After season one of “Wednesday” — a spinoff of director Tim Burton’s “Addams Family,” which was a sensation during the pandemic — fans immediately demanded more of the humorous, twisted mystery.

RuPaul’s Drag Race, a show that has been a fan favorite for the LGBTQIA+ community since 2009, is on its 15th season. RuPaul’s Drag Race is a competition show where Drag Queens from around the United...

Growing up, I was definitely more of a Disney Channel kid than anything else. One of my favorite shows, if not possibly my favorite show, was The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. Of all of the Disney shows...

She Hulk: Attorney at Law debuted on Disney+ on August 18 with the series premiere titled, “A Normal Amount of Rage.”  The episode introduces us to the main protagonist Jennifer Walters (Tatiana...

In the past twenty years, a new style of comedy has arisen. These movies and shows present real people’s reactions to various situations, often scripted or improvised by a host or actor playing a character. The first mainstream, notable example of this style is 2004’s “Borat.” In “Borat,” Sacha Baron Cohen portrays the titular “Borat,” a fictitious journalist from Khazikstan who travels across America and interviews various people. A majority of the people that he interacts with in the movie are real people, and their reactions to his antics are genuine.