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The PBS docu-series just hit Netflix and views the human body’s complex systems on a microscopic level while applying them to the real world.

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The movies’ unique stories work contrary to the Hollywood blockbusters of the past decade yet stockpile critical praise and adoring fanbases all the same.

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The streaming service’s new documentary offers basketball fans a rare, but necessary, perspective on the 2004 brawl between players and fans.

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Having recently signed a mammoth deal for six new seasons and 14 new movies, the creators of the animated powerhouse have ensured a cascade of content to come.

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Following the release of another Madden NFL game without significant changes to gameplay, it’s time to question the company.

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With game highlights, hot takes and the latest news instantly delivered to our screens, today’s fans seek something far removed from the ESPN talk-shows of old … and for good reason.

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Despite allowing unfinished projects to reach the fans who appreciated late musicians most in life, they remain a pressing gray area.

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The FX show dances between intensely dramatic scenes and ridiculous comedic bits nearly every episode but never fully embraces either.

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With PlayStation 5 availability still limited for most consumers, it’s unclear how Sony’s upcoming lineup will convince players to buy a new console.

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The 24-year-old Mexican American pop sensation has released another hit single, cementing him as one of music’s most interesting up-and-coming artists.

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The recent but long overdue modernization of the NCAA’s name, image and likeness rules finally allows college athletes to profit from their success.

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Prime Video hopes to incorporate elements of HBO’s hit ‘Game of Thrones,’ such as sex and violence, into its LOTR prequel series, but risks doing a disservice to its source material in the process.

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The transition to inexpensive titles has divided consumers and signals an ongoing trend within the gaming industry.

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Anxious fans have reason for hope as plot details emerge and production wraps on the upcoming addition to the beloved award-winning series.

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Their video ‘What pretending to be crazy looks like’ amassed over 35 million views in only two weeks, a feat that introduced many new viewers to the true-crime account.

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Following the CIA-assisted spread of crack cocaine to Black communities, this drama examines the lives of those affected by the drug.