Jesus: His Life, on History
The life of Jesus Christ is explored through the eyes of those who knew him best in this new eight-part miniseries. Each installment features the perspectives of biblical figures, starting with Joseph in this premiere.
Q: What ever happened to Meg Ryan? I feel like she's disappeared.
I have two pieces of good news for you: One is you're right, and the other is that's about to change.
Night stalkers: 'What We Do in the Shadows' hits prime time
Kayvan Novak in a scene from "What We Do in the Shadows"
For many people, vampires evoke terrifying images of blood-thirsty supernatural creatures. However, a new comedy takes a lighter, more comical look at being a vampire and reveals how the bloodsuckers navigate the ups and downs of modern life.
Shark Tank, on ABC
Entrepreneurs present their best pitches to potential investors in the hopes of making a deal in a new episode of this reality TV series. If the Sharks think the business has potential, they make a deal to invest their own money in the venture.
New Releases for the week of March 24 - 30
Aquaman
Arthur Curry (Momoa) is unique: a half-human, half-Atlantean, with a foot in both worlds. When his half-brother Orm (Wilson) ascends to the throne of Atlantis, he begins uniting the disparate underwater kingdoms with plans to declare war on the humans of the surface. After nearly being killed by Orm, Arthur teams up with Atlantean Mera (Heard) and begins searching for a legendary artifact once owned by the founder of Atlantis in the hope that it will help him defeat his brother and save humanity from a watery apocalypse.
Director: James Wan. Stars: Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Patrick Wilson, Willem Dafoe, Nicole Kidman, Dolph Lundgren. 2018. 143 min. Action.
If Beale Street Could Talk
Childhood friends Tish (Layne) and Fonny (James) come to realize just how deep their love for each other is as they grow older and begin a romantic relationship. When Fonny is arrested for a heinous crime that he could not have committed, it looks like a corrupt system will throw him behind bars just as Tish discovers that she's pregnant. While Tish's own family is supportive, Fonny's mother can't accept that their child will be born out of wedlock, further complicating the already difficult situation that the young couple is facing.
Director: Barry Jenkins. Stars: Kiki Layne, Stephan James, Regina King, Colman Domingo, Teyonah Parris, Michael Beach. 2018. 119 min. Drama.
Second Act
Maya (Lopez) has been a star employee at the discount superstore, so when she's passed over for a big promotion in favor of someone with less experience but a better education, she becomes frustrated by her situation. When she receives a call out of the blue from the CEO of a major corporation, she's confused. They want her to come in to interview for an executive position, and she soon learns that her godson posted an "enhanced" version of her resume online, forcing her to choose between taking her dream job and telling the truth about her education and experience.
Director: Peter Segal. Stars: Jennifer Lopez, Vanessa Hudgens, Leah Remini, Treat Williams, Milo Ventimiglia. 2018. 103 min. Comedy.
Cheer up: Syfy gets 'Happy' again
Christopher Meloni stars in "Happy!"
Cheer up: Here's some news that should put a smile on a lot of faces: one of the most hilarious -- and most bizarre -- dark comedies on TV is back for a second season. Syfy series "Happy!" first premiered back in the dying days of 2017, and it returns with a new season of sex, violence and fantastical creatures on Wednesday, March 27.
Late Laughs for the week of March 24 - 30, 2019
Conan
Did you see that Spike Lee tried to leave before the show was over and they wouldn't let him? I just want to quickly say, ladies and gentlemen, we have the same rule here.
Kim Jong Un arrived at the summit via a train ride that took almost 70 hours. In other words, they do have Amtrak in Vietnam.
Family culinary drama: New Food Network series brings family dynamics to the table
Valerie Bertinelli hosts "Family Food Showdown"
It's been said that a family that cooks together sticks together. Those are some wise words, and after checking out Food Network's newest competition series, I think that an extra line could be added: a family that cooks together can also win together.
Family culinary drama: New Food Network series brings family dynamics to the table
Valerie Bertinelli hosts "Family Food Showdown"
It's been said that a family that cooks together sticks together. Those are some wise words, and after checking out Food Network's newest competition series, I think that an extra line could be added: a family that cooks together can also win together.
The Mummy, on AMC
Adventurer Rick O’Connell (Brendan Fraser) accompanies amateur archaeologist Evelyn Carnahan (Rachel Weisz) to a newly discovered burial site in Egypt, only to disturb an ancient priest. The film is part of a special prime-time marathon featuring its sequels.
