"Love Life" is among the few high-profile originals in HBO Max's initial batch of programming -- and the only scripted series for grownups -- providing a cool showcase for Anna Kendrick with a "Sex and the City" vibe. That said, there's a been-there, seen-that quality to this latest show about the elusive quest for love, and the need to kiss a lot of frogs before finding a prince or princess.
Hannah Gadsby became a sensation with her Netflix special "Nanette," and she clearly feels the weight of those expectations while simultaneously playing off them in "Douglas." The latest stand-up presentation highlights both Gadsby's unique voice as a meta commentator on the tricks of her trade, and the difficulty of catching lightning in a bottle twice.
The new season of "America's Got Talent" already has a frontrunner, and his episode hasn't even aired yet. But he's got a story -- and a voice -- for the ages.
Pixar's new short film "Out" is reminiscent of classic Disney body-swap comedies like "Freaky Friday" and the "Shaggy Dog" movies, but it's also a first for the studio, because its main character is gay.
