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Celine Dion's soaring vocals turned flop songs into hits, made a boat movie a blockbuster, and soundtracked your mom's car.

Robert Jackson Bennett's Ana and Din Mysteries is sometimes pointed, often hair-raising, and very entertaining.

Samyra calls out fatphobia, and the internet critiques her body. But nobody's allowed to talk about Ariana Grande in her 'Petal' music video?

All the ins and outs of One Night Only's dystopian world, to the extent that they can be figured out.

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma may look like it's about Friday the 13th, but it really has another 1980s slasher on its mind.

The streaming service keeps making hit after hit about the same thing--and offering the same solution.

The show's new season has me rooting for characters I never thought I could.

The previous season was a disaster. The surprise new one might actually make you "believe" again.

Is 90s nostalgia legit, or are we just falling for more "nostalgia slop"?