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Justin Timberlake is reportedly preparing a four-part docuseries for Apple TV. Reports described it as a “tell-all.”

The Star Wars prequel trilogy and The Clone Wars animated series gave us a look at what a young Palpatine looked like, before turning into the pickled and hooded Emperor we know him as today. However, a lot of discreet holograph calls were required to ensure that both the Republic and Separatists played their role…

Where to Stream: Peacock”The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins” continues the story when Season 2 kicks back up this week. Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe are again in peak comedic form as Reggie continues to make strides to rehab his image so he can be inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame. Meanwhile, Arthur…

In a recent video shared to Instagram, Jason Rodriguez, more widely known under the Sober Facts moniker on social media, pointed out that he and N.O.R.E. are both from the Queens area while expressing his desire to bring their differences to a close.

Hey, TV watchers! TV critic Michel Ghanem here. Every two weeks, I highlight the shows worth your TV time for Trust Me, I Watch Everything. Whether you prefer sticking to cable, catching the latest on streaming or digging up a hidden gem that slipped through the cracks, I try to curate something for everyone.

The battle for New York high society is far from over. The fourth season of The Gilded Age picks up in 1886, with Bertha Russell (Carrie Coon) facing the personal fallout of her ruthless climb up the social ladder. Her marriage to railroad tycoon George (Morgan Spector) remains under strain, while old-money stalwart Agnes van Rhijn…

Some of the most fun Lamborghinis on the internet never left Sant’Agata Bolognese, mostly because they never arrived there. They come from independent designers on Behance, armed with rendering software and a healthy disregard for subtle styling. Takashi Ito’s Lamborghini Fulgor joins them. Picture a yellow wedge with a glass bubble canopy, glowing three-pronged headlights,…

The seventies were a decade of strange transformation for the comic book industry, and nothing marks that period of change better than the resurrection of horror comic books like Marvel’s Tomb of Dracula. When Marvel published Amazing Spider-Man#96 in 1970 without the approval of the Comics Code Authority, it encouraged other comic creators and publishers…

What could a seesaw teach us about relationships? Or a butterfly about personal growth? In the world of Brazilian cartoonist and illustrator Guilherme Bandeira, even the most ordinary objects and creatures have something interesting to say about life. His colorful comics combine humor, irony, and clever observations about human behavior, often delivering an unexpected message…

Yes, that’s actually the title, and honestly, it tells you almost everything you need to know about the plot. But trust me, there’s so much more to love about this adorable little fall romance anime.