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25 Great 2000s Rom-Coms to Bring on the Nostalgia and Put You in Your Feelings
These movies have meet-cutes and witty banter galore.
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Get Ready to Spend Another Fall at the Arconia Because 'Only Murder in the Building' Season 5 Premieres in September
Here's what we know about Mabel, Charles, and Oliver's latest investigation.
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Prince Louis Inherited "Sense of Humor" From Two Relatives
One particular family member "could be extremely funny, in a slightly mocking way."
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40 Feel-Good Movies to Curl Up With When You Need a Pick-Me-Up
PJs, a glass of wine, and these films.
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The Rom-Com Is Having an Identity Crisis
This summer's on-screen love stories are more bleak than bubbly. What does that say about modern dating—and what audiences want from the genre now?
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I've Watched Hundreds of Hours of Netflix. These Are the 12 Very Best Original Series
Here's what's actually worth bingeing.
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30 Fast-Talking, Quirky-Character-Filled Shows to Watch After 'Gilmore Girls'
We'd bet Lorelai and Rory would binge through these.
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30 Incredible Comedies to Watch When You Need to Laugh
They say laughter is the best medicine for a reason.
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Logan Lerman Knows How to Play the Game
The actor is well aware of his cult online following. He mostly ignores the noise—but he’ll wield it if it means movies like ‘Oh, Hi!’ can get made.
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The 22 Best Wedding Movies That You'll Want to Say "I Do" to
Just like real ceremonies, these classic romantic comedies will make you laugh and cry.
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Don't Know What to Watch Tonight? Line Up a Korean Film on Netflix
Become fluent in K-films by tuning into one of these thrillers, romances, or sci-fi gems.
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Meet the Cast of 'The Hunting Wives,' Netflix's Soapy Mystery About Texan Women Behaving Badly
Malin Akerman and Brittany Snow lead this bonkers, bingeable series.
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It Turns Out We Haven't Seen the Last of Min Ho and Kitty's Love Story, With 'XO, Kitty' Season 3 Confirmed
Here's everything we know about the return of the Netflix hit.
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The 'Too Much' Cast Features 'Girls' Alums, Rising Comedy Stars, Your New TV Crush, and More
Lena Dunham did some A+ casting for her new Netflix show, inspired by how she met her husband.
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Ivanna Sakhno Is Hacking the Blockbuster Mainframe
The actress, who stars as the killer robot AMELIA in 'M3GAN 2.0,' opens up about finding humanity for her AI character.
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36 Nostalgic, Sunny Movies That Just Feel Like Summer
Beat the heat by staying in and watching one of these classics.
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We Scoured the Archives and Rounded Up the 70 Best 2000s Movies of All Time
We recommend you get cozy in your Juicy Couture tracksuit and tune in.
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30 Coming-of-Age Films That Remind You How Hard—and Beautiful—Growing Up Is
From award-winning dramas to heartfelt comedies.
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'Party Girl' Embraced the "Unlikable Female Lead" 30 Years Before It Became a Hollywood Trend
As the cult classic celebrates its anniversary, Parker Posey and filmmaker Daisy von Scherler Mayer reflect on how ahead of its time it was.
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The 'Adults' Cast Is Made Up of TV's Next Big Comedy Stars—Meet Your New Faves
You probably recognize some of them from TikTok.
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Mia Threapleton May Play a Nun in 'The Phoenician Scheme,' But Her Makeup Evokes Earthly Delights
Heike Merker, the makeup designer on the new Wes Anderson film, breaks down Liesl's eyeshadow and lipstick.
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With 'Overcompensating,' Wally Baram Is Top of the Comedy Class
The first-time actress shares how she went from writing for Benito Skinner’s hit comedy to starring in it as Carmen.
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Julianne Nicholson Has No Idea Why She Was Cast as Dance Mom in 'Hacks'
The actress unpacks the hilarious turns in episode 7.
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'Tastefully Yours' Is a Foodie Rom-Com and Its Main Ingredient Is an A-List Cast of K-Drama Stars
Here's what to know about actors from 'Squid Game,' 'Sweet Home,' and 'Weak Hero Class 2' who lead the ensemble.
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Get Ready to Meet Teenage Elle Woods in a ‘Legally Blonde’ Prequel Series
Here's what we know about the series being executive-produced by Reese Witherspoon.
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The Only Sane Character in A24's Bromance Movie 'Friendship' Is the Female Lead—and That's By Design
The comedy starring Paul Rudd and Tim Robinson seems to agree that there’s humor to be found in the male loneliness epidemic.
