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MobLand is one of those series that may not receive tons of recognition at awards shows, but it’s easily one of the most entertaining shows on TV these days. Perhaps it’s the star power of the cast, which includes Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren, or maybe it’s the action pedigree of the show’s…

The new wearable’s controversial audio features aren’t available yet, but there are plenty of upgrades here.

“The Traitors” are back in the castle for another season of secrets, deception and high-stakes drama.

Following on the heels of Heated Rivalry and Off Campus, Netflix’s new Vancouver Island-shot series Crew Girl is the latest Canadian-made sports romance series to become a global hit.

Join D23 & Creative Collective Salem for a spellbinding evening in the heart of Salem, with a complimentary outdoor screening of Hocus Pocus (1993) at Old Town Hall presented by Huluween on Disney+… the ultimate destination to stream your favorite Halloween movies and TV shows this season! Open to the public, this magical movie night…

In an effort to keep TV’s biggest night tighter and more engaging, the Television Academy moved seven categories from the primetime telecast to the Creative Arts Emmys, which take place the weekend prior to the main show. The telecast often extends past its three-hour mark, so on paper, it sounded like a reasonable solution.

UK TV fans have been waiting months for NCIS season 23 to make its presence felt on Disney Plus. It’s been so long, in fact, that the US broadcast classic is preparing to return for its 24th season on CBS Stateside, so it goes without saying that viewers in the UK and Ireland are ready…

Law & Order’s Carey Lowell on Why She Left (and Came Back) to the Show (Exclusive)

Ryan Murphy’s true-crime show, Monster, is all set to return to Netflix today. This will be the fourth season of the crime anthology series, which will follow Lizzie Borden.

‘Full of great performances’ … Ella Beatty in Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story. Photograph: Netflix‘Full of great performances’ … Ella Beatty in Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story. Photograph: Netflix Review