TV
Internet favorite Nicola Coughlan will explore the “manosphere” in new doc
"I'm so sick of the manosphere."
“One of the best things Marvel Studios has ever made”: Disney’s “Wonder Man” gets a surprise second season after word-of-mouth success
"Moon Knight and Hawkeye next."
“I need it now”: Bridgerton’s next season will focus on a lesbian couple, and fans are thrilled
"I JUST DROPPED TO MY KNEES."
CNN attempts a more casual, podcast-like set only to get roasted online
Some hosts were given microphones, while Jake Tapper broadcast straight from his office.
SNL UK’s inaugural Weekend Update hosts take on Prince Andrew
"If you're watching, Andrew, hello. You're not going to like this next bit."
Peacock is launching an AI Andy Cohen on its app. Fans say no thanks
Here's a thing no one asked for.
MAHA gets an “SNL” sketch inspired by “The Pitt” and the state of American healthcare: “MAHAspital”
"This almost doesn’t feel like a parody."
“Cautiously optimistic”: Nathan Fillion confirms an animated “Firefly” project is in development
"The best case scenario for what they were teasing as far as actually giving us new Firefly content."
Hunter Woodhall calls out disappointing lack of Paralympics coverage: “It’s like y’all not even trying”
"This is like some of the craziest stuff humans will ever do, and we can't even put a crew there to film it," he said shocked.
“Please let this be a reboot”: Nathan Fillion and the cast of “Firefly” spark reunion rumors with cryptic video posts
Is Firefly coming back? The internet has a lot of theories.
How are fans reacting to the end of “Smiling Friends”? Not well.
"Check on your neurodivergent friends."
“Everything just looked terrifying”: No, that’s not Bill Clinton in “Ted”— why Seth MacFarlane’s AI-infused impression is sparking controversy
There were better alternatives.
Hyacinth’s recital dance from “Bridgerton” goes viral, with a little help from Charli XCX
Fans love the dance.
“Football is life” in real life? “Ted Lasso” star trained and may sign with pro soccer team
"If this is real I'm all for it. I'll definitely be buying a jersey."
Cartoons that left HBO Max are now on Tubi for free—despite rumors suggesting otherwise
Tubi addressed the rumors directly and said it doesn't plan on being a paid streaming platform anytime soon.














