Sunday TV: Trevor Noah Hosts Grammys
Trevor Noah doffs the hoodie to host another awards shows struggling to go live after a two month delay, The 63rd Annual Grammy Awards (CBS, 8 p.m.). Beyoncé leads with…
Saturday TV: Slime Forecast at Kids Choice
Kenan Thompson hosts the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards 2021 (Nickelodeon, 7:30 p.m.) which will include special messages from Vice President Kamala Harris and SpongeBob SquarePants. Justin Bieber leads nominations with…
Friday TV: Kids Call the Shots for a Day
Jennifer Garner and Edgar Ramirez star as parents who decided to give their kids a “Yes Day” (Netflix, streaming) — a day when they can do whatever they want. The…
Thursday TV: A More Fluid ‘Genera+ion’
Independent film producer Ben Barnz once wrote a book about how difficult it was to adopt a daughter with his husband. That baby has since grown up to be a…
Wednesday TV: ‘Last Chance U: Basketball’
The new docuseries “Last Chance U: Basketball” (Netflix, streaming) follows the community college basketball world through the season of the East Los Angeles College Huskies. Should newlyweds spend their money…
Tuesday TV: Covid Era Told by NY Youth
The tragedy of the pandemic that reaches its one year mark in the U.S. this week, is that it has had its affect on everybody — including a handful of…
Film: Teen Angst in ‘West Michigan’
Riley Warmoth and Chloe Ray Warmoth are a real brother and sister who grew up in Grand Haven, Mich. But for the purposes of his new film “West Michigan” that…
Monday TV: An Imported Indian Animation
The carefully animated Indian import “Bombay Rose” (Netflix, streaming) tells the story of a Hindu girl falling in love with a Muslim orphan after escaping an arranged marriage. Originally meant for…
Sunday TV: Harry, Meghan and Oprah
She had something of a following as a minor cable TV star, but not since she married Prince Harry will Meghan Markel have a bigger audience than tonight, when she…
Film Review: When Banter Turns to Blather
Thomas Sodoski was always fun to see in series like “The Newsroom,” where he played something of a cynical cad who had to prove himself. He brought similar smarts to…