Shorter television seasons have become increasingly common in today’s streaming world.

Television’s longtime favorite reality competition series “Survivor” returned with a bang on Wednesday, Sept. 21. The episode, titled “LIVIN,” introduced eighteen new castaways to the game of “Survivor” in its now permanent location of the Mamanuca Islands in Fiji.

Mandy Moore was four days away from a major musical comeback. She was about to hit the road for her first tour since 2007 when the pandemic shut the world down.

On April 5, Paramount + released the long-awaited restoration of Star Trek: The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition.”

To viewers who might not know much about sports, “Winning Time,” one of HBO’s newest miniseries, does a great job of introducing the core members of the Los Angeles Lakers basketball dynasty of the 1980s.

In December 2020, the world became enthralled with the glamour, poise and gossip of London’s elite with the release of Netflix’s “Bridgerton.”

“The Queen’s Gambit is the most popular show on Netflix as of Oct. 28.

On Monday, April 1, a reimagined “The Twilight Zone” premiered on CBS All Access. Envisioned and narrated by “Get Out” and “Us” creator Jordan Peele, the series, a revival of the original show from the 1950s and ‘60s, is an anthology that gives viewers a look into the psychosis of several different people.

Kylah Cooke has done it all: teacher’s assistant for TV and film classes, vice president of Hofstra’s step team Strictly Steppin’, a Diversity Peer Mentor through the Peer Alliance...