Michel Ghanem

The actor is used to playing underdogs, but his It: Welcome to Derry character isn’t one of them.

Kathy Bates and Skye P. Marshall. I rest my case.

Mae Martin’s new spooky Netflix thriller, Wayward, dramatizes the troubled-teen industry.

“The fans want to see me and Reese Witherspoon singing a duet, so let’s make it happen.”

Alien: Earth takes the original film’s tagline and amps up the blood, guts, and creepy-crawlies for what is sure to be the scariest show of the year.

The creator of the provocative Such Brave Girls isn’t against being a chaos agent when it’s necessary.

It’s the Lena Dunham return we’ve all been waiting for.

From Adults to Lost Boys and Fairies, don’t let these LGBTQ+ shows slip under your radar.

Mara Brock Akil’s adaptation of the Judy Blume novel is a charming, slow-burn teen drama that’s worth your time.

Yes, that zombie-apocalypse show The Last Of Us is actually worth the hype. Catch up on season one before season two premieres on April 13.

The horny Michelle Williams performance you won’t want to miss.

“I’m sure I blew it many times, but I think I married the right guy. Dating is killer.”

Hulu’s latest queer comedy import from the U.K. takes us back to the 2010s.

An anti–big-pharma comedic thriller that’s perfect for the Luigi Mangione era.

Laverne Cox stars as a gallerist returning to Alabama to heal her family relationships in this charming sitcom.

Between filming episodes of her new drama, ‘On Call,’ the actress hosts a regular dinner party for her ‘pasta wives.’

The Jamaica-set Get Millie Black is worth your time.

Missing Derry Girls? Try FX’s captivating series about the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

She just plays one on TV.

The comic actor turns in a somber performance in Apple TV+’s paranormal thriller.