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Listeners are consuming more spoken-word audio than before and are increasingly using it in place of screen-based entertainment, according to global research commissioned by Audible and released at the Frankfurt Book Fair. The findings cover how audio works alongside print and digital reading, why people are turning to audio, what drives their choice of titles…

Films and shows for the spooky season should be scary, but they should also be fun, says Beretta Smith-Shomade, Emory professor of film and media. “You want those movies or shows that you can scream at with friends,” she says, adding that scary movies create their own kind of camaraderie.

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Editor’s Note:This article is part of a series examining how television has portrayed policing over the decades. From cultural upheaval to procedural realism, each installment will explore how TV crime dramas reflected — and shaped — their times.

Netflix subscribers can dive into some maritime horror with “Below,” a new limited series that hit the streamer on October 8. Starring Josh Hartnett and Mackenzie Davis, the show takes place in a remote Newfoundland town called Snook’s Arm, where changing traditions aren’t the only threat facing the community: A sea monster is lurking in the icy…

September 22, 2026 marked the Northern Hemisphere’s official first day of fall, also known as autumn in some parts of the world. This particular season also has a notable connection to the world of American television. While TV series these days begin at much more varied times throughout the year, September was traditionally a time…

A wave of horror movies is available to stream now, ranging from Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho to ’90s slasher I Know What You Did Last Summer and Guillermo del Toro’s gothic romance Crimson Peak. For something less scary, the lineup also includes The Devil Wears Prada, all five Twilight movies and the entire Bourne franchise.

If you aren’t watching “The Lowdown” on FX, you should get on that. An incredibly well balanced blend of dark comedy, murder mystery, political thriller, family drama, and wholesome ensemble show, it’s one of the most underappreciated shows on television going into its second season on October 14. But if you’ve already watched the first…

Maybe you’ve been binging your way through Netflix’s sweeping period drama East of Eden, or perhaps you’re almost done with the dark and bloody thriller that is Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story—both excellent shows. But not every night has to call for a big-time prestige series. Sometimes, you just want to laugh, stat.

Multiple networks and streaming platforms canceled over a dozen TV shows throughout September 2026. Two beloved superhero series headlined the cancellations, as Marvel-connected shows lost their futures despite strong critical reception and award nominations.