LL Cool J returns as Sam Hanna in NCIS: New York, bringing the longtime NCIS favorite home for a fresh chapter on CBS.

Roku’s Scarlett Holmes stars Lucy Hale as Sherlock Holmes’ modern descendant, using her skills to solve dating and relationship mysteries in the 2027 series.

Apple TV’s Nocturne stars Liev Schreiber as detective Jonah Lynn, hunting Stephen Graham’s serial killer Jurek Walter in a 10-episode crime drama on Apple TV.

Lehman Center hosts Plim Plim’s preschool show this October. Learn about the preschool show, its screen origins, and what families should know before attending.

Two free October exhibitions mark Bronx Documentary Center’s 15th anniversary, connecting its founding story with student work and global photography education.

Star Trek: TNG's Darmok turns 35. How I use Picard and Dathon at El-Adrel to remember a core Star Trek message about communication, connection, and understanding.

Barry Williams reflects on what Florence Henderson, Ann B. Davis and Robert Reed taught him while growing up on The Brady Bunch.

Peter Krause says Line of Fire reminded him of acclaimed dramas from his past while giving the family formula a new action twist.

Dave Bautista’s Secret audition for Knock at the Cabin began as a meeting with M. Night Shyamalan that he never realized was a tryout.

AMC+ YAGA stars Carrie-Anne Moss and Noah Reid in a coastal mystery tied to Baba Yaga folklore. Meet the cast and find out when the series premieres in October.

Hugh Laurie plays a betrayed crime boss plotting an escape in Apple TV’s The Wanted Man. See first-look images, cast details, and the January release plan.

Hannah Leshaw’s family story inspired the Bronx River Anthology. Seven Bronx filmmakers will share their work at an October screening and Q&A at BronxArtSpace.

Ted Danson returns as A Man on the Inside starts filming its final season in San Francisco. Eight guest stars join, including Bernadette Peters. Read more.

Florence Pugh joins the East of Eden cast in London, while Zoe Kazan views Steinbeck materials and items from her grandfather’s film at the Library of Congress.

Get original TV and movie coverage, fan-favorite spotlights, and Bronx culture news with TalkTeaV — where entertainment meets local stories. Netflix’s Who Is Martin Mull? follows the comedian, musician, actor, and painter through a changing career, told by Mull and several of his longtime friends.

Two Medellín salsa orchestras make their Lehman debuts as the venue pledges part of ticket sales to Colombian earthquake relief efforts in the Bronx, New York.

More than three decades after the first Tour de Bronx, thousands of cyclists are preparing for another trip through the borough Oct. 4 with three cycling routes.

After 30 years of friendship, Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson play possible siblings in Apple TV’s Brothers, premiering September 23 with two episodes.

Netflix orders All the Rage, a new dark revenge comedy from Dead to Me collaborators Liz Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson, about estranged friends seeking revenge.

A free Bronx Arts Ensemble concert for Hispanic Heritage Month pairs string quartet music with Cuban son, Andean influences, and works linked to Celia Cruz.

Compare old Bronx photos, share family food traditions, and remember lost landmarks at Mott Haven Library. See the upcoming South Bronx History Keepers sessions.

Linda Cardellini stars as Pamela Voorhees in Peacock's Crystal Lake. Her warmth and dramatic range could work for the franchise's original killer in this prequel.

If you’ve ever stood in line at a carnival, breathing in that hot, sugary, fried-everything smell, just to get your hands on a warm fried…

Netflix’s Scooby-Doo: Origins has wrapped production. The live-action mystery introduces a real Great Dane and reveals the first case that formed Mystery Inc.

A Las Vegas escape room tied to mob history opens Ghost Adventures Season 31 before the team travels to reportedly haunted locations across the American West.

Families can enjoy detective challenges, music and free activities at Poe Park as Batman Day continues a celebration rooted in the Bronx’s Dark Knight history.

It’s a brief scene in Balance of Terror involving Uhura and Kirk. But to this day, it's still one of my favorite moments in all of Star Trek: The Original Series.