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Knight of Cups is Terrence Malick’s eighth released feature and like many of his films it is unique film making. Held together by the barest of narrative threads, the film follows a kind of rambling, stream of consciousness existential reckoning by its lone protagonist, Rick (Christian Bale), adrift in his life recollections on the backdrop of stunning Southern California locations.

Actor, author, stoner icon, polymath James Franco is liable to cause a worldwide hyphen shortage. The three-time Golden Globe nominee (Best Actor Drama for 127 Hours in 2011; Best Actor Comedy for Pineapple Express in 2009 and Golden Globe winner in 2002 as the eponymous star of James Dean) Franco is also an Ivy league university teacher, PhD candidate, author (the short story collection Palo Alto), dance theater director and conceptual artist who has mounted installations from Sundance to the Gagosian gallery.

In 2015 a delegation of HFPA journalists were lucky enough to travel to England to visit the set of Downton Abbey and tour the iconic Highclere Castle that serves as the manor around which revolved the plots of the immensely popular, Golden Globe-winning drama. The stunning Jacobethan manor in Hampshire was every bit as majestic in person as it appears on film.

Anthropomorphic animal tales have been a cultural mainstay for a couple of millennia this side of Aesop, but it was Walt Disney of course, who elevated the genre to cultural trope – and built an empire on animal animation. With that pedigree (and studio honcho John Lasseter’s reverence for Disney tradition) it’s no wonder that Zootopia, the latest animated feature from Walt Disney Animation, follows squarely in those footsteps.

Eddie “The Eagle” Edwards is certainly one of the most colorful sports figures in Olympic history. An amateur athlete who was dead set on becoming Britain’s first Olympic Ski Jump competitor and who managed, against daunting odds, to do just that at the 1988 Calgary Games.

From Bad Lieutenant to Training Day, corrupt-cop police dramas hold an enduring allure. Shades of Blue adapts the genre to the hour-long network drama with a yarn centered on a rogue NYPD unit operating in Brooklyn’s 64th precinct.

“I was a big fan of Soap and a big fan of Soapdish and a big fan of Tootsie”, says Eva Longoria who cited those soap opera themed plots as a template for NBC’s Telenovela, the sitcom that is set behind the scenes of a Spanish-language soap. The setting is ripe for appropriately over-the-top hijinks amongst the self-absorbed cast of the show within a show, although the Golden Globe nominated actress (Desperate Housewives, 2007) hastens to add that differently from other “Latino crossover” adaptations (like Jane the Virgin) this show is entirely original.

In an eleven-episode first run, Superstore performed honorably as part of NBC’s mid-season slate. Produced by Ruben Fleischer’s shingle The District, Superstore, the one-camera half-hour is set in a fictional St.

The SyFy Channel’s The Expanse imagines a mid-range future in which humans have colonized the Solar System. People have widened their habitat – but their nature hasn’t changed much, and that is the purview of police detective Josephus Miller (Thomas Jane), a post-terrestrial cop who was born in the asteroid belt and whose missing person investigation into a young woman’s disappearance uncovers a vast conspiracy which threatens the very continued existence of humanity.

Girlfriend’s Guide to Divorce, as the network proclaims, marks Bravo’s first foray into “scripted series”. The show stars Lisa Edelstein (House’s Dr.