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Not even Viola Davis, Gillian Anderson and Michelle Pfeiffer can save this loose braid of slight biographical drama

Art imitates life in a probing Westminster thriller; more laughs with Lisa McGee’s Troubles comedy; Eve and Villanelle go out with a bang; and the dapper diarist is back

If you're sad to see "Minx" end, don't worry. "Julia" tells more of the same story, and it's also very well done

Before "Julia," Christine Tobin worked on other high-profile projects like "American Hustle" and "Little Women"

Julia Child's kitchen is so iconic that it's preserved in the Smithsonian. How did HBO Max recreate it for TV?

This week on the Julia Child-inspired competition, we tackle the "bean trick" for learning how to make omelets

This biopic of TV chef Julia Child is so charming and warm it’s televisual comfort food – seasoned with a fabulously old-fashioned turn from its lead

Legendary chef and cookbook author Julia Child taped her first TV appearance nearly 60 years ago, on a public TV station in Boston. It was a landmark moment, as Child essentially invented food television, which has gone on to become a behemoth industry in the television, film and now social…

The misfits navigate the third and final season of the coming-of-age comedy amid the usual chaos. Plus, the frozen magic of Wim Hof. Here’s what to watch this evening

Food stylist Christine Tobin knows how a meal is supposed to look. It’s her job, after all. But thanks to Instagram chefs and cooking shows, now Tobin’s viewers do, too.

According to author Helen Horowitz, one of Julia Child's greatest strengths was her capacity for friendship