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Citadel Season 2 Review: Prime Video’s Spy Thriller Finally Works
The world’s most expensive amnesiacs are back, and surprisingly, they brought a pulse this time. When Amazon first dropped Citadel in 2023, it felt less like a television show and more like a very expensive tax write-off with great hair. But with the global rollout of Citadel Season 2 on Prime Video, the Russo Brothers seem to have realized that viewers need more than just blue-tinted filters and Richard Madden looking intense in a suit to stay invested. Picking up immediatel


Will Trent Season 4 Finale Recap: A Kidnapping, A Shocking Death, and a Game-Changing Twist
Public urination seemed like a reasonable cause for questioning, but it quickly became clear it was all a setup. Two fake officers used the moment to kidnap the unsuspecting daughter of a prominent doctor. Lizzie had no idea her own friend had orchestrated the situation until it was too late. When one of the teens tried to intervene, he was struck, and the scene cut out on a shocking note. The episode briefly shifted tone with a team baseball game between Team Lab and Team La


The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins Scores Season 2 Renewal at NBC
Put down the remote and stop doom-scrolling for once because NBC actually did something right. The peacock network officially confirmed today that The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins has been renewed for Season 2. After a freshman run that managed to pull in 14 million viewers for its premiere and somehow keep a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, which, let’s be honest, is usually reserved for prestige dramas about sad people in raincoats, Reggie is coming back to save us from another


Netflix's Man on Fire Review: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Ignites Netflix’s Gritty Reboot
The latest adaptation of Man on Fire has officially touched down on the streaming giant known as Netflix and while the smoke is still clearing, one thing is certain: John Creasy has a brand-new face and he’s not here to play nice. Taking the torch from Denzel Washington is no small feat, it’s a cinematic suicide mission. Yet, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II doesn't just pick up the mantle; he welds it to his skin. This seven-episode reimagining of A.J. Quinnell’s novel swaps the smog o


Netflix's Apex Review: Charlize Theron Elevates a Familiar Hunt Into Something Fierce
Netflix has a habit of dropping high-octane survival thrillers on a Friday night and hoping for the best, but their latest release, Apex, is doing something a bit different. On the surface, the premise is as old as the hills: a deranged serial killer stalks an unsuspecting victim through a remote wilderness, and it’s up to a resilient woman to turn the tables. We’ve seen it in The Most Dangerous Game, Hush, and a dozen other "final girl" tropes. However, Apex manages to claw


Pluto TV Brings Back All My Children in a Big Way
Dust off your oversized shoulder pads and pour a glass of something expensive, because Pine Valley has officially relocated to the Great White North. Pluto TV Canada has launched a dedicated 24/7 All My Children channel. It’s the streaming miracle we’ve been waiting for since ABC unceremoniously yanked the rug out from under us in 2011 and frankly it’s about time someone realized that Erica Kane is a global necessity. The Return of the Queen (and Her Husbands) Starting this M


Sheriff Country Season 1 Episode 17 Recap: Secrets, Stolen Cash, and Big Consequences
If you thought the Edgewater sheriff’s department had its hands full with standard small-town drama, Sheriff Country Season 1, Episode 17, “The Hunting Party,” just proved that things can always get messier. Between a botched assassination attempt, a high-stakes heist, and a romantic timing so bad it’s practically a talent, this episode left us breathless. We’re breaking down the betrayals, the break-ins, and why Mickey Fox might want to rethink her texting habits. A Target o


Why CBS Is Cutting Episode Counts for Fire Country and NCIS
If you’ve been feeling like your favorite procedural dramas are ending just as they’re getting started, you aren't imagining things. CBS, the network that once lived and died by the 22-episode gold standard, is officially putting its biggest hits on a strict diet. The eye network recently confirmed that Fire Country and three other heavy hitters will return for the 2026-2027 season with significantly reduced episode counts, leaving fans wondering if "more" really means "bette


Imperfect Women Season Finale Recap: Nancy’s Killer Revealed in a Bloody Bridge Showdown
After weeks of side-eyeing every man in this series and let’s be honest, most of the women too, the Imperfect Women season finale finally delivered the closure we were gasping for. Titled "The Bridge," the episode stopped playing coy and finally answered the question that’s been haunting our group chats: Who actually killed Nancy? If you had "the seemingly stable husband with a terrifying control streak" on your bingo card, congratulations, you’ve watched television before. T


The Rookie Season 8 Episode 17 Recap: One Death, One Proposal, and Rising Danger
Last night’s episode of The Rookie was the best “I’m sorry we did that” to make up for the documentary episode - I’m convinced. I usually can’t stand the storyline whiplash, but this time around it flowed seamlessly. From a visit by a familiar face to a death we didn’t see coming, this episode was one of the best all season. The Glasser Case Continues Before we get into this case, I’d like to just ask one thing: why is Bailey always tagging along police investigations? John


Euphoria Season 3 Episode 3 Recap: Lies, Money, and a Wedding Gone Wrong
Jules’ New Reality Jules (Hunter Schafer) is shown immersed in painting as we learn how she becomes a sugar baby. Her roommate Vivian (Cailyn Rice) encourages her to go on dates while attending art school. Jules gives it a try, initially seeing multiple men before eventually settling into an arrangement with a plastic surgeon, who becomes her primary partner. During one of their conversations, he asks when she transitioned, and she shares that it was at 14. Soon after, Jules


Matlock Season 2 Finale Review: A Game-Changing Ending That Sets Up Season 3
We’ve finally made it to the Season 2 Finale of Matlock and wow, this was an amazing Season Finale that sets up Season 3 really well. We pick up with Matty settling into the idea that she is going to have to let go of her Matty Matlock persona and go back to being Madeline Kingston. It’s clear that this is something that she is wrestling with because although she wants this to be over to feel a sense of justice for Ellie’s death, she also doesn’t want to lose Olympia, or her


Abbott Elementary Recap and Review: Season 5 Finale
This week on Abbott Elementary, Ava Fest is underway, Janine and Gregory are still circling their breakup, Dominic learns that adapting to teaching is not the same as adapting to Abbott culture, and Melissa finds a way to turn fake hall passes into personal quiet time. Ava and Jacob are trying to get Janine and Gregory back together, but it is not working. Ava is ready to give up because Ava Fest is the next day, and Barbara and Melissa tell them to mind their business. Natur


Chicago P.D. Season 13 Episode 18 Recap: Does Atwater Finally Get His Happy Ending
After years of Kevin Atwater being the moral compass of the 21st District and usually getting the short end of the stick in the romance department, Chicago P.D. Season 13, Episode 18, titled "The Wicked River," finally stopped gatekeeping his happiness. In an hour that balanced a classic "rich people doing bad things" procedural with some long-overdue personal stakes, Intelligence proved that even in the grittiest parts of Chicago, some things actually work out. A Case of Pri


‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars’ Season 11 Cast Revealed: Meet the Queens Ready to Rule the Werkroom
Start your engines, because RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars is back—and Season 11 is pulling no punches. With a stacked lineup of 18 returning queens, a high-stakes tournament format, and a $200,000 prize on the line, this latest installment isn’t just another lap around the runway. It’s a full-speed sprint to the crown, and every contestant came prepared to leave scorch marks on the Main Stage. Premiering Friday, May 8 on Paramount+, the new season ups the ante with a bracket-s
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Netflix’s Forever Hits Fast Forward with a Messy Four-Year Time Jump in Season 2
It’s time to dust off the high school nostalgia and prep your tear ducts because Netflix has officially confirmed that Forever Season 2 is now in production. While some skeptics thought the adaptation of Judy Blume’s seminal novel was a one-and-done deal, the streaming giant clearly saw enough potential in those longing stares and teenage sighs to greenlight a continuation. Production kicked off this week in Los Angeles, proving that in the world of streaming, "forever" actua


ABC’s Summer Schedule Is Here and It’s Basically Steve Harvey Season Again
ABC has finally pulled back the curtain on its 2026 summer schedule, and if you had "more Steve Harvey" on your bingo card, congratulations, you’re the big winner. While the rest of the world is busy actually going outside, the network is betting that we’d rather sit in a darkened room watching celebrities fail at basic trivia. It’s a bold strategy, but considering the lineup is mostly a collection of recycled formats and one very curious spinoff, it’s clear the Mouse House i


BET’s Black + Iconic Soirée Returns in 2026 With Laverne Cox Hosting a Night Celebrating Black LGBTQ+ Excellence
BET is bringing back the Black + Iconic Soirée in 2026, and honestly, if any event deserves a spot on the cultural calendar right now, it is this one. The annual celebration honoring Black LGBTQ+ excellence returns Saturday, May 23, 2026, at MGM National Harbor in Oxon, Maryland, with Emmy-nominated actress and advocate Laverne Cox set to host the evening. The Black + Iconic Soirée has become one of the network’s most meaningful events, spotlighting leaders, creatives, advoca


High Potential Names New Showrunners for Season 3
The revolving door of television leadership just spit out a shiny new pair of keys for High Potential. ABC has officially tapped sister duo Nora and Lilla Zuckerman to take over showrunning duties for the show’s third season, filling the void left by Todd Harthan’s departure. While Harthan heads off to play with dragons in the Eragon reboot, the Zuckermans are tasked with keeping Morgan Gillory’s high-functioning, low-patience brain from spinning off its axis. If you’ve been


2026 Tony Nominations Are Here and Broadway’s Biggest Shows Are Ready to Battle
Set your alarms and prep your jazz hands, because the 2026 Tony nominations dropped this morning, and the list is exactly as dramatic as a backstage meltdown at intermission. Uzo Aduba and Darren Criss took to the podium to announce who will be vying for a silver medallion at Radio City Music Hall on June 7, and while some favorites sailed through, others were left wondering if they should have stayed in tech rehearsals a little longer. Leading the charge in what feels like a


Andy Cohen Swears The Real Housewives of Miami Isn’t Dead (It’s Just Recharging Its Batteries)
If you’ve been doom-scrolling through Bravo accounts wondering if the Mojito-holding mavens of the 305 have been permanently retired to a retirement home in Boca, you can finally put down the tequila. Big Poppa himself, Andy Cohen, has emerged from the Clubhouse to clear the air regarding the future of The Real Housewives of Miami (RHOM). Despite the show currently sitting in a corner on a mysterious "pause," Cohen is adamant that the ladies will be back to clog our feeds wit


The Vampire Lestat One Night Only at Beacon Theatre: AMC Turns Bloodlust Into Must-See Rock Spectacle
New York City has hosted its fair share of legendary concerts, but on June 2, the iconic Beacon Theatre will welcome a performer who quite literally refuses to die. AMC’s The Vampire Lestat: One Night Only – LIVE promises a theatrical, fang-forward evening that blurs the line between television premiere and full-scale rock event and yes, it’s as extra as it sounds. Fronted by Sam Reid as the infamous Lestat, the night doubles as both a live concert and a premiere screening of


Donnie Wahlberg Offered to Slash His Pay for 'Boston Blue,' But CBS Still Said 'No' to Beantown
It turns out even a New Kids on the Block legend can’t always get what he wants. Donnie Wahlberg, the man who has spent over a decade playing Danny Reagan with a permanent squint and a penchant for kicking down doors, recently revealed just how desperate he was to move his Blue Bloods spinoff, Boston Blue, to his actual home turf. We’re talking "cutting my salary in half" desperate. But in a move that feels like a cold splash of Atlantic water to the face, CBS brass essential


Chicago Fire Showrunner Andrea Newman Exits After 14 Seasons — What’s Next?
Gather 'round, One Chicago faithful, and prepare to pour one out for the end of an era. In news that has the Firehouse 51 sirens wailing, longtime showrunner Andrea Newman is officially hanging up her turnout gear. After a staggering 14 seasons of navigating burning buildings and even more flammable workplace romances, Newman is exiting Chicago Fire at the end of the current Season 14. For those keeping track at home, Newman hasn’t just been a passenger on the truck; she’s be


Helena Bonham Carter Checks Out Early: Why the Queen of Quirk Left The White Lotus Season 4
The French Riviera is known for its high drama, expensive rosé, and sudden departures, but usually, those exits happen after the bill arrives. In a move that has sent shockwaves through the prestige TV landscape, Helena Bonham Carter has officially checked out of The White Lotus Season 4 just nine days into production. For a series that thrives on the entitled meltdowns of the ultra-wealthy, this real-life casting shake-up is providing more tension than a broken espresso mach


Scooby-Doo: Origins — Netflix Finally Drops a First Look at Mystery Inc., and It’s Not a Total Dog
Grab your ascots and hide the oversized sandwiches, because the Mystery Machine is officially pulling into the Netflix era. After months of rumors that usually ended in a "Zoinks," we finally have our Netflix live action Scooby-Doo first look. The streamer has unveiled the core cast for its upcoming series, Scooby-Doo: Origins, and while the Great Dane himself is still stuck in a VFX rendering farm somewhere, the human leads are ready for their close-up. A New Batch of Meddli


Elizabeth Banks Heads to Apple TV: New Comedy Series Teases Bold Humor and Family Dysfunction
Elizabeth Banks is heading to Apple TV, and the platform’s comedy slate just got a noticeable jolt of personality. The four-time Emmy nominee is set to star in and executive produce a new half-hour series that sounds equal parts heartfelt and wildly uncomfortable, in the best way possible. The yet-untitled project comes from creators Liz Heldens and Matt Ward, a duo with a track record for mixing grounded characters with compelling, often messy storytelling. Here, Banks plays


Johnny Knoxville’s House of Horrors: Fear Factor: House of Fear Scores a Season 2 Renewal
Move over, homeowners insurance, the most dangerous rental property on television is officially keeping its doors open. Fox has formally greenlit Fear Factor: House of Fear Season 2, ensuring that our collective Tuesday nights will continue to be fueled by second-hand anxiety and the sight of people eating things that would make a vulture think twice. After a debut season that managed to claw its way to the top of the unscripted ratings, it seems the viewing public hasn’t qui


Dancing With the Stars Season 35: Some Cast Revealed, Spinoff Announced, and What to Expect
Hold onto your sequins and pray for your favorite spray-tan technician, because ABC isn’t letting the glitter settle just yet. Dancing With the Stars has officially been renewed for Season 35, proving that as long as there are C-list celebrities with a thirst for relevance and a pair of sensible heels, this show will never die. Coming off a season that saw Robert Irwin take home the trophy, the network clearly realized the formula still works: mix one part genuine talent with


‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars’ Season 11 Cast Revealed: Meet the Queens Ready to Rule the Werkroom
Start your engines, because RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars is back—and Season 11 is pulling no punches. With a stacked lineup of 18 returning queens, a high-stakes tournament format, and a $200,000 prize on the line, this latest installment isn’t just another lap around the runway. It’s a full-speed sprint to the crown, and every contestant came prepared to leave scorch marks on the Main Stage. Premiering Friday, May 8 on Paramount+, the new season ups the ante with a bracket-s
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