A quintet of hip hop-adjacent OGs — Big U, Deb, Trick Trick, Bimmy and Haitian Jack — take center stage in FX's six-part docuseries.

Joe Berlinger takes a four-hour look at the disappearance of Elisa Lam and its ties to a notorious downtown Los Angeles hotel in this Netflix docuseries.

Eleanor Catton adapts her Man Booker Prize-winning novel about love, murder and gold-digging in 19th-century New Zealand as a six-part Starz miniseries.

Even with a reduced in-person crowd — and a spectacular pre-game Amanda Gorman — the event felt mostly like business as usual, with an above-average halftime spectacle and disappointing ads that fans have come to expect.

During this week's podcast, hosts Daniel Fienberg and Lesley Goldberg break down a busy week of awards nominations, pay tribute to trailblazer Jamie Tarses and take a deep-dive look at the state of Peak TV.

In this eight-part series, 'Independent Lens' goes deep on the election of progressive civil rights attorney Larry Krasner as Philadelphia district attorney.

Clarice Starling gets a solo series spotlight on CBS in Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet's one-year-later sequel to Jonathan Demme's 'The Silence of the Lambs.'

Journalist Nick Bilton explores the hollow, fraudulent and artificially glossy world of social media superstardom in this HBO documentary.

Director Maisie Crow follows a group of El Paso high school students in a law enforcement training program over the course of one life-changing year.

Director Marilyn Agrelo traces the first two decades of 'Sesame Street' in a feature-length documentary that will air on HBO.

Peter Nicks' documentary traces a year of institutional struggle — and COVID-caused disruption — in the Oakland public school system.

During this week's podcast, hosts Daniel Fienberg and Lesley Goldberg also explore HBO Max's next creative chapter and review the oddly light February TV calendar.