LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past Adds Dan Stevens
LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past has added Dan Stevens to the cast as Solitus ahead of its premiere. Read on for the details!
5 TV Shows to Watch on Peacock Now
Peacock has plenty of great shows, but these are five original series you need to binge now. This list includes some fan favorites and lesser known series.
Patience Season 1 Episode 3 Review: The Missing Link
A woman is found seemingly drowned, but with no water in sight on Patience Season 1 Episode 3, “The Missing Link.” Read on for our review!
When Does The Summer I Turned Pretty Return for Its Final Season?
The Summer I Turned Pretty returns soon for its third and final season with a wedding announcement, new cast members, and the same old love triangle.
Doctor Odyssey Appears Doomed, Though Not Officially Canceled
While not necessarily officially canceled, time seems to have run on out the ABC drama Doctor Odyssey. Read on for the details.
What to Expect from Prime Video’s Heads of State
Prime Video’s upcoming original film Heads of State is poised to be a hilarious, action-packed adventure. Here’s a preview with everything you need to know.
Streaming TV Shows and Movies to Look Forward to in July: The Summer I Turned Pretty, Too Much, Suspicious Minds
The Summer I Turned Pretty and Foundation return to streaming services in July. Plus, we’ve got the scoop on new shows like Netflix’s Too Much and Hulu’s Suspicious Minds.
What to Watch on TV This Week: Nautilus, The Old Guard 2, The Sandman, and More!
For the week of June 29th, our TV picks include Nautilus, The Old Guard 2, The Sandman, and more. Read our recommendations!
Murderbot Season 1 Episode 8 Review: Foreign Object
Murderbot Season 1 Episode 8, “Foreign Object,” sees SecUnit’s dark history come to light as a shady mining company reaches out to the PresAux crew.
Smoke Review: This Uneven Arsonist Thriller Isn’t What You Think (But Doesn’t Know Quite What It Wants to Be, Either)
It seems likely you’re probably going to want to give up on Apple TV+’s arsonist thriller Smoke at some point during its first two episodes. You shouldn’t—at least until you can tell if its real premise is something you’re interested in.