Joe Montana’s Made His Super Bowl Pick
The NFL legend on good beer, hosting “SNL” and the folly of overanalyzing football
“Million Dollar Listing” Can’t Hide the Grim Realities of the American Housing Market
The hugely popular world of luxury real-estate TV provides an unwitting glimpse into a broken industry
This Year's SAG Nominations Righted All the Golden Globes' Wrongs
"Da 5 Bloods," "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" and "I May Destroy You" finally get their due
How “All Creatures Great and Small” Broke Me Out of My Sweatpants Funk
The latest show from "Masterpiece" on PBS is much more than a bucolic binge
Award Shows Have an Opportunity to Be Historic This Year. Why Won’t They Take It?
It was a banner year for Black cinema. You wouldn't know it from the Golden Globe nominations.
Sarah Silverman Recalls Clash With Michael Richards on "Seinfeld" Set
Silverman appeared on the season 8 episode "The Money"
Dustin Diamond of “Saved by the Bell” Dead at 44
The actor, best known for his role as Screech, died just three weeks after being diagnosed with cancer
Why Does “SNL” Still Think Two Men Kissing Is a Joke?
Two straight men kissing for laughs isn't edgy or shocking, it's lazy and homophobic
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for February
Including the next indie horror classic from A24 (following "Hereditary" and "The Witch")
"SNL" Takes on Tom Brady's Career, Jack Dorsey's Beard in Cold Open
The opening sketch was anchored by an excellent Kate McKinnon
Watch John Krasinski Take a Stand Against Bullying on "SNL"
Obviously, things do not go as planned
Bill Maher Talks Mutating Viruses and a Changing Climate on “Real Time”
His guests this week? Heather Heying, Bret Weinstein, Van Jones and James Pogue
After 40 Seasons, “The Bachelor” Franchise Finally Feels Like “Reality” TV
By thoughtfully tackling issues like racial injustice and depression, the franchise is breathing new life into a tired genre
Even With New Laws, Hidden Cable Fees Are Sticking Around
Cable companies are finding loopholes around the Television Viewer Protection Act
The Problem With a “More Diverse” Adaptation of “The Great Gatsby”
Can you make a colorblind version of a story so rooted in privilege?
The Sex-Work Scandal on “The Bachelor” Was Much Ado About Nothing
The show built up rumors about contestant Brittany Galvin in an attempt to stoke scandal, but the result was a tone deaf, whorephobic failure