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'Flack' Season 2 on Amazon Prime is Dark, Delicious, and Dangerous
The British dramedy is back and better than ever.
Stream It Or Skip It: 'Alien Worlds' On Netflix, A Docuseries That Uses Science To Imagine What Life Is Like On Faraway Planets
Using the science of life on Earth, this docuseries/sci fi hybrid tries to imagine life on planets beyond our solar system.
'Criminal' is the Best Showcase for British Acting Talent on Netflix
The show's structure is built for stars to flit in and throw down.
Sophie Okonedo and Kae Alexander Sign on to Amazon's 'The Wheel of Time'
The fantasy series also cast Kate Fleetwood, Peter Franzen and Clare Perkins.
Ryan Murphy's 'Ratched' Netflix Series to Premiere in September
Sarah Paulson stars as Nurse Ratched in the One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest prequel series.
'Wild Rose' is the rare rising-star tale that blooms without melodrama
“Who’s ever heard of a country singer from Glasgow?” So says Rose-Lynn (Jessie Buckley, “Chernobyl”) of herself, despairingly, in "Wild Rose," a unique and gritty spin on the rising-star genre....
Stream It Or Skip It: 'Flack' On Pop, Where Anna Paquin Plays A Publicist Who Bails Celebrity Clients Out Of Trouble
Paquin plays a "crisis" PR rep whose personal life is a complete mess, especially after her mentally ill mother commits suicide.
What's New On Acorn TV September 2017: Idris Elba's Early Work, Thrilling Crime Dramas, A Hit BBC Sitcom, And More
If you love international crime drama as much as we do, September is going to be a banner month for you.
'The Night Of' creator's twisty new drama is well worth your time
It’s complicated. That’s my two-word description of “Undercover,” a six-episode BBC America series boasting a heavy-hitter cast (Oscar nominee Sophie Okonedo, Dennis Haysbert), a distinctive creative pedigree in writer/creator Peter...
'Crucible' cast hits the gym ahead of opening
Sophie Okonedo was spotted working out at Equinox, while Ben Whishaw was pumping iron nearby.
Washington leads spirited cast in ‘A Raisin in the Sun’ revival
“A Raisin in the Sun” endures for good reason. Lorraine Hansberry’s 1959 play — the first by a black woman on Broadway — features several meaty roles and enough dramatic...