Kelly Lawler

Deeper and more introspective than the joyful first season, Netflix’s “Heartstopper” returns at a pivotal moment for queer youth.

“Suits,” which starred Meghan Markle before she became a duchess, ran on USA Network from 2011-2019. Why is it number one on Netflix in summer 2023?

Netflix tries to tell the story of the opioid epidemic through “Painkiller.” But the hackneyed show is worth skipping in favor of Hulu’s “Dopesick.”

Reviews are in and “The Golden Bachelor” is a delight. Gerry Turner and the rest of the cast are showing us a more mature way of making reality TV.

“Frasier” returns in a Paramount+ revival/spinoff of the beloved sitcom. The real Frasier Crane would be disgusted.

“Gasolina” singer Daddy Yankee’s Netflix show “Neon” is a gleeful slice of life in the reggaeton music industry in Miami, with an electric cast.

Big dresses and big egos make up HBO’s “The Gilded Age” period drama, which has romance, heat and a more thoughtful look at history in Season 2.

Brie Larson stars in Apple TV+‘s adaptation of Bonnie Garmus’ “Lessons in Chemistry.” Here’s how the show differs from the best-selling book.

Greg Daniels has talks Season 3 of his Amazon series “Upload,” what he didn’t like in the WGA contract and whether there will be an “Office” reboot.

The Hollywood actors strike and the writers strike are both done. So when are your favorite TV shows and movies coming back? We answer your questions.