In June, we learned The CW had scooped up British export Dead Pixels as part of a push to add new series to its summer line-up. Created by Jon Brown (Succession, Avenue 5, Misfits), Dead Pixels debuted in Old Blighty earlier in 2020 and is finally here for U.S. eyeballs. If you tuned in for Apple TV+'s Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet — a show with similar narrative DNA — or you happen to love video games, comedy shows with jokes about Vince Vaughn, or all of the above, then you'll want to check out Dead Pixels, a …

At The BRIT Awards (basically Britain's version of The Grammys), Billie Eilish performed the theme song for the next Bond movie, No Time to Die. On the one hand, Eilish is a perfectly sensible choice for the Bond theme song. She's one of the most popular recording artists on the planet right now, and the job typically goes a really popular recording artist. I've listened to "No Time to Die" a bunch over the past week, and taken on its own, the song has really grown on me. I think it could be a top-tier song …

North American fans are obsessed with Harry Potter and his English wizarding world. But sometimes they confuse real Brit slang for magical terms.

In a UK vs. USA showdown on The Challenge, only four Brits remain, and it's possible even Team Brit will be represented by American contestants.

This post contains spoilers for the first two -- and only -- seasons of The OA For two and a half years, whenever I have found myself in need of a cathartic cry, I have looked to The OA. You know the scene. It comes at the end of the first season, after eight deliciously bizarre episodes full of kidnappings, near-death experiences, cosmic dancing, and the hopeful promise of alternate dimensions. Prairie (Brit Marling, who also created the series), or the “Original Angel,” as she prefers to be called, has spent the season telling her miraculous story to a group of …

Be aware there are spoilers for The OA Season 2. Anyone who watched the wild, unpredictable first season of Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij's hyper-bingeable Netflix series The OA knew to expect surprises in the second season. Boy did it deliver with robots, tree internet, and a telekinetic octopus, just to name a few. But the most welcome surprise of the new season is the addition of Kingsley Ben-Adir as a new co-load, Karim Washington, a private detective with a dark past who gets tangled up in OA's (Marling) world of interdimensional travel and metaphysical …