The service, which will debut on May 23, will try to broaden appeal by including reality series like TLC’s “Love and Translation” alongside HBO dramas like “Succession.”
Category: Home Box Office
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Why Drugmakers’ Abortion Pill Battle is Such a Big Deal
The decision by a Texas judge to overturn F.D.A. approval for the abortion pill mifepristone could upend the pharmaceutical industry.
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Succession Style, Episode 3: Dressed for a Wedding or a Funeral
The Roy children wore black in a shocking, emotional show.
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‘Succession’ Fans Are Betting on Who Will Take Over Waystar Royco
Viewers of the popular HBO drama are placing friendly wagers on who will succeed the media mogul Logan Roy. Buy-ins can go up to $200.
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‘Air’ Review: Matt Damon and Viola Davis Are the Real MVPs
In Ben Affleck’s enjoyable movie, Matt Damon stars as the Nike exec who’s trying to sign a young Michael Jordan. But first he must contend with Viola Davis.
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The Key to Gerri on ‘Succession’? ‘Inside She’s a Nervous Wreck’
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The veteran actress J. Smith-Cameron has struck a chord with viewers in the role of an eye-rolling corporate counsel. “In my 60s, to have this attention, it’s just weird,” she said.
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Why Are So Many People Rewatching ‘Girls’?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Viewership of Lena Dunham’s HBO dramedy is surging as many millennials reassess their 20s and a show that defined them.
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‘Black Bear,’ ‘Sharp Stick’ and More Streaming Gems
The New York Times – Movies:Looking for something different to stream? We have options for you.
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XOXO, Whitney Peak
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The “Gossip Girl” star and Chanel ambassador keeps her friends close.
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‘Game Theory’ Host Bomani Jones Calls an Audible
The New York Times – Sports:“Game Theory,” his HBO talk show, has pulled off the difficult feat of mixing sports and comedy with a political bite. Now he’s trying to up his game by going unscripted.
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‘Based on a True Story’ (Except the Parts That Aren’t)
The New York Times – Business:The entertainment genre of historical drama is flourishing — and riddled with inaccuracies. The untrue parts are leading to more public spats and lawsuits.