Christina Izzo
Christina Izzo is a writer-editor covering culture, food and drink, travel and general lifestyle in New York City. She was previously the Deputy Editor at My Imperfect Life, the Features Editor at Rachael Ray In Season and Reveal, as well as the Food & Drink Editor and chief restaurant critic at Time Out New York.
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"House of the Dragon" stars Matt Smith and Emma D’Arcy give teasers on season three, especially their characters Daemon and Rhaenyra

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"Kath & Kim" follows the absurd antics of a suburban mother and her self-absorbed daughter in Melbourne—here's why you should watch the Aussie sitcom on Netflix

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"Roswell" is like "Dawson's Creek" and "Twilight" had an alien baby, and that's a good thing—here's why you should watch the sci-fi teen drama now on Tubi.

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Here's our weekly guide to the best new shows to binge-watch on Netflix this weekend, including 'Michael Jackson: The Verdict' and more.

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Directors Joe and Anthony Russo have assured both Marvel maniacs and fairweather fans that 'Avengers: Doomsday' will take things back to “Phase Zero.”

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"Off Campus," the popular Prime Video hockey romance, has already been picked up for a sophomore season—here's what we know about season 2 so far.

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If you liked "Santa Clarita Diet" and "Dexter," you'll enjoy the underrated horror-comedy series "The Horror of Dolores Roach,” streaming now on Prime Video

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Our guide to all the new shows and movies that you can look forward to streaming on HBO Max throughout June 2026, including "House of the Dragon" season 3.

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HBO basically invented the prestige drama in the '90s and now is the time to rewatch their biggest hits from that era, including "The Sopranos."

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"Kneecap" is making an Irish exit from Netflix on June 2 — here's why you need to check out the outrageous band biopic before it's gone

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From unexpected buddy dramas to low-key but loving romances, here are 3 feel-good movies on Prime Video you (probably) haven't seen

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Pluto TV has hundreds of free channels to binge, and The Bob Ross Channel is one of its most happily addictive

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The Daniels' "Swiss Army Man" sees "Harry Potter" icon Daniel Radcliffe play a farting corpse to surprisingly emotional effect—stream it now on HBO Max

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Planning to binge-watch something new this weekend? Here's our weekly guide to the best new to Prime Video series you should be streaming right now.

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From a period-piece thriller to a six-part sports epic, here are three historical drama miniseries on Netflix you can watch in one weekend

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You probably haven't heard of "Dancing at Lughnasa" but here's why you should watch the Meryl Streep movie now on Tubi.

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From a Colin Farrell-led neo-noir to a Rose Byrne-starring '80s comedy, here are three overlooked Apple TV shows that deserved more buzz

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"Mermaids" is a nostalgic 1990 mother-daughter story starring Cher and Winona Ryder as two lovably different women living under the same roof.

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From a family-focused Long Island comedy to a character-driven barroom classic, here are three sitcoms on Paramount+ with a lot of seasons

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From Miranda Priestly to Sophie Zawistowska, here are acting legend Meryl Streep's most essential roles

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Irreverent British charmer "We Are Lady Parts" is a feel-good and fiercely funny binge that will stave off those creeping Sunday Scaries

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From smutty vamp stories to a throwback mob drama, here are three classic HBO dramas that deserve a rewatch

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Joe Swanberg's half-hour "Easy" series follows diverse Chicagoans as they navigate issues around modern love — here's why you should tune in on Netflix.
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