Lily James and Emily Beecham play cousins – one rebellious and vivacious, the other shy and careful – who take very different routes to love in the limited series “The Pursuit of Love” (TV-PG). The handsomely mounted romantic drama is set in London between two world wars.

Hoping for a romantic period drama, sketch comedy or reality-TV competition featuring a bunch of dogs for your viewing pleasure this weekend? This group of streaming premieres has a little something for everyone.

For nearly a century, zombie films (and various other media) have held a strange but enduring place in our hearts. Whatever the reason for the continued fascination, not all zombie films are created equal. Here’s a list of seven worth watching.

After nearly three decades of living with the storylines and characters at the heart of his “Newirth Mythology,” local author Michael Koep is one major step closer to sharing the series with fans in a new medium: television.

“Jeopardy!” – Aaron Rodgers has had his shot. So has Ken Jennings, Mayim Bialik, Robin Roberts, Anderson Cooper and a number of other familiar faces. This week, the popular game show continues moving through a revolving door of guest hosts.

“The Last Letter From Your Lover” (2021, TV-MA), based on the novel by Jojo Moyes, is a romantic drama that straddles two eras. Shailene Woodley stars as Jennifer Stirling, the wife of a wealthy industrialist who engages in a secret affair in the 1960s. 

Rescheduled from last year, the Tokyo Olympics 2020 will be the first crowd-free Opening Ceremony, as well as NBC's first live morning broadcast, that is, if you happen to be watching on the East Coast.

The Summer Olympics – Yes, we're bummed out that, due to coronavirus concerns, there will be no fans in attendance for the Tokyo Games. But the global event, after being delayed for a year, should still deliver plenty of must-see television.

From experimenting with short stories as a child to winning Emmys for his work on primetime television, writing has always been a part of Eric Horsted’s life. To date, with more than 25 years of TV writing experience, Horsted has won two Emmys.

“The White Lotus” (TV-MA), a new limited-series comedy set at a luxury resort in Hawaii, uses collision of privileged characters and working-class employees to navigate issues of race, sex, class and identity swirling through contemporary American culture. 

HBO Max’s highly anticipated “Gossip Girl” reboot managed to do the impossible: live up to the original’s elitist, high-fashion and drama-filled standards. “Gossip Girl” successfully separated its characters from the original story, yet maintained the basic theme.

“McCartney 3, 2, 1” (2021): The Beatles co-lead vocalist and bassist Paul McCartney sits down with music producer Rick Rubin for an in-depth, one-on-one interview covering creative inspiration, personal relationships and solo ventures.

LOS ANGELES — "The Crown” tied with “The Mandalorian” for the most Emmy nominations Tuesday with 24 apiece, but the Marvel universe also got bragging rights with runner-up “WandaVision.”

Shark Week – One of TV’s biggest summer events – the oceanic Super Bowl, if you will – returns for its 33rd year and runs from today through Sunday. Organizers promise 45 hours of see-worthy programming with “bigger sharks and record-breaking breaches.”

The reboot of “Gossip Girl: Season 1” (TV-MA) follows a new high school class – and a new Instagram gossip stirring the pot within the cliques and romances – 10 years after the original teen melodrama. This group of privileged private school teens is more diverse.

Looking for action adventure, satire, comedy or dramedy? This weekend's TV premieres have something for every taste. Here are four shows to add to your watchlist right now, paying attention to options alongside the latest MCU offering.

Last year, the pandemic kept most of us cooped up inside on Independence Day. So we can’t blame you if you don’t want to be anchored to the couch this weekend. Still, television offers some celebratory options and pyrotechnic displays.

Don Cheadle and Benicio Del Toro star as small-time criminals in 1954 Detroit who end up in the middle of a tangled conspiracy in “No Sudden Move” (2021, R), a rapid-fire crime thriller from Steven Soderbergh. Jon Hamm, Kieran Culkin, Brendan Fraser and Ray Liotta also star.

Starring Paul Giamatti in the title role, “John Adams” is a dramatized seven-episode account of the life of a founding father and the second U.S. president. The series includes Adams' role in representing British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre.