Nicole Stawiarski

Part of getting older is slowly turning into your parents, and for a lot of us in our 30s, that means starting to watch HGTV.

You’ve made it half-way through the week, and the biggest streaming platforms are releasing new summer series to help you hold out until the weekend.

Your favorite blondewala is back to talk about the biggest power struggle taking place in Bollywood this month, and boy are things are getting heated. Director Aanand L.

We’re kicking off a new week in streaming with not one but two new series—a true crime special, and Brittany Snow’s return to TV in the form of a mystery/thriller. Check out what both have to offer below!

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The weekend is here, and what better way to celebrate than with a heated All-Star showdown, followed by real estate’s wackiest homes, and an anime season debut.

Bad Bunny just kicked off his three month sold out residency at Puerto Rico’s José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum in San Juan, and videos of his performances (and its celebrity attendees) are already making the rounds on social media.

This is not financial advice… …but money and love (or at least marriage) have gone together since the beginning of time, and we’ve been honest and transparent about it since Jane Austen. Well, Celine Song apparently thinks so.

LEO The change that lies before you, Leo, is one you’re worried you won’t be able to survive.

GEMINI Gemini’s new beginning involves placing trust in others after a period of self-preservation and nursing wounds from past betrayals.

It takes a lot to get me excited about an e-mail these days, and even if I wasn’t an entertainment writer, Netflix announcements would still be one of the few exceptions to the rule.

Even though life tends to slow down in the summer, Netflix isn’t hitting the breaks when it comes to releasing new true crime content.

Gone are the days of specialized apps for international content.

1. You’re going to cut back on something soon. The elimination round has arrived and you only have so many roses to hand out.

It’s a great Tuesday in television—we have a new true-crime series from ABC, a comedy that’s getting a second chance on Netflix, and a star-studded comedy ringing in it’s 20th anniversary.

Life is full of people who get it right on the first try. The high school sweethearts who celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary surrounded by their grandchildren.

Netflix touts an impressive lineup of true crime documentaries and series, but for die-hard fans who have already exhausted the library, the wait for new titles can be agonizing.

We fell in love with Holt McCallany in his role as FBI Special Agent Bill Tench on Netflix’s psychological true crime series Mindhunter when it first aired in 2017.