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Cumberbatch is doing his prickly-mean genius thing again in Eric, but it's the hook for a bigger story he winds up distracting from.
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The 2005-14 CBS hit is back on Netflix for the first time since 2017. Does the pilot hold up after 19 years?
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This June, Netflix is coming in hot with the best TV shows from around the world, so tune in to see these titles shine all month long.
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The limited series also stars Gaby Hoffmann, McKinley Belcher III, Dan Fogler and Ian Morris Howe.
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With Patrick Melrose resurfacing and Eric on the way, Netflix is now your one-stop Benedict Cumberbatch programming hub.
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In short: the 1990 New York Yankees were as big a disaster as any major professional sports team in recent memory.
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Caruso directed the three-part Peacock docuseries based on a series of columns written in 2020 by Sherman, who was a Yankees beat writer for the New York Post at the time.
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Buscemi's publicist said the actor "is OK and appreciates everyone’s well wishes."
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NYC Prep was billed as the real life Gossip Girl when it debuted on Bravo in 2009.
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Comedian and lifelong New Yorker Sebastian Conelli gets real about where Friends missed the mark in its depiction of New York City.
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The 1990 New York Yankees are a team that will live in baseball infamy.
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“It is not a dark, miserable affair. It is a quite liberating movie.”
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The Bronx Bombers enter the season hoping to win their 28th title.
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Hope on the Street features the flying feet of j-hope from BTS as he dances his way around the world.
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The attack took place just one night before Stuhlbarg begins performing in previews of Patriots on Broadway.
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"It taught me a lot about the industry," she said.
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Frankel opened up about the attack in a since-deleted comment on someone's TikTok video.
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It’s Law & Order on the real as Dick Wolf exec produces the new Netflix true crime docuseries Homicide: New York.
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The series, which also stars Wendell Pierce and Carra Patterson, has a similar format as Columbo and Poker Face.
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Comedian and Staten Island native Sebastian Conelli happily ruins a few of your favorite New York-based romantic comedies, like When Harry Met Sally and 13 Going On 30.