Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann, the creators of HBO’s The Last of Us, were adamant from the jump that season 1 would stick to the main events from the first title in The Last of Us video game series.

Due to the continued film and TV writers’ strike, “Saturday Night Live” did not air a new episode on Saturday evening, as originally planned.

“Barry” has taken chances from the very beginning, which is certainly true of a fourth and final season that picks up where the third left off.

Imagine if Orlando Bloom was seen on the big screen serenading Nicole Kidman in “Moulin Rouge!” in 2001 instead of Ewan McGregor.

If the last “Scream” movie made noise by wedding the old with the new, “Scream VI” reinforces how shrewd the producers were in casting the next generation.

“Paint” can’t seem to decide what it wants to be, and ends up being nothing much at all, once you get past the visual of Owen Wilson under a Bob Ross hairdo.

When committing to a live-action “re-imagining” of a beloved animated classic, Disney might have dove just a bit too far in the deep end when it came to “The Little Mermaid.”

What makes a good job … good?

Jeremy Renner is exercising like a champ following a snowplow accident that nearly killed him.

The next installment of CNN’s Emmy-winning original series “Decades” is set to return Sunday with the “The 2010s.”

“Silo” is an unfortunately apt name for a series that feels as if it’s slowly spinning in circles.

A recent episode of the hit children’s TV show “Bluey” has been edited after its original version sparked accusations of fat-shaming.