Television

One of fashion’s most recognizable faces returns on the redesigned ‘Fashion Police’.

Grande glitter-bombs social media as host of Oxygen’s ‘Worst.Post.Ever’.

Michael Ian Black runs the gay gamut on TV as a campy counselor and a Manhattan socialite.

According to star Carlson Young, MTV’s ‘Scream’ is a slow burn worth sticking with.

Ruby Rose turns heads as the new kid on the cellblock in ‘Orange is the New Black’.

Even while sharing the screen with legends like Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin in ‘Grace and Frankie’, seasoned comedian June Diane Raphael is the series’ resident scene-stealer.

J.K. Rowling’s first adult novel, ‘The Casual Vacancy’, gets the HBO treatment with a three-part miniseries.

This cross-country comedy tour documentary has comic Tig Notaro performing in fans’ living rooms, barns, and other intimate spaces.

Two new series from ‘Queer as Folk’ creator Russell T. Davies bring the modern gay experience to the screen like never before.

It had drama, hot guys, and plenty of authenticity, but the HBO series lacked a certain je ne sais quoi.