All posts tagged "Apple TV+"
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Palm Royale: Keeping Up Appearances (Review)
"Palm Royale" revs up the comedy slowly but ultimately hits cruising speed as a gleefully campy spin on nighttime soaps
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‘Shrinking’ Review:Grief Therapy
"Shrinking," the latest Apple TV+ series from the team behind "Ted Lasso," wants to make grieving funny.
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Michael Urie and Ryan Spahn: An Interview of Shakespearean Proportions
Michael Urie and Ryan Spahn on "Jane Anger," life since the pandemic, playing gay roles, and the iconic Harrison Ford.
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‘Loot’ Review: Spreading the Wealth
Maya Rudolph makes being mega-rich look fabulous as a benevolent but clueless billionaire trying to do good deeds on 'Loot.'
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‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ Review: Mr. Nice Guy Strikes Again
Cooper Raiff's 'Cha Cha Real Smooth' finds him once again playing a guy who is just far too nice for his own good.
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MWTV: Tears for Fears, Todrick Hall, and Dino Domination in Jurassic World
An iconic renaissance, neon-drenched bubble butt jumping, the return of the dinosaurs, and Apple's new sci-fi thriller.
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TV review: The Afterparty on Apple TV+ is more comedy than mystery
Everyone's a suspect in Apple's funnier-than-it-is-mysterious whodunnit comedy series "The Afterparty"
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Ford’s Theatre debuts a free staging of “Come From Away” at the Lincoln Memorial
Apple TV+ is also premiering a special recorded performance of the emotional hit musical
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Schmigadoon! review: Apple TV’s brilliantly crafted musical satire
Schmigadoon! gleefully spoofs golden age musicals, while delivering a pitch-perfect spin on the genre
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In “The Year Earth Changed,” while humans sheltered away, nature came out to play
Sir David Attenborough narrates nature's stunning response after COVID-19 forced humanity indoors
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‘Boys State’ is a gripping, profound look at contemporary politics through the eyes of teenagers
The participants of the thrilling, provocative Boys State reflect on their experiences making the documentary
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Tituss Rising: An interview with Titus Burgess
With new music, TV projects, and a movie, the post-"Kimmy Schmidt" future is looking brighter-than-ever for Tituss Burgess.
