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MaryLand finally reveals the plot behind the Suranne Jones family drama, and it's a lot smaller and sadder than expected.

After a good few years of overlong, cringingly unfunny, and pandering Academy Awards telecasts, this year’s Oscars had a refreshing sharpness and humor to them, but sadly, the Brits were shut out.

Good news for fans of dark, interesting and occasionally creepy detective shows! British network ITV has officially confirmed that Broadchurch has been renewed for a third season.

The announcement that the detective drama would return for another go

December 16, 1775 is the birthday of beloved author Jane Austen, whose books and life continue inspire passionate devotion worldwide. But what happens when Janeites gather and what do they talk about? Let's find out.

World on Fire shows us a reconciliation in Egypt between Lois and Harry, while Stan, escaping from the desert with Rajib under deadly conditions, receives a harsh lesson in racism.

Misfit comedy The Outlaws has officially been renewed for a third season by the BBC and Prime Video.

The prequel to beloved crime drama Prime Suspect is coming to America this June, and Masterpiece has released a trailer for the highly anticipated series!

Titled Prime Suspect: Tennison, the series takes place in 1973, eighteen years prior to the

The twisty, morally complicated friendship drama Truelove is set to arrive on Acorn TV in March.

The first season of period drama Victoria is drawing to a close. The season finale will air on PBS stations nationwide on Sunday, March 5.

But don’t worry. That’s not going to be the end of the story. Not by a long shot. The show was renewed for a

In this installment of British Actresses You Should Know, we profile Joanne Froggatt beyond her Downton Abbey fame, from her early days in British soaps to the new thriller Sherwood.

Starring Sharon D Clarke as the titular detective, Acorn TV's new series, Inspector Ellis, debuts with a feature-length episode that's complex, intelligent, and dark.

The Masterpiece miniseries of Daniel Deronda aired in 2002 but still holds strong as a brilliant interpretation of George Eliot’s last and most complex novel.