The holidays bring new seasons of Squid Game, Queer Eye, a Sabrina Carpenter Christmas special, and Angelina Jolie’s new Oscar contender.

Showrunner Alison Schapker explains how the sci-fi show’s eroticism balances the bloodshed: “It’s really fun to have your characters engage in the whole gamut, and not just violence.”

The 25-year-old rising star has heard plenty about whether she deserves a place in Hollywood. Nosferatu proves she does.

Two sexy Christmas movies show how Netflix’s seasonal strategy has evolved.

The venerable actor lends life to what is otherwise a curiously inert sequel.

Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson, and Niall Horan all attend their former bandmate’s funeral in England.

The public’s changing attitudes about abuse have buoyed Erik and Lyle, but the new DA is a question mark.

Domingo, played by Marcello Hernández, has become a sensation just one month after his Saturday Night Live debut.

A long awaited film adaptation of the Broadway musical more than delivers.

On a new episode of The Daily Show, the veteran late-night host challenged the Dems to stop searching for a silver lining to the election and to get on the GOP’s level: “Republicans are playing chess.”

The Oscar nominee says Ridley Scott’s sage advice (“Your nerves are no fucking good to me”) helped set him up for success while making the long-anticipated sequel.

The comedy legend has ego to spare in his autobiography, which is most revealing when it digs into his marriage to Anne Bancroft.

“The show says a lot of big, brave things,” says the star of FX’s acclaimed series about The Troubles. “Certainly English money would be too afraid to say them, because their government was instrumental in what happened.”

The runaway hit begins shooting its next season in February—this time, with the creative team from HBO’s Girls.

The iconic music producer, who died two weeks ago, was given an honorary Oscar along with writer-director Richard Curtis, casting director Juliet Taylor, and producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli.

With help from Sarah Sherman, Bowen Yang, and Julia Fox.

Hopes that an established favorite would topple an inexperienced blowhard were dashed Friday night. Sound familiar?

Filmmaker Alexis Bloom breaks down The Bibi Files, a damning portrait of the indicted Israeli prime minister and his inner circle.

The best movies on Hulu are a cornucopia of classics, comedies, dramas, and more.

To close out Still Watching’s Girls series, Allison Williams drops by the podcast to revisit spending her 20s on HBO’s lightning rod of a comedy, and wonder what Marnie and her friends might be up to these days.