Television

A son’s breakdown might have cost him everything.

In the latest episode of “Succession,” Kendall Roy’s daddy issues have major implications.

Tom and Shiv are at each other’s throats—and at a party no less. The directors on how they used a party to build up to that moment.

Celebrities showed up to the picket lines and spoke out for the writers.

Late-night talk shows aren’t the center of the labor dispute, but they are the first shows to go dark. And it all comes at a fraught moment for the format.

Tom Wambsgans says the unsayable when it comes to wealth and relationships, revealing a complicated but very real dynamic.

In the new Paramount+ series, Glenn Close’s iconic rendering of a career woman who becomes obsessed with her married lover gets a modern spin.

The comedian says goodbye to “The Late Late Show” with an epic “Carpool Karaoke” featuring Adele.

The showrunners of the new Peacock series on what’s so scary about a benevolent artificial-intelligence bot and why they picked a nun to fight it.

Sunday’s episode was a master class in the mind games that can blow up a deal—or speed it forward.

While the Roy kids quibble about their status, their stepmother is already in control.

Fans who aren’t able to watch the hit HBO show Sunday nights try to go dark, but some plot twists are just too big.

“Succession” shows that, for the richest people on earth, emergency care is on speed dial—even in the skies.

The actor, 42, of ‘The Office’ and a co-host of ‘The Great American Baking Show,’ premiering in May, shares what’s on her phone.

An executive’s death can sometimes have the opposite effect, triggering a frenzy of trading that drives share price upward. The lack of a clear successor may add to volatility.

The show stars Ali Wong as a wealthy entrepreneur seeking revenge after her Mercedes almost gets dinged: ‘Rage comes easy. I’m not really performing that.’

In the Showtime hit, a high-school girls’ soccer team must rely on each other to survive in the wilderness. Intense bonds give way to cannibalism, but gore isn’t the point.

Alan Ruck on what it’s like playing the family’s second banana. “It’s like, I’m the sad guy. That’s my niche.”

Nicholas Mohammed on transforming Nate Shelley into the show’s antagonist: “He is such a troubled soul.”

The dance sequence behind the hit song “Naatu Naatu” helped take the Indian film to new heights, including a nod for best original song at the Oscars, where it will also be performed.