The first season of 'Pluribus' is truly American. It stands against the siren song of collectivism currently growing in the U ...

One Battle After Another,” a blistering satire about radical politics, and “Hamnet,” a look at William Shakespeare’s ...

Pluribus' helmer Adam Bernstein has inked a deal to direct 'Bender,' a new coming-of-age comedy starring Bill Burr.

Rhea Seehorn and Karolina Wydra in “Pluribus,” now streaming on Apple TV (Courtesy Apple TV)Going into Sunday night’s Golden ...

Fans of central planning once hoped that computers would allow economies to get closer to the harmonious “Pluribus” model.

Pluribus, starring Rhea Seehorn, has finished its first season, and the Apple TV sci-fi show has things it desperately needs ...

The season one finale ("La Chia o El Mundo") returns to Kusimayu (Darinka Arones), the indigenous Peruvian woman who viewers ...

The long war against the Espheni finally reaches its conclusion in the final episode of Falling Skies. This sci-fi drama ...

The “super flu” behind outbreaks in the US and UK is a new variant of influenza A H3N2, subclade K. Existing vaccines appear to be insufficiently effective against the virus.

Pluribus Season 1 presents a fascinating sci-fi mystery and leaves viewers with plenty of questions heading into Season 2.

Pluribus is a coldly intelligent character study about individualism and the cost of remaining human when the apocalypse arrives.