Erin Strecker

Spoilers: The new Prime Video series based on the bestselling book takes the cake for the most WTF TV moment of 2024. Sorry, "House of the Dragon."

The streamer has docu-series "Simone Biles Rising," the final season of "Suits," and new program "The Decameron" all hitting the service next month.

Spoilers: The book centered on Eloise Bridgerton — "To Sir Phillip, with Love" — is rough. Netflix's "Bridgerton" shouldn't be afraid to scrap it.

The actor won his first Tony June 16 for his leading role in "An Enemy of the People."

Spoilers: The Netflix smash dropped Part 2 of the season on June 13. What worked and what didn't?

Seth Meyers explains to IndieWire how to craft a perfect "Seth Goes Day Drinking" segment: "It's a little bit like trying to script what a date would be like, before you're about to go get drunk on that date."

The event, held at Citizen News in Hollywood on June 6, honored Carol Burnett, Quinta Brunson, John Mulaney, and many other luminaries of the TV season.

The Emmy-winning comedian, who will receive the inaugural Innovation Award at IndieWire Honors, tells IW about his weird, very fun Netflix talk series: "You have Jerry Seinfeld, and he's sitting next to a coyote expert. That was a North Star from the beginning."

Keough, who will receive the Maverick Award at IndieWire Honors, discusses acting and producing Hulu's "Under the Bridge": "I was a little bit hesitant going in."

Creator Quinn Shephard tells IndieWire about the moving ending to the Virk family and Warren: "It's truly the most interesting detail about this entire story."

"Bridgerton," "The Mole," "That 90s Show," and more TV shows return to Netflix in June.

In the latest drama series from David E. Kelley, Jake Gyllenhaal leads a strong cast in a whodunnit for Apple TV+.