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What’s on TV Friday, May 29: ‘Haircut Night in America’; coronavirus; TV talk shows; movies on TV
“Arcana,” a new game with an old Los Angeles murder at its center, is reviving the ARG (alternate-reality game) format by utilizing Instagram.
The unlikely, perfect pairing of Mahershala Ali and Ramy Youssef makes Season 2 of Hulu’s Muslim American comedy “Ramy” even better than the first.
The death of 22-year-old “Terrace House” star Hana Kimura is a reminder that even the wholesome Netflix reality show can be a pressure cooker.
“Space Force,” the new Netflix comedy from “The Office” alumni Greg Daniels and Steve Carell, is opaque and obvious and unconvincing.
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California agency brings sexual harassment lawsuit against the studios and producers of the CBS drama “Criminal Minds.” -
HBO Max boasts 10,000 hours of programming, including “Game of Thrones,” “Friends” and “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”
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What is HBO Max? Video-on-demand service has HBO originals, Warner Bros. shows and movies
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Actress Ruby Rose addressed her surprise departure from the CW series ‘Batwoman’ in an Instagram post Wednesday. ‘Those who know, know,’ she wrote.
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What “Mrs. America” gets right and wrong about Bella Abzug’s firing by Jimmy Carter and Phyllis Schlafly’s hopes for a job in the Reagan administration.
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What’s on TV Thursday, May 28: The season finale of ‘Siren’ ; coronavirus
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After selling “Some Good News” to CBS, John Krasinski told fellow “Office” alum Rainn Wilson that he’ll still be involved in the show, sometimes even as host.
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After investigating Gabrielle Union’s dismissal from “America’s Got Talent,” NBC says no “insensitive or derogatory remarks” were directed at Union.
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HBO Max’s ‘Love Life,’ starring Anna Kendrick, unleashes a torrent of dating and relationship statistics in its opening episodes. Are they real?
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Drew Dixon, Sil Lai Abrams and Sherri Hines talk about disclosing their allegations in the HBO Max documentary ‘On the Record.’
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Mandy Patinkin and wife Kathryn Grody display pop culture cluelessness and enviable marital togetherness in videos that make you crave matzo.
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Times TV critic Robert Lloyd on the HBO Max original content available at launch, including Elmo, ‘Legendary,’ ‘Love Life,’ ‘Looney Tunes’ and ‘Craftopia.’
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On Thursday, Lady Gaga released her new dance-pop album, “Chromatica,” featuring collaborations with Ariana Grande, Blackpink and 73-year-old Elton John.
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Week 4: Watch ‘Alien’ director Ridley Scott and film critic Justin Chang on the Ultimate Summer Movie Showdown.More Coverage
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John Hawkes and Logan Lerman play a father and son at odds on a trip to Ireland in the reconciliation drama “End of Sentence.”
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The creators of Amazon’s ‘Homecoming’ break down the Season 2 finale, from the musical ‘dissonance’ to the classic film that inspired the climax.
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We explain how Hulu’s “The Great,” with Elle Fanning as Catherine the Great and Nicholas Hoult as her manchild husband, pulled off its depraved games.
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A mode of communication designed to get us to stay home, often skewered as the “boob tube” or “idiot box,” TV kept its lights on as others flickered out.
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What is it like for homebound writers and host to make late-night comedy in the time of coronavirus? ‘Not normal,’ says Seth Meyers.
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