Jessica Radloff

The newly engaged couple open up about what you didn't see on camera, and reveal why they didn't talk about finances before engagement.

“Women can do 15 things at a time and do them very well. I’m very proud to be a female in today’s society. There’s so much we can do.”

The hair salon owner from Chicago says the show also needs to fix this major issue if it’s going to have a successful long-term pairing.

And we have new, very telling photos.

The fan favorite opens up about his friends’ reactions to his Chippendales dance, and whether he’s ready to date again.

Plus, new seasons of “Tracker” and “Shrinking.”

Plus, the movie about “Saturday Night Live,” Ali Wong’s new standup special on Netflix, and the 4th season premiere of "Abbott Elementary."

The Adam Brody and Kristen Bell rom-com series is a delightful binge, but veers into territory that’s a bit too frustrating and predictable.

The actor, 43, opens up about “How to Die Alone,” the love advice she never wants to hear, and filming “The White Lotus” season 3.

Here's what else to watch this week, including Joshua Jackson in "Dr. Odyssey," Travis Kelce's new show, and the return of "Grey's Anatomy."

Joshua Jackson's new show is the place to be.

He also reveals if the show will go back to Rome, whether we’ll meet Alfie’s new girlfriend, and how that Brigitte Macron cameo came about.

Plus, your next comedy obsession on Hulu starring “White Lotus” star Natasha Rothwell.

And now that the 27-year-old is headed to ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ next summer, what does that mean for his love life until then?

The real estate investor opens up about the importance of his Jewish/Buddhist conversation with Jenn.

Also, will Alfie return? And when’s Emily going to Rome?

The Summer Olympics may be coming to an end, but we’re staying in Paris.

Land of Women is by all accounts escapist television. The fun and frothy—yet still substantive—dramedy tells the story of three generations of women (grandmother Julia, mother Gala, and daughter Kate) as they start life anew in a small town in northern Spain amid a stunning landscape, gorgeous people, and plenty of wine and food. But as Eva Longoria’s Gala is forced to protect her family from her husband’s shady business dealings, it’s Kate, played by newcomer Victoria Bazúa, who becomes the emo…

It’s the wigs for me.

It’s the perfect summer show.