Despite the 2021 Emmys nominees setting records for diversity, this year's winning circle was once again overwhelmingly white.

The 2021 Emmys left most of us wanting something ... more. Despite some genuinely wonderful moments, all in all, they weren't great.

RuPaul just became the most awarded Black person in Emmys history following the latest victory for his acclaimed reality TV show.

Here's your first look at the teaser trailer for Ava DuVernay's mini-series on the early life of the remarkable Colin Kaepernick.

The 2021 Emmys saw national treasure Jean Smart played off too soon, while Debbie Allen and The Queen's Gambit creator Scott Frank defied the clock.

Although Ted Lasso fans are shocked that the beloved series is falling behind in wins, this may be a sign we should all be watching Hacks.

2021 Emmy viewers were left confused and angered by Paramount+'s failure to mention that the stream required a premium membership.

AppleTV+'s heartfelt comedy hit Ted Lasso kicked off the 73rd PrimeTime Emmys with wins for Hannah Waddingham and Brett Goldstein.

Cedric the Entertainer opened the 73rd Emmys with Biz Markie's classic 1989 hit Just a Friend, and the gathered stars joined in.

How long will it will take you to get through all ten seasons of Friends or catch up with The Sopranos before The Many Saints of Newark? Check the Bingeclock.

If you're looking forward to the Army of the Dead prequel coming to Netflix, we've got everything you need to know about the heist thriller.

The host of Ghost Adventures has a new series diving into spooky stories from the Las Vegas tourist attraction that is bustling with paranormal activity.

Clarice lasted one season due to low ratings, and it couldn't even be saved by streaming numbers at Paramount+. But perhaps there's more to the cancellation.

If you're looking to fill that Game of Thrones void in your life, perhaps The Wheel of Time and a new season of The Witcher can help.

Where else can you find Peacemaker sucking on a fake finger and Polka Dot Man getting hit square in the nuts by a prop gun? Take a look and have some chuckles.

If you've been avoiding the animated side of Star Wars for some reason, we'd like you to change your mind and dig into Star Wars Rebels.

In this special look at the Apple TV+ adaptation of Isaac Asimov's Foundation, we get a glimpse of Lee Pace in regal god-like robes.

The wicked sneak peeks continue with a special look from the upcoming Marvel show, Hawkeye, set to premiere on Disney+ this November.

Whether he's the leading man or a supporting player, Russell Crowe brings the goods to every film he's in. These 13 movies prove it.

Whatever happened to that promised second season of Dollface with Kat Dennings? It's on the way, but Covid definitely held it back.

We present to you a sneak peek at John Cho as Spike Spiegel in Cowboy Bebop followed by a very necessary PSA: John Cho is hot.

Thanks to John Carpenter's distinct musical style, we always know what one of the director's movies will sound like. These are Carpenter's 10 best scores.

In this edition of /Film Daily, we talk about the latest news, including Star Wars, Cobra Kai, Roger Rabbit, and Flight of the Navigator.

Riverdale is so much more than a sexy Archie reboot. If you're looking for more murder mysteries, love triangles, and general weirdness, binge these shows next.

This sneak peek from Dexter: New Blood gives the fans what they want — an explanation for Jennifer Carpenter's return! Well, sort of.

Box office receipts do not indicate quality. These sci-fi films underwhelmed financially, but each one is a must-watch for fans of the genre.

Mark Wahlberg's upcoming projects include (but are not limited to) the Uncharted prequel and an adaptation of the Six Billion Dollar Man.