Kids are building their styles on whispy folk singer Enya.
From Black women building the internet to why Black people love Paramore.
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Your great-grandma watched dirty movies, and was better for it.
What do Santa, Pinocchio, and The Grinch have in common? They've all been made into horror monsters.
Adam Driver fights dinosaurs in 65; Harrison Ford dials destiny in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.
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Equus, sure, that makes sense. But why can't I watch True Lies or The Abyss?
Plus, why the internet is dragging Leonardo DiCaprio again. (Hint: It's the same reason as last time.)
From The Pianist to The Road, consider this your SAD watchlist.
From S-Town to Limetown, these podcasts won't leave you on a cliffhanger.
Salò, Possession,and other movies your parents (and also Norway) don't want you to watch.
You have a few options, even if you've switched entirely to streaming services.
These shows let us into the lives of people—often anonymous ones—who have a big secret to tell.
HBO's epic zombie series is becoming appointment television.
Why settle for Ant-Man 3 when you can watch Puppet Master 15?
Shrek may have an Oscar, but Puss in Boots is the real hero.
From The Addams Family, to The Golden Girls, to Farscape, these shows aren't shy about getting down to business.
The final season of Star Trek: Picard engages warp drive on Feb. 16.
If you're hearing strange sounds coming from the basement of America, it's probably nothing.
450 episodes of a show about why McDonald's started (and then stopped) serving pizza? Sure.
Werewolves Within, Arcane, Castlevania...Sorry, Roger Ebert, video games are highbrow entertainment now.