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Apple TV is a subscription video on demand streaming television service by Apple Inc., featuring 'Apple Originals' that include drama series, documentaries, kids’ entertainment and comedies.
Lena Hall and Jon Hamm play siblings in Apple TV‘s Your Friends & Neighbors. Photo: @lenarockerhall/Instagram
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Meet Lena Hall, who plays Coop’s sister Ali in Your Friends & Neighbors

Hall, who started in theatre with Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats, plays the sister of Jon Hamm’s character Coop in Your Friends & Neighbors.

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Weekly releases vs bingeing: what will win? How streamers are changing models

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Q&A | Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer talk motherhood in Margo’s Got Money Troubles

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Meet Corey Stoll, star of Apple TV’s Imperfect Women

Stoll, who has been nominated for a Golden Globe and Tony Award, plays suspected murderer Howard on the Apple TV mystery thriller.

Corey Stoll has been acting since the early 2000s, with Golden Globe and Tony Award nominations. He stars in Imperfect Women. Photo: Getty Images
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Meet Aimee Carrero, who stars in Apple TV’s Your Friends & Neighbors

Carrero, who rose to fame voicing Disney’s first Latina princess, reprises her role in the Jon Hamm-led show’s second season.

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Meet Isabel Gravitt, who plays Tori in Your Friends & Neighbors

The 22-year-old – whose acting journey began with a Walmart trip – plays the daughter of Jon Hamm’s character in the Apple TV series.

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Meet Christa Miller, who plays Liz in Apple TV series Shrinking

Shrinking stars Miller along with Harrison Ford and Jessica Williams, while Miller’s husband Bill Lawrence is one of the show’s writers.

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Actress Christa Miller plays Liz in AppleTV+ series Shrinking. Photos: AFP, Handout
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Meet Jessica Williams, who plays Gaby in Apple TV’s Shrinking

Starting off with improv in school, she joined Amy Poehler’s comedy group and broke through as the youngest correspondent on The Daily Show.

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8 new TV series to watch this winter, including Bridgerton Season 4

There’s also The Pitt Season 2, The Night Manager Season 2, Nicole Kidman crime thriller Scarpetta and more to look for in early 2026.

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Apple TV’s Drops of God star Tomohisa Yamashita on going deeper in season 2

Yamashita talks about ‘hard’ free-diving scenes in the wine drama’s new season as co-star Fleur Geffrier shares how her character got darker.

Tomohisa Yamashita and Fleur Geffrier in season two of Drops of God, which arrives on Apple TV on January 21. Photo: Apple TV
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7 of the best TV shows from 2025, from Adolescence to The Pitt

Need a show or two to binge this Christmas season? Check out some of the best shows from 2025, such as the stand-out Adolescence on Netflix.

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Owen Cooper in a still from Adolescence, one of 2025’s top television shows that we recommend. Photo: Netflix via AP
Fame and celebrity

Meet Karolina Wydra, the Polish-American actor who plays Zosia in Pluribus

Wydra, who appeared in a Nespresso ad with George Clooney and has worked with brands like Calvin Klein and Armani Exchange, is stealing hearts as Zosia in Pluribus.

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How Apple TV+’s Palm Royale season 2 uses fashion as a storytelling device

From vintage frocks to turbans, costumes worn by Kristen Wiig and others in the 1960s-set high-society drama are more than just eye candy.

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AppleTV+ sci-fi Pluribus makes the end of the world look happier than ever

The new show from Breaking Bad’s creator about a cheery hivemind virus that infects humanity flips the script on the post-apocalyptic genre.

Rhea Seehorn (left) in a still from AppleTV+‘s Pluribus. Seehorn stars as Carol Sturka, one of the only humans not to have “joined” the majority who share the same memories, skills and proclivity for kindness. Photo: Apple TV/TNS
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Everything you need to know about Rhea Seehorn, who plays Carol in Pluribus

Seehorn, who’s best known for Better Call Saul, was born in Virginia and raised by a dad who worked in counter-intelligence.

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Rhea Seehorn at the world premiere Of Apple TV+‘s Pluribus on November 4 in Los Angeles, California. Photo: Getty Images
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Meet Néstor Carbonell, who plays Yanko Flores on The Morning Show

A third-culture kid born to Cuban parents, Carbonell got his big break in Suddenly Susan, before appearing in The Dark Knight Rises, Lost and Shōgun.

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Meet Boyd Holbrook, who plays fan favourite Bro Hartman on The Morning Show

From Kentucky roots to Hollywood star, the latest addition to the Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon drama is shaking things up in season 4.

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Meet Nicole Beharie, who stole the spotlight as Chris Hunter on The Morning Show

The highly accomplished actress attended Juilliard and Oxford, made her acting debut in 2008, and has showcased her musical talents too.

Nicole Beharie’s character is the focus of the latest episode of The Morning Show. Photo: @nikkibeharie/Instagram
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The Last Frontier on Apple TV+ is a cross between Con Air and The Fugitive

The Last Frontier producer Jon Bokenkamp and actors Jason Clarke and Simone Kessell talk about the new series and filming in Alaska.

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Why Gary Oldman considers Jackson Lamb one of his favourite characters

With the fifth season of Slow Horses on screens, Gary Oldman talks about ‘Lamb hair’ and how he loves playing the lead role, Jackson Lamb.

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Meet Karen Pittman, who plays the tenacious Mia Jordan on The Morning Show

The Emmy-nominated actress appears in the Apple TV+ show with Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon – she was also in And Just Like That and Yellowstone.

Emmy-nominated actress Karen Pittman is making waves for her role as Mia Jordan in The Morning Show. Photo: @thekarenpittman/Instagram
American cinema

Brett Goldstein explores the messiness of love in Apple TV+ film All of You

New Apple TV+ film All of You explores a sticky conundrum: what if your soulmate and your best friend were different people?

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This image released by Apple TV+ shows Brett Goldstein, right, and Imogen Poots in a scene from “All of You.” (Tereza Cervenova/Apple TV+ via AP)
Fashion

How double-breasted suits became this season’s hottest menswear piece

Hollywood’s leading men are reclaiming the jacket once seen as stuffy – and giving it a fresh, surprisingly easy-to-wear twist.

Fame and celebrity

‘The clock is ticking’: Ben Stiller on turning 60, Al Pacino in Severance

Stiller has been very busy, writing Severance season three, finishing a documentary about his parents, prepping a World War II film and more.

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Meet Luke Macfarlane, the actor who plays Charlie in Apple TV+’s Platonic

Macfarlane – who is not related to Family Guy’s Seth MacFarlane – is back with Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen for the Apple TV+ show’s second season.

Luke Macfarlane plays Charlie, Sylvia’s husband, in Apple TV+‘s Platonic. Photo: @ten_minutes_younger/Instagram
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Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical brings Peanuts comic to Apple TV+

Craig Schulz, son of Peanuts creator Charles. S. Schulz, reveals how he leaned into his childhood for the film’s story.

A still from Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical, a bittersweet musical camp adventure on Apple TV+. Photo: Apple TV+
Fame and celebrity

Severance and The Studio lead Emmy nominations as Apple TV+ dominates

The White Lotus got its usual flowering of acting nominations, including nods for Carrie Coon and Walton Goggins.

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What does F1: The Movie’s flying start mean for Apple’s film business?

The early box office success of Apple’s Brad Pitt-led drama bodes well for the iPhone maker, and may influence its approach to future films.

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