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13 TV Shows and Movies to Watch the Week of January 13


It’s mid-season time, which means so many of your favorite TV shows are returning from their holiday breaks. This week alone has both This Is Us and Riverdale coming back after several weeks off. Plus, True Detective is returning for its third season, and A Star Is Born is finally available on digital HD! I’m about to go off the deep end with streaming. (Sorry, I had to.)

Below, all the TV shows and movies to earmark for this week:

24th Annual Critics’ Choice Awards: Taye Diggs will hosts tonight’s show, which features several nominations for A Star Is Born, If Beale Street Could Talk, and Roma. 7 P.M. ET on The CW

American Style: This four-part documentary series is an odyssey through the history of American fashion and will feature moments from Tim Gunn, Donna Karan, André Leon Talley, Christie Brinkley, Isaac Mizrahi, Vanessa Williams, and Diane von Furstenberg. 9 P.M. ET on CNN

True Detective: Mahershala Ali stars in the third season of this critically-acclaimed anthology series, which will follow partner detectives investigating a crime with two missing children at its center. 9 P.M. ET on HBO

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Dirty John, The Dirty Truth: A documentary series on John Meehan, who conned a woman in Los Angeles into marrying him and alienating her concerned family members. This story first gained traction with the Los Angeles Times podcast, Dirty John, and then later the fictional TV adaptation starring Connie Britton. 8 P.M. ET on Oxygen

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This Is Us: The third season of NBC’s hit weep fest picks back up tonight. What will happen with Kate’s pregnancy? And Randall and Beth’s relationship? So many questions! 9 P.M. ET on NBC

Temptation Island: This salacious reality show from 2001, in which couples at a pivotal point in their relationship live the “single life” with hot strangers on an island, is back and more bonkers than ever. 10 P.M. ET on USA

A Star Is Born: Bradley Cooper’s remake of this iconic film (also starring himself and Lady Gaga) is a heavy Oscar contender this year, so watch it on streaming if you haven’t yet. Now available for streaming on iTunes

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Deadly Class: A teenager is asked to join a new private school only to find out its students are from affluent crime families. Sounds completely safe, am I right? Lana Condor for To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before stars. 10 P.M. ET on SyFy

Riverdale: Season three is back, and as much as it’s trying to get me to care about the Gargoyle King, the only thing I’m invested in is the cult. 8 P.M. ET on The CW

Grey’s Anatomy: Good news, people. Not only is season 15 of Grey’s Anatomy returning tonight, there will be three more episodes than normal. Clear your queues accordingly. 8 P.M. ET on ABC

Butterfly: Hulu has acquired this British drama series, which centers on a separated couple who disagrees on how to deal with their transgender child. Streaming on Hulu

Glass: Glass is the third installment of M. Night Shyamalan’s Unbreakable series that includes the movies Split (2016) and Unbreakable (2000). In it, Sarah Paulson plays a psychiatrist treating Kevin Wendell (James McAvoy), David Dunn (Bruce Willis), and Elijah “Mr. Glass” Price (Samuel L. Jackson), who she thinks are all under the delusion that they’re superheroes. In theaters

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Best TV Shows and Movies Premiering the Week of January 6


Bummed that the holidays are over? Tired of the cold weather? Same! This time of year can be a bit gloomy, but thankfully there are some new TV shows and movies airing this week to make things a little better. From the Golden Globes to new Hallmark original movies (yes, they are still coming), pop-culture should help you forget that the holidays aren’t for another 12 months. Well, at least temporarily.

Below, all the TV shows and movies to watch this week:

76th Annual Golden Globe Awards: Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg hosts tonight’s show, which is the true kickoff to awards season. The Globes are by far the most fun awards show because, well, the celebrities can drink. 8 P.M. ET on NBC

Lodge 49: The first season of this delightful show about an extremely optimistic surfer named Dud is now available for your streaming pleasure. It was originally on AMC. Streaming on Hulu

The Bachelor: How many times do you think they’ll talk about Colton Underwood’s virginity in the premiere? The limit truly does not exist. 8 P.M. ET on ABC

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Good Trouble: In this spin-off of The Fosters, Maia Mitchell and Cierra Ramirez head off on their own to Los Angeles, where crappy apartments, wine, and boy problems await them. 100 percent can relate. 8 P.M. ET on Freeform

Lindsay Lohan’s Beach Club: Lohan’s triumphant return to entertainment is this reality show in which we learn about the ins and outs of her nightclub projects in Mykonos, Greece. Here’s hoping her iconic dancing makes a cameo. 8 P.M. ET on MTV

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You’re the Worst: Season five of this beloved dark comedy series about two toxic people who find themselves in a relationship returns tonight, and it’s funnier than ever. 10 P.M. ET on FX

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Brooklyn Nine-Nine: After a moment of panic when people thought Brooklyn Nine-Nine was dead, NBC stepped in and brought it back to life. Here’s hoping Andy Samberg and company are just as funny on a new network. We have a feeling they will be. 9 P.M. ET on NBC

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Sex Education: A sexually-inexperienced teen uses his sex-therapist mother as inspiration for his next project: an underground sex therapy program at his school. Streaming on Netflix

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One Winter Proposal: If you thought One Winter Weekend was something, just wait until you get a load of its sequel. Spoiler: It includes a proposal…during the winter. See what I did there? Taylor Cole and the rest of the original cast are returning. 8 P.M. ET on Hallmark

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Chrissy Teigen Got Hit in the Face by an Umbrella on Live TV, and Obviously It Became a Meme


Umbrellas can be a tricky accessory: You always need to have your eyes on them, so as to not accidentally leave it behind at any restaurant/coffee shop/store you pop into; and you need to be hyper-vigilant about how much space it takes up when they’re open, so as to not pose a threat to innocent bystanders. No one learned this latter lesson more painfully than Leslie Jones and Chrissy Teigen during NBC’s New Year’s Eve live broadcast from Times Square. In front of rolling cameras, the two got to bond over an incident involving a badly behaved, very intrusive umbrella—which, of course, turned into 2019’s first great meme.

It all went down on Monday night in New York. As the ball dropped at midnight, Jones, Teigen, and Carson Daly—the hosts of NBC’s holiday program—shared happy hugs to mark the new year. Because of the rainy weather, they were equipped with clear umbrellas. Unfortunately, as Jones went in for an embrace, her umbrella bashed Teigen squarely in the face, prompting a classically hilarious Chrissy Reaction Shot™️.

Watch the moment here…

The incident prompted plenty of hilarious tweets from all parties involved, as well as fans watching from home. Jones apologized to Teigen via a cute tweet—which Teigen responded to in kind.

“Ugh I can’t believe I hit @chrissyteigen in face!! Lordt!! I love you boo!! So sorry!! #thatswhyihateumbrellas,” Jones wrote.

“EYE’M FINE BABY I hug too hard what can I say ❤️❤️❤️,” Teigen replied.

Teigen also reassured concerned fans that the umbrella left her unharmed.

Of course, Twitter users were quick to meme-ify the moment, framing it as a not-super-auspicious way for 2019 to kick off.

Others laid down the absolute truth.

Teigen, true to form, hopped back online on New Year’s Day to give everyone an update.

In short, Happy New Year to everyone except umbrellas.

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9 TV Shows and Movies to Watch the Week of December 30, 2018


It’s officially 2019, which is exciting, but the bad news is there’s a bit of a lull in new TV shows and movies. No worries, though: There are still some fun things happening in entertainment this week to ease you into the new year. For one: The Masked Singer, a new music competition show that’s just as wild as it sounds. Also, a horror movie about escape rooms! I’m already shaking.

Below, all the things to bookmark for this week:

The Orville: Seth MacFarlane’s whacky space comedy is back for a second season because…of course it is! Fans of Family Guy should tune in to this two-hour premiere. 8 P.M. ET on Fox

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Dick Clark’s Primetime New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest: Watching this is honestly better than going out on New Year’s Eve. (For the record: Going out on NYE is overrated—and so is having a midnight kiss.) 10 P.M. ET on ABC

Taylor Swift Reputation Stadium Tour: No worries if you missed Swift’s electric Reputation concert tour on the road. Netflix filmed a special, and it’s honestly better than sitting in the nose bleeds.Streaming on Netflix

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A Series of Unfortunate Events: The last four books of Lemony Snicket’s hit series—The Slippery Slope, The Grim Grotto, The Penultimate Peril, and The End—will come to life in the third and final season of this Netflix show. Streaming on Netflix

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grown-ish: Season two of this spinoff, starring Yara Shahidi and Francia Raisa, kicks off tonight. Here’s to another chapter of Zoey Johnson’s college shenanigans. TBD time on Freeform

The Masked Singer: This new singing show has its contestants, who are famous singers, wear costumes to disguise their identities. So, basically it’s The Voice meets every Pixar movie in existence. 9 P.M. ET on Fox

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Gotham: Season five of Fox’s popular series, which pulls from Batman and the DC Comics universe, begins this evening. It’s Ben McKenzie’s second best role ever! (His first, obviously, is The OC.) 8 P.M. ET on Fox

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Escape Room: Strangers have to complete an escape room that’s actually terrifying and lethal. It’s the kitschy version of Saw you didn’t know you needed. (Well, actually, do we need this? Catch me on opening night.) In theaters

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Annihilation: Natalie Portman and Gina Rodriguez star in this gripping thriller about a group of female scientists who investigate a parallel universe called The Shimmer. It’s like Stranger Things but with an Oscar winner. Streaming on Hulu

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The Best TV Shows on Netflix in December 2018


Netflix is officially a destination for television, which is fantastic, but that makes finding something to watch 10 times more difficult. There’s just too much good content to choose from, and it ranges in style, genre, and taste. For comedy lovers, there’s The Office, Parks and Recreation, and Netflix originals like Grace and Frankie. Shondaland shows are also on Netflix, so it’s easy to just get sucked into those. When it’s Wednesday night and all you want to do is unwind, deciding on a show can be stressful in itself.

That’s where we come in. We’ll be periodically updating this post every week with the absolute best shows streaming on Netflix right now. For now, though, give the below fan favorites a whirl. They never disappoint.



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Best TV Shows in 2019


Your television queues are about to be so full in 2019. In addition to the many new shows premiering, there are several anticipated reboots, returns, and final seasons to think about. Game of Thrones and Homeland are both taking final bows, while Big Little Lies is back for its second (and mostly likely last) season. Mix in Colton Underwood’s season of The Bachelor, Lindsay Lohan’s beach club reality show, and The Hills reboot, and you have one of the most eclectic TV lineups in recent memory.

Even better: The shows are coming for several different networks, from HBO to MTV, not to mention all your favorite streaming platforms. This means that, no matter where you are, you’ll always be able to catch something good on TV. Good luck doing literally anything else. Pace yourself, my friends. It’s going to be a long year.

Below, all the TV shows we’re excited about watching in 2019.



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