From Netflix Horror to Underrated Westerns: TV Shows
Netflix’s March horror debut joins a lineup of must-watch TV shows—from Marianne and The Terror to James Garner’s Nichols.
Netflix’s March horror debut joins a lineup of must-watch TV shows—from Marianne and The Terror to James Garner’s Nichols.
CBS cancels Morris Chestnut’s Watson and Harriet Dyer’s DMV as the network reshuffles its lineup amid multiple renewals announced March 28.
Dan Fogelman says he wouldn’t make Hulu’s ‘Paradise’ without Sterling K. Brown. What we know about the show, the Alex question and Julianne Nicholson.
HBO’s Harry Potter series teases Quidditch details, inspired reactions at Series Mania and aims for a Christmas 2026 premiere.
Emily Osment missed the Hannah Montana 20th reunion because she was filming Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage; she thanked fans and reflected on the show’s impact.
Peter Alexander announced March 28 he’s leaving NBC’s Saturday Today after 22 years to spend more time with family and seek new challenges.
Lauren Conrad and the original Laguna Beach cast reunite for a Roku special — healed rivalries, skipped events and a premiere set for April 10.
Julianne Nicholson explains the Dylan/Link twist, Alex time project and what it means for Paradise Season 2’s finale on Hulu.
The Pitt season 2 runs 15 real-time episodes covering a single 15-hour ER shift. New episodes stream Thursdays on HBO Max; season 3 already greenlit.
Camila Morrone leads Haley Z. Boston’s Netflix horror with Duffer Brothers backing — a slow‑burn, polarizing eight‑part series now streaming.
Billy Ray appears in the Hannah Montana 20th-anniversary special with Miley — a public thaw after family rifts, now streaming on Disney+ and Hulu.
CBS Media Ventures is launching a syndicated legal show starring Judge Judy’s son and renewed Entertainment Tonight for the 2026–27 season.