The ambitious, stunning, unapologetically erotic ‘Interview With the Vampire’ is back and giving longtime fans an existential crisis with its Lestat-focused season three.

The finale’s resolution to what’s been plaguing her is the culmination of a season that treated her as a mystery first and a character second.

On the set of The Pitt finale, the acclaimed series zooms in on its main character.

The Lowdown finds hope in a world where most crimes go unpunished.

Zohran Mamdani’s responses to the Maria Bamford Questionnaire touch on Eric Adams’s meme attempts, lessons from Andrew Cuomo, and his regrets: ‘I recently, once again, regretted wearing an apron without a shirt underneath for a music video I made.’

“You know how hard you’d have to go to make that look good?”

Finally, a competitor for HBO and Netflix.

Since the streamer seemingly savors singular S-word shows so substantially.

Toggling between ICE-produced propaganda videos and footage of immigration raids captured by bystanders is like watching a real-time battle of narratives.

‘Andor’ star Diego Luna refuses to take credit for reshaping ‘Star Wars.’ His colleagues beg to differ.

With Soft Bar set to open in August, the Bravo star moves on from the Linsday Hubbard drama for good.

Amy Sherman-Palladino cashes her blank Amazon check on a transatlantic TV show about ballet. C’est merveilleux!

“She’s digesting the reality that you can’t get through rebellion without having blood on your hands,” says star Genevieve O’Reilly.

After years of “shit and misery” in the prestige-TV trenches, Doctor Odyssey himself just wants to have fun.

After years of “shit and misery” in the prestige-TV trenches, Doctor Odyssey himself just wants to have fun.

Sometimes a lean, mean, network-style procedural can be exactly the right medicine for streaming. HBO and Max chief Casey Bloys explains why he took a chance on one.

On ER, Noah Wyle was a prime-time TV star. In the streaming era, he’s just happy to be part of the company.

The men on ‘Love Is Blind’ don’t want a partner who will challenge them or hold them to account. They want a subservient voice that gives them compliments and finds their faults endearing.

For two simple reasons.

‘Prime Target’ never once blinks about the fact that the MacGuffin in this show is … numbers. That commitment to the bit is essential to your enjoyment of this kind of pulpy thriller.

Alan Cumming is reshaping the idea of a reality-TV host with his unbending performance as the mad king of Traitors.

I powered through Max’s not-an-ER reboot with so much delight that I was annoyed when I had to pause to watch something ostensibly better.

Court-ordered community service, urine-soaked animal pelts, and a Billy Madison homage: How It’s Always Sunny infiltrated Abbott Elementary.

About 4,000 inmates battle blazes in the Golden State's woodlands.

The comedian, who’s played the character for 11 years, talks donning the “suit of armor” for possibly the last time in the new special, Cunk on Life.

From brat summer to a scandalous fall, here’s what our readers loved most this year.

A crop of new hits and a boost from sibling streamers gave broadcast its biggest year in, well, years.

Ghost wolves????

Apple's new artificial intelligence features falsely made it seem the BBC reported Luigi Mangione had shot himself.