From a social climbing mom to a single mom who turns to OnlyFans to support her son, these actresses portrayed moms with nuance and compassion.
Sep 14 26September 14, 2026
Article at parents.com
The TV power couple, who met on the show, is developing a series of Lifetime movies checking in on key characters. It could be the next evolution of the soap opera form.
Aug 04 26August 04, 2026
Article at Los Angeles Times
The new ‘Descendants’ movie, ‘Wicked Wonderland,’ arrives July 16 with fresh characters, music, and heartfelt themes for kids and tweens.
Jul 16 26July 16, 2026
Genndy Tartakovsky knew his latest animated series would be a big risk. Set in an anachronistic world, Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal follows Spear, a prehistoric caveman, and his unlikely friendship wit...
Jul 01 26July 01, 2026
Article at televisionacademy.com
The creators of 'It's Not Like That' talked to 'Parents' about how their own kids helped this family drama right.
Jun 01 26June 01, 2026
Disney Jr.'s first preschool princess returns in a new sequel series that features a few new characters and a villain voiced by Broadway star Eden Espinosa.
May 22 26May 22, 2026
'PBS Kids Across America,' a block of programming tied to the 250th anniversary of America, aims to celebrate the country's diversity while dropping history lessons and civics knowledge.
May 21 26May 21, 2026
If the Season 3 finale of 'Shrinking' feels like a series finale, that's on purpose. Jason Segel breaks down his emotional concluding scene with Harrison Ford.
Apr 09 26April 09, 2026
Who and what determines someone’s quality of life? Is there a right time to stop fighting for your child? How do you know what is in their best interests? These are the questions the fabulous new series Best Interests considers with heartbreaking authenticity. Already a success in the U.K., where it debuted in 2023, the four-episode series follows Nicci (Sharon Horgan) and Andrew (Michael Sheen), whose daughter Marnie (Niamh Moriarty) was born with congenital muscular dystrophy. Nicci and Andrew
Feb 23 26February 23, 2026
Article at TellyVisions
There’s a whole generation of women who grew up with Bridget Jones. We read Helen Fielding’s popular novels. We watched the movies. We followed Bridget (Renée Zellweger) as a single woman in her thirties, obsessed with her weight, counting her cigarette and alcohol intake, struggling with her career, and not always making the best choices about her love life. We read endless stories about how Zellweger gained 30 pounds to play the title character. Now nearly nine years after Bridget Jones’s Bab
TV is overflowing with detective dramas. Since the 2025-2026 TV season started at the end of May 2025, there has been Dept. Q and Untamed on Netflix; Ballard and Countdown on Prime Video; Code of Silence on Britbox; Smoke on AppleTV+... and that’s just the ones I can remember off the top of my head. It’s so easy for the tried and true genre to become a hackneyed cliche. That’s why it’s such an utter delight when a new twist on the formula comes along, and Acorn TV’s Art Detectives is one of thos
While watching Washington Black, the new Hulu series that debuted with all eight episodes at once, I couldn’t shake the feeling that everyone involved felt they were doing very important work. To be clear, historical dramas, even fantastical ones like Washington Black, are important. They give the viewers context for our past, can reframe our thinking and open our minds to worlds beyond our front door. However, if the series’ vibe is “we are doing something important here,” that can lead to a de
There’s something so comforting about a beloved star headlining a TV show. Especially when it’s been a while since they’ve taken center stage. Think Kathy Bates on Matlock; viewers are rooting for them and, by extension, their series to succeed. That feeling is even more apparent when a star, who was adored in their youth, comes to the small screen. It’s not that Alicia Silverstone (forever, well, Cher-ished for her star turn in the now legendary 1995 movie Clueless) hasn’t been on TV before. I
Although she’s had many successes since breaking out in 'Almost Famous,' 'Song Sung Blue' suggests that we’ve underappreciated, and perhaps underestimated, Kate Hudson.
Feb 16 26February 16, 2026
The network's latest children's show focuses on functional literacy, and was initially funded by a Department of Education initiative that has since been canceled.
Feb 02 26February 02, 2026
If time, location or affordability are keeping you from seeing the ballet, a bold new production of 'Nutcracker' premiering Tuesday on 'Great Performances' is a way to keep the tradition.
Dec 16 25December 16, 2025
As mother-daughter duo Dorothy and Peggy Scott, Audra McDonald and Denée Benton explored new layers of 'The Gilded Age's' Black elite in Season 3. And they're just getting started.
Nov 25 25November 25, 2025
Apple TV’s new 'Fraggle Rock' holiday special finds Gobo struggling to write the perfect holiday song and visiting a new place for inspiration.
Nov 20 25November 20, 2025
From Malice to The American Revolution, here are the five new TV shows that we're most excited to see in November.
Nov 04 25November 04, 2025
Article at pastemagazine.com
The new Britbox series Code of Silence has found a unique and timely way into the popular “crime procedural” format.
Oct 08 25October 08, 2025
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