If you’ve ever dreamed of becoming a hotelier on the beach, this new series from Discovery’s Magnolia Network follows parents Michael and Ashley Cordray as they restore an abandoned 1912 boarding house into a 25 room hotel on the beach in Texas…despite hurricanes, termites, and history popping in.
A prequel to the global hit series Money Heist, Berlin follows Andrés (aka “Berlin”) — the mastermind thief and romantic who appeared in the first and third seasons of the original — as he teams up with four hotties to steal $40 million in jewelry from an auction house. Set in Paris and Madrid, the
A grumpy prep school teacher (Paul Giamatti) is stuck on campus for the holidays with the left behinds, but finds a connection with the school’s head cook and a troubled young student in this nostalgic holiday dramedy set in the 70s. From the Austin Chronicle: “It finds reasons to move forward even in the hardest
The annual special honoring the lifetime contributions of artists in music, dance, theater, opera, movies and TV returns with tributes to the unlikely mashup of Billy Crystal, Renée Fleming, Barry Gibb, Queen Latifah, and Dionne Warwick.
The second season of the anthology series of one-off animated Marvel stories blends different familiar characters with all new stories that ask bigger questions. Each night between Christmas and New Year’s, a new story unfolds, such as tonight’s story (voiced by Cate Blanchett) that asks, “What if… Hela found the Ten Rings?”
Nearly 40 years after she was picked by Steven Spielberg to star in the first The Color Purple film, executive producer Oprah Winfrey narrates a documentary about “the greatest desire of my life” — to bring the reimagined story to new audiences. A behind the scenes look at the musical adaptation that elevates “the making
A former CW Canadian comedy picked up by Hulu, Run the Burbs centers around the Phams, the centrifugal force of their cul-de-sac, led by stay-at-home dad Andrew (Andrew Phung of Kim’s Convenience). A fun fresh take on Modern Family that brings more representation, it’s the kind of broad, escapist sitcom that parents can watch with
In the tradition of Fargo, there’s always one episode that veers over into the surreal. This time, Dot (June Temple) — who was treated quite badly by her ex husband Sheriff Roy (Jon Hamm) — finds herself in “Camp Utopia,” a world with other abused women, and you’ll just have to watch the alt world
Innovative sustainable builder Jared “Cappie” Capp and his teenage daughter Alex show us how to take run of the mill pre-existing structures and transform them into one of a kind “dream retreats” in this new HGTV series.
The final six episodes of the Canadian comedy sends the show off with the arrival of a new nightclub and the usual brawls. Follow it up with the spinoff Shoresy.