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The posts are viewed as entertaining by some, but are also part of a disturbing internet trend.

Lonsdale is fairly anti-spoiler. There's no question his lips are going to remain sealed, especially after a slip up in Season 2.

Host Andrew Rea has spent hours making the perfect "Master of None" pasta or an accurate Krabby Patty.

Heated rivals India and Pakistan will meet with cricket's prestigious ICC Champions Trophy on the line.

Spend the day with dad and titles like "Father of the Bride," "Master of None," "Mrs. Doubtfire" and "Finding Nemo."

Don't miss a new season of "Orange Is the New Black" and this year's Tony Awards.

Check out a new season of "Orange Is the New Black," new shows like "Glow" and original movies such as "Paterson."

In two different episodes, Russian viewers missed out on lines referencing the Russian president.

'The Wizard of Lies' is scrupulous about just who were the most sinned against of Madoff's victims.

In what has been called the age of the "woke" late-night comedian, Fallon has been hosting The Tonight Show through squinted eyes.

Don't miss "Casting JonBenet," "Dear White People," "The Last 100 Days of Diana" and the 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards.

With 'I Love Dick,' Soloway eschews conventional expectations for how women should appear on screen (read: likable, sexy) to tell a story in which a woman is, in her words, "the subject, not the object."

Also available to watch are the White House Correspondents Dinner and excerpts from Samantha Bee's alternative.

Ellen DeGeneres' sitcom, 'Ellen,' became one of the first major TV shows with an openly gay character 20 years ago today.

The Writers Guild of America will vote Monday on whether to call a strike.

Don't miss "The Handmaid's Tale," "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" and Bill Nye's new show.

Watch movies and shows such as "Manchester by the Sea," "Moonlight," "Master of None," "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," "House of Cards" and "I Love Dick."

"Both are dangerous, but who is more dangerous?" Dmitry Kiselyov pondered on national airtime.

Chelsea Handler is back, plus "Veep," "Doctor Who," "Sandy Wexler" and a "Mystery Science Theater 3000" reboot.

Check out "13 Reasons Why," the premiere of "First Dates," Chris Hardwick's new show and Viceland's 'Dead Set on Life.'

A beautiful dark twisted foray into the heart of Teletubby mania.

Check out "American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story," "The Get Down: Part 2," "Newtown" and "Saturday Night Fever."

The "Moonlight" writer and director is set to turn Colson Whitehead's best-selling, award-winning novel into a drama series for Amazon.

Check out the new "Harlots," the second season of "Better Call Saul," the movie "A Man Called Ove" and the new docuseries "Five Came Back."

The highly-anticipated original series, based on Margaret Atwood's 1985 dystopian novel, is due out April 26.

Watch movies and shows such as "The Handmaid's Tale," "Bill Nye Saves the World," "Dear White People," "Casting JonBenet" and "Bosch."

Check out five shows from Amazon's latest pilot season, plus new episodes of "Empire" and new seasons of "Grace and Frankie" and "Dancing With the Stars."

Snow is coming. Stay inside and catch season two of "Love," season three of "American Crime," "Marvel's Iron Fist" or the film "Burning Sands."

Catch series premieres, including "Feud: Bette and Joan" and two new time travel shows, plus a new Amy Schumer comedy special.

The company will launch a service that combines live TV, cloud-based DVR with unlimited storage and its YouTube Red original content.