selecting a movie to watch via streaming doesn't come with the same anticipatory thrills that once accompanied browsing a video store's shelves or buying physical media. Why?