Television

Despite the fact that Julie and the Phantoms has been delighting viewers for two weeks now, Netflix still has not declared it renewed for a season two.  We can’t explain that, but we are here to talk about what might happen in a hypothetical season two—with a little help from the cast.  Julie and the Phantoms follows Julie

The world may currently feel burnt, dry, and soggy-bottomed, but bakers, the tent is open.  The Great British Baking Show has returned for another season and we in the U.S. only have to wait three days after episodes premiere in the U.K. before we get to watch them on Netflix. It’s excellent news for us all, because sometimes

This Is Us fanatics have been thirsty, dehydrated even, for news about season five. Since the season four finale in March, creator Dan Fogelman left us with many unanswered questions surrounding the plot itself and if, when and how production for the next installment would begin amid a global pandemic. We finally know that season

The series A Wilderness of Error doesn’t follow Morris’ original storytelling to the letter, instead lending more credence to MacDonald’s perfectly plausible guilt. There is also a companion podcast, Morally Indefensible, that delves into Fatal Vision and the coverage of the case (or, with regard to Janet Malcolm’s book, the coverage of the coverage of the case).

“I want to be my honest self in in a lot of ways that the characters on the show are really honest with each other. I think the people that like Scrubs, one thing they might like about the podcast is that Donald I are just very real and open and honest and share from

Brace yourselves, Little Liars. The reboot is officially coming.  HBO Max has given a straight-to-series order for Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, a new scandalous, murderous series from Riverdale creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. It’s set within the existing PLL universe but all about a brand new group of liars tormented by a brand new version of A. 

“It’s really stressful!” Kim says. “I, like, literally have anxiety.” She continues in a confessional, “I don’t know what to do. Khloe wants to keep this prank going and I just feel so bad because it’s now getting mean. “I don’t know how I even got roped into this. This was not my prank,” Kim adds.

Ladies and gentlemen, we are back.  The Masked Singer has returned with a brand new season and thus we’re here to drive ourselves crazy trying to figure out which celebrities are under all those masks. The first mystery was already solved for us at the end of tonight’s episode when the Dragon was revealed to be

Kaitlyn said she didn’t even immediately register that she earned the highest score and Artem explains that it’s hard to comprehend what’s happening on the dance floor.  “It just blurs out when we get in front of the judges,” he said. “We do listen to them, but we just don’t hear anything.”  Kaitlyn and Artem

More Daily Pop to enjoy! Starting Monday, Sept. 28, the E! daytime chat show will once again be back to one hour long and starting at 11 a.m. Like we said, there will be lots more Daily Pop to savor. This news comes two weeks after co-hosts Carissa Culiner and Justin Sylvester returned to the E!

Dancing With the Stars has said farewell to its first star.  In the second week of season 29, after a second round of dances and a whole show’s worth of voting, new host Tyra Banks announced the first elimination of the season. We’d like to say we were shocked, but it all played out pretty much exactly

For years now, Aaron Sorkin and the cast of his 26-time Emmy-winning, impeccably written, politically minded creation have been inundated with the same question: What’s next?  As in, would we ever again get to peek inside the most aspirational of White Houses, into a place that gave people hope a world of politics could exist that

Jimmy Kimmel is revealing what it was really like to host the 2020 Emmys. On Sept. 21, the 52-year-old late-night host returned to the Jimmy Kimmel Live! studio for the first time since March and talked about emceeing the award show in the middle of the global coronavirus pandemic.     “We had a lot of fun given the

They’ll be there for us no matter who’s playing them.  Gabrielle Union is hosting an all-Black table read of an episode of Friends on Tuesday, Sept. 22 and it’s all for a very good cause. In an effort to promote the nonprofit When We All Vote, Union is bringing together an all-star cast of Emmy-nominated and

How did that audience during the monologue feel so real?  If you’re as fashion-obsessed as we are, you likely noticed immediately that all the celebs were wearing looks from years past. But if you’re not, it might have taken a second to fully understand that the audience footage that played during Kimmel’s opening monologue was

The Moira enunciations! The father-son hugs! The watch-and-win party taking place in Canada! Everything about the extraordinary night had by the cast of Schitt’s Creek—much like the show itself about a no-longer-rich family regrouping in the backwater burg that remains their sole remaining asset—was utterly charming. The beloved series of humble origins that put Pop TV on