Silo season 1’s ending, explained
If you have been looking for something to fill the dystopian-sized hole in your TV schedule since the first season of The Last of Us ended, Apple TV+’s Silo is a…
Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio reunite in Killers of the Flower Moon trailer
Director Martin Scorsese made his name with a number of crime epics over the past five decades of cinema. And he has at least one more coming to theaters this…
Tetris review: a crowd-pleasing, lightweight political thriller
“Apple TV+’s Tetris is a breezy, easy-to-watch political thriller that’s undeniably entertaining, even if there isn’t much going on beneath its surface.” Taron Egerton’s charismatic lead performance A brisk, unrelentingly…
Apple’s MLS Season Pass is about more than just streaming games
The live sports streaming landscape is undergoing a pretty major shake-up in 2023 — football in particular. And while we’re talking about both varieties in that regard (the NFL is…
Why Apple (still) shouldn’t make a streaming device for cheapskates
Apple already has low-cost hardware. It’s called Roku and Fire TV and Chromecast.
Taron Egerton tries to make a killer confess in Black Bird
To escape a lengthy prison sentence, Taron Egerton’s James Keene has to befriend a serial killer and get him to confess in Apple TV+’s Black Bird.
How much is Apple TV+?
Apple TV+ is a solid streaming platform, but does its cost and overall value stack up to the streaming-landscape competition? Allow us to weigh in.
The best movies on Apple TV+ right now
Apple TV+ has incredible documentaries, powerful dramas, and more. Check out our picks for the best movies on Apple TV+ to find out what they have to offer.
Behind the moving pop songs of Apple TV+’s ‘Trying’
About two minutes before the end in each episode of Apple TV+’s Trying, the show really comes for you. Trying, about Nikki (Esther Smith) and Jason (Rafe Spall) and their…
‘Mythic Quest’ returns on Apple TV+ with an uneven Season 2 that’s more heart than focus
Mythic Quest‘s second season on Apple TV+ is hopefully best characterized as a sophomore slump. It’s not that the show has suddenly gotten bad. If anything, the writers are more…