Showtime
Set over decades, the Showtime limited series had to age McGregor accordingly, starting from a very specific look.
No Russian Accents, No Problem
Ben Vanstone's adaptation of Amor Towles' beloved novel — about an exiled Russian aristocrat living out his days in a decadent hotel — isn't all that interested in commentary, but finds its way through McGregor's lead.
God, Dana
Queer TV is facing an uphill battle in the streaming age. The anniversary of Showtime's iconically flawed lesbian franchise reminds us what could have been.
The Green Queen
As an aspiring HGTV host, artist, and community savior, Whitney Siegel incessantly hides her true nature behind a benevolent brand. But that secrecy also drives "The Curse" forward — and sets Stone's performance apart.
Maxed
The indie distributor's new output deal with HBO and Max is a big improvement over its prior one with Showtime.
Cherry Tomato Brothers Unite
Following a married couple as they shoot an HGTV show, Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie's Showtime series is a shocking, razor-sharp satire of, well, quite a lot.
"You Know Prince Ain't Winning"
Brian Koppelman and David Levien speak to IndieWire about the motives, music, and moral uncertainty built into "Billions" final season.
Angels in America's Government
Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey power a poignant adaptation of Thomas Mallon's 2007 novel, as two lovers trapped in an era of feigned freedoms.
F*ck 'em up, Billions!
Emulating the intricate scheming of its savvy leads, Showtime's long-running series has turned itself into a durable drama — with clear franchise potential.
NYFF
The New York Film Festival screened the first three episodes of Showtime's upcoming comedy series, as fans laughed, cheered, and squirmed — while the co-creators sat and watched.
Destiny Calling
HBO canceled the basketball series about the Showtime Lakers after two seasons of refusing to call it "Showtime."
Earnings
Paramount+ added 700,000 subscribers from April to June.
