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Fall is a busy time in the world of movies and television, with new and returning shows on the air and streaming, and a succession of prominent film festivals marking the unofficial start of Oscar season. We on HuffPost’s Culture Desk watch a lot of movies and television, so we know how overwhelming it can be to sort through the cornucopia of offerings on our screens.
Editor’s note: This article contains spoilers for the premiere episode of “Matlock.”
The wheels are coming off. At the start of this season of HBO’s “Industry,” Pierpoint took a big risk by hitching its wagon to green startup Lumi and its mercurial CEO Sir Henry Muck (Kit Harington). By Sunday night’s episode, it’s clear the deal wasn’t worth the gamble. After a tense earnings call, the whole gang decamps for a climate conference in Switzerland, kicking off one of the show’s boldest episodes yet.
Michelle Obama has had enough.
When Vice President Kamala Harris announced Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) as her vice presidential pick Tuesday morning, the internet came ready with the memes.
On any given day, reporters get dozens or even hundreds of press releases from politicians, celebrities, organizations, companies and other public figures and institutions. Most of them are extremely forgettable.
Did we need this? It’s a question I ask myself (sometimes out loud at my computer screen) every time there’s news of another movie with a number in its title.
Do not adjust your devices. The Emmys are happening for the second time this calendar year. This time, it’s the real 2024 Emmys, as opposed to the 2023 Emmys that were actually held this January, postponed from last fall due to the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes.