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How does Ruby Rose's superhero stack up?
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The season premiere's titled "Everything's Changed" because, well, duh.
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"This is the first time I've been around it since I got back from rehab and no one's even acknowledging it."
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What, they didn't want 6,000 fans yelling at them for an hour? Weird.
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"We don't believe competition was a factor," CEO Reed Hastings told analysts. Well, it's about to be!
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It's possible a recent price increase is to blame for the decline.
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Two people in their 30s try to figure out if getting together is worth the complications in this down-to-earth romantic drama.
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Gina Torres reprises her role as Jessica Pearson as she tries to navigate tricky Chicago politics as the mayor's fixer.
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You don't want to miss out on this Brenda Song thriller.
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School is back in session!
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"He was one of the worst bosses I've ever had."
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"Soon, violence will become erotic, torture euphoric."
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Set eight years after the original series, the spinoff will follow a new generation of New York's wealthiest teens as they face their own Gossip Girl.
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Hey, it's that guy from Bohemian Rhapsody!
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From powerhouse attorney to savvy political consultant, this boss is back in town.
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Bob Fosse deservedly won the 1973 Oscar for Best Director for his work on this film, beating out Francis Ford Coppola's legendary The Godfather.
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We still miss you, Rose and Rankle.
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"I'd just pop to the sink for a wee," Gervais said on The View. "Convenience, right?"
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"Getting there for me was really scary and really hard," Song said.
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There are many terrible jobs, but the jobs on display in 1994's Clerks and 2018's Support the Girls are pretty sucky.
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"It's like Colonel Sanders saying, 'I don't have a finger-lickin' bone in my body.'"
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Step inside the largest Hot Shop in North America.
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Here's what we know for sure about the finale: someone will be mean to Meryl.
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Laura Fleiss has been granted a temporary restraining order after her husband allegedly "shoved" her and demanded that she get an abortion.
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They might not have superpowers, but they do have really cool costumes.
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Whose side is Reese Witherspoon on, anyway?
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This compelling doc focuses on one man's relationship to his (now worthless) baseball card collection, as well as his philandering father.
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If you want a movie you can watch and sing along with, this Elle Fanning flick is your new jam.