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What to watch on OTT:  Charlie Chaplin's 17 movies, including City Lights and The Gold Rush; and animated series Bat-Fam will be available for streaming.

In an interview with SCREEN, Reese Witherspoon talks about collaborating with fellow female actors like Jennifer Aniston, the conflicts of her character Bradley Jackson in The Morning Show, and the state of journalism today.

All Her Fault review: One of the series’ strengths is how it handles guilt. Motherhood in All Her Fault is not soft or romantic. It is performance, obligation, fear, resentment, devotion – all tangled.

Baramulla, a supernatural mystery set in Kashmir, and the new season of young adult German series Maxton Hall will be available for streaming this week

Maharani Season 4 review: Huma Qureshi show offers old laced with some new in terms of actors, but the tone of the show refuses to change.

The trailer for the third season of Delhi Crime has just been released and Shefali Shah is going against antagonist 'Badee Didi' played by Huma Qureshi.

Emmy Award-winning actor Billy Crudup and Mark Duplass, who play Cory Ellison and Chip Black in The Morning Show respectively, talk to SCREEN about their characters' conflicts in season 4 and exploring their complex dynamics with those of Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon.

What to watch on OTT: Nia DaCosta's re-imagining of Ibsen's play, Hedda, and IT: Welcome to Derry, based on Stephen King's novel, are also streaming.

The Family Man Season 3 teaser and release date: The latest edition of Manoj Bajpayee's spy-action thriller streaming series, created by Raj & DK, will premiere next month.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor heaped praises on The Ba***ds of Bollywood, claiming it's "OTT gold" and "one of the best things" he has ever treated himself to.

Nobody Wants This season 2 review: Erin Foster's follow-up to last year's breakout show with Kristen Bell and Adam Brody is worthy, but serves more as a placeholder for the next instalment than boast of a thriving identity of its own.

Jeff Nichols's crime drama The Bikeriders and Sebastian Stan's Donald Trump biopic are now available for streaming.

In the previous week, Bigg Boss 19’s viewership had dipped from 7.7 million to 7.2 million; however, the Diwali celebrations and standout performances by the contestants helped the show bounce back with a notable spike in numbers.

In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Gabriel Luna talks about playing a real-life detective in Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy, after essaying a string of "invulnerable" characters in The Agents of SHIELD, Terminator: Dark Fate, The Last of Us, and FUBAR.

In an exclusive conversation, social media influencer Apoorva Mukhija aka The Rebel Kid opened up about feeling staurated as a content creator, she also discussed how she is expected to take the role very seriously now.

In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Konkona Sen Sharma and Rohan Sippy talk about their new show Search: The Naina Murder Case, setting the tone of a police procedural, and 10 years of Meghna Gulzar's Talvar.

What to watch on OTT: Acclaimed Santosh, directed by Sandhya Suri, and animated adaptation of Roald Dahl's The Twits are not available for streaming

Stand-up comedian Zarna Garg has found a voice, and she’s learnt how to use it. And people, not just brown, are listening.

Rise and Fall winner Arjun Bijlani beat Aarush Bhola, Arbaaz Patel, Dhanashree Verma, Akriti Negi, and Nayandeep Rakshit to win the title, trophy, and prize money of Rs 28 lakh.

With Peacemaker season 2, James Gunn doesn't stick to universe-building as DC fans might expect him to. He builds a world instead -- a world that's happier, quieter, but also a whole lot whiter.

Search The Naina Murder Case review: Konkona Sen Sharma fronts classic conflict of a whodunit with domestic and professional pushes and pulls in play, even as murky details which shaped the crime begin emerging.

What to watch on OTT: Futuristic action-adventure anime series Sanda and Telugu-language fantasy Mirai, featuring Teja Sajja, will be available for streaming this week

In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Two Much With Kajol and Twinkle's producer Mrinalini Jain reacts to the show's comparisons with Koffee With Karan.