Chris Vognar

The series is similar to the venerable PBS program "Frontline."

And when is it OK to start talking about major plot points?

A new three-episode Netflix docuseries explores the life of the "Friends" star.

TV critic Chris Vognar provides a few fall TV recommendations for anyone in search of a new show.

The podcast host heads to the Brattle Theatre to discuss the new season, "The Bisexual," for two nights.

The show was emotionally raw and painfully real.

The actor, well known for originating the role of Hades in "Hadestown," has a particular fascination with villains.

“Having been born a peasant,” filmmaker Frank Capra told a filmmaking seminar at the American Film Institute in 1971, “I suppose I hated rich people right from the start.”

The classic sci-fi series first debuted in 1966.

In film, TV, and beyond, the elegant vampire has served as the focus of a lot of comedy over the years.

HBO announced a new season of the show alongside a teaser featuring the core cast reuniting and confirming their participation.

The doc comes from Nathan Fielder, who gained permission from Holmes and her fiancé to stay in their home and film in the weeks leading up to her prison sentence.

Star Paul Melendy offers a flamboyant slice of Eurotrash in the title role, who's matched by a madcap script and game cast.

The show, which ran until 2019, firmly established Julia Louis-Dreyfus as her own generational comedic talent.

Flanagan's new adaptation is streaming now on Prime Video.

The writer and actress visited Cambridge to discuss the miniseries, which her grandfather Elia famously adapted as a film starring James Dean.

The actor visited Boston over the summer to shoot a few scenes for the CBS show.

"Miami Vice" gave television a cinematic jolt in the MTV age.

Shows like "Furious," Lucky," and "DTF St. Louis" are leading a blast of impressive new crime dramas, and the best of these series are densely populated with women.

Thirty-three years after the original's last show, the new series has a cast of characters that resemble the old one and a refreshingly relevant batch of contemporary problems.