Kim Cattrall deserves her own "Sex and the City spinoff," as her time on "Glamorous" proves

While doing the talk show rounds, the woman behind Samantha Jones reminds us of why she can carry a show of her own

"Beef" serves up a sizzling hot, blackly comedic revenge story to feed our ongoing anger

Stars and executive producers Ali Wong and Steven Yeun and Lee Sung Jin have cooked a glorious mess of red rage

"Last of Us" creators on the finale, a game "genetic connection" and what they won't do in Season 2

Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann answer burning questions about adaptation anxiety, casting, mushrooms and the future

For Idris Elba's sake, let "Luther" retire

Neil Cross loves reviving Elba's vigilante detective, but maybe it's time for him to carry a different franchise

From "You" to "Barry," we're fascinated by audacious grifters: The man who deceives us and himself

We'll always love a con artist, but in both the real world and TV we've entered a time of the dual identity defense

Chris Rock's "Selective Outrage" best exemplifies that comedy isn't black or white – it's green

Chris Rock's special is a reminder that he's a rich guy with rich guy problems. He just knows one is marketable

"The Last of Us" makes an unholy meal of starving childhood innocence, served by a bloody preacher

"When We Are in Need" introduces a true monster: a predator that preys on humanity in more ways than one

"I'm not a victim, baby": Chris Rock delivers an incendiary counterpunch to infamous Oscars slap

Netflix's "Selective Outrage" gives Rock's jabs at Will Smith, Meghan Markle and Jan. 6 a global live audience

The late night rise of "Gutfeld!" is telling us something. It isn't funny, but that doesn't matter

Greg Gutfeld's late night incursion forces us to acknowledge that Americans live in two separate comedy ecosystems

"What is desire?": "The Last of Us" director on the apocalyptic wonder of a trip to the mall

Salon spoke to Liza Johnson about adapting the game's exploration of Ellie's backstory and what she lost

Is Don Lemon sexist? Maybe, but that's just part of the problem for CNN

The CNN anchor's thoughts about what constitutes a "woman's prime" leads us to conclude he needs a reassignment

The strength of "Physical:100" is in what it has to say about our view of the perfect physique

The latest hit from Korean is a "survival competition" that tests the meaning of what ultimate fitness looks like

"You" star Penn Badgley thinks his killer Joe has "too many sides and needs to die"

On "Salon Talks," the Netflix star weighs in on class elitism, hypocrisy, obsession and of course, love

The unreasonable, degrading expectations imposed on stars' bodies

Rihanna and Madonna appeared on different stages recently, but faced criticism from the same ugly source

The decline of the Netflix rom-com

Netflix was once hailed for resurrecting the romantic comedy. "Your Place or Mine" warns that it may be in a rut

James Cameron gives stand-ins hypothermia to try and settle that "Titanic" Jack and Rose door debate

In "Titanic: 25 Years Later," once more, NatGeo opens the door to the Oscar winner so his heart can go on

Are some stars and celebrity cases simply too famous to ensure that justice will be served?

What's infuriating and concerning after R. Kelly's dropped charges and "innocent" wishes for Danny Masterson

The therapeutic benefits of "Shrinking" is not necessarily in its shaky depiction of counseling

Jason Segel and Harrison Ford's comedy, from the "Ted Lasso" team, explores a therapist who's hit at rock bottom

Beneath M&M's candy-coated image switcheroo is a dark chocolatey, ethically broke business

Who knew that the ousting of supposedly "woke" M&M’s mascots is an example of adversaries finding common ground?

Marlee Matlin and Billy Porter help viewers understand the "Accused" in Fox's new crime series

In his new anthology crime drama the creator of "24" and "Homeland" steps aside to let other voices tell the story