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Do you want the house tour? We could take you to an apartment dinner party of four, to the in-laws from hell, or to a little house on a prairie. Your choice. Let’s dive into the rest of what we have to watch this weekend
Discover how to stream all of the shows on Disney+ and Hulu that received Emmy® nominations in 2026, and see what awards they’re up for
Some of us are booked and busy six days a week traveling to the Mamanuca Islands of Fiji by way of the current season of “Love Island USA.” But sometimes an escape needs an escape. Peacock has a new beachy series that adapts Elin Hilderbrand’s bestselling 2023 novel, “The Five-Star Weekend.”
Prime Video has finally announced the Season 3 renewal of one of its popular TV shows. It currently has an average Popcornmeter score of 88% on Rotten Tomatoes, over a year after the historical drama’s series debut
If you were one of the many Cincinnati Bengals fans who couldn’t get enough of the Joe Flacco experience last year, you’ll get to relive it soon
Alice Halsey, Crosby Fitzgerald and Skywalker Hughes star in Little House on the Prairie on Netflix. Eric Zachanowich/Netflixhide caption
NFLX shares have fallen 41% over the past year while top shows bleed up to 70% of viewers between seasons, signaling a content problem distribution cannot fix
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Season 3 is set to arrive on Netflix, expanding the streaming availability of the popular zombie drama. As the series moves closer to its concluding chapter, viewers will soon be able to catch up on the penultimate season. The latest season will join the platform next week
You know an entertainment story broke containment when my octogenarian father calls me to read a news article to me over the phone. That happened this week with Bloomberg’s report about Netflix’s season-two problem. The report identifies a trend in which viewers “abandon” Netflix shows, even very big hits, in droves by season two. Hit…
Colin Farrell stars as private eye John Sugar in the Apple TV series Sugar. Apple TVhide caption