As the “Game of Thrones” theme song plays over the opening scene of HBO Max’s new spinoff, “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,” the audience is reminded of the controversial ending that smudged...
Kimberly Lopez, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• March 4, 2026
Writer and director Ryan Murphy does not shy away from sensitive topics, especially when they pertain to real people. “Love Story” is a new biographical anthology romance television show. Murphy is...
On Tuesday, Jan. 27, Marvel Studios, LLC quietly released what may be its most emotionally grounded miniseries in years. With almost no promotion, “Wonder Man” arrived on Disney+ without the noise that usually surrounds a Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) project. What it delivered instead feels rare – a superhero story rooted in vulnerability and the human need to belong.
In the newest season of “Emily in Paris,” the writers presented viewers with a lot of changes. The first being Emily’s new hairdo – a chic, Parisian bob – despite the fact Emily spent most of her time in Rome.
Kimberly Lopez, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• February 11, 2026
The astonishing new hit show “The Pitt” first graced screens on Jan. 9, 2025, on HBO Max. Despite being only a year old, the show has received critical acclaim and accolades. After the success of the...
The television series “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” is a spin-off of a series that is already a prequel, something that typically does not draw in an audience. With sitcom mastermind Chuck Lorre behind the third installment of the franchise “The Big Bang Theory,” and bringing back many fan favorites from the prequel “Young Sheldon,” it seemed like the show would likely live up to the expectations placed on it … right? Not quite.
The television series “Industry” quietly premiered in 2020 and focused on a small group of postgraduates jostling for favor in an investment bank in London called Pierpoint & Co. Through these young associates, they display the world of finance cynically and smugly, showcasing their early morning trading stock options on the floor to cocaine-fueled raves with clients.
It was all about family in season six of the critically-acclaimed Netflix original series “Big Mouth.” The new season of the raunchy adult animation was released on Oct. 28 and continued to put on display its coming-of-age story, as well as its absurd and over-the-top comedic prowess.
“Cobra Kai,” the American martial arts teen drama, is always a whirlwind of emotions. The best part of the fifth season is the end of the miscommunication trope found throughout the prior seasons. Created by Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, the miscommunication started between the two original characters, Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) and Danny LaRusso (Ralph Macchio).
Season two of the critically acclaimed HBO Max exclusive TV show, “Euphoria,” has been a tumultuous ride that ended Sunday, Feb. 27, when the finale aired.
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