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Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez team up on murder podcast in this charming trifle from Hulu

From Impeachment: American Crime Story to Midnight Mass, here are the buzziest fall TV releases

Nia DaCosta's sequel to "Candyman" hopes to provide a different perspective on a long-maligned and now-gentrified Chicago neighborhood

Sometimes a movie arrives at just the right time, as if it were reading society’s collective mind. Candyman, directed by Nia DaCosta, and written by DaCosta, Jordan Peele and Win Rosenfeld, is one of those movies, a story rippling with ideas that many thinking people are already grappling with—or at least have finally become aware…

A new documentary reveals less about Bob Ross the man and more about the struggle to control Bob Ross the brand

This fall marks the last time to see Daniel Craig as James Bond—but the first time to see Angelina Jolie as the Marvel immortal Thena

What to know about the Marvel multiverse and how Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus and Miles Morales may show up in the film

I’ve been an English professor for nearly 20 years, but people still tell me I don’t look like one. Not because I’m young (I’m not), but because I’m Asian American. Whenever professors are depicted in shows or movies, they’re usually stereotypes—elitist, intimidating, eccentric, out of touch, occasionally inspiring—and they’re almost always white and male and,…

Jeopardy! executive producer Mike Richards has officially stepped down as incoming host of the long-running game show as multiple controversies from his past have come to light. After emerging earlier this month as the frontrunner to take over as Jeopardy!‘s new permanent host, Richards came under fire this week for offensive and sexist comments he…

This perceptive, perfectly cast, if rushed, comedy follows the first female chair of a chaotic college English department