Reader beware: This story contains spoilers for the first three episodes of "The Testaments" and the book by Margaret Atwood. Gilead's oppressive regime isn't a fun story to bear witness to, but we ...

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King Arthur is dead and you, Mordred, died killing him. Now Arthur has cursed the afterlife. In order to bring peace to the island of Avalon, you must do what you do best: Kill Arthur – or rather, the ...

SPOILER ALERT: The following reveals major plot points from Hulu‘s series premiere of The Testaments. Surprise! If fans of The Handmaid’s Tale were worried they’d never see June Osbourne again, they ...

‘The Testaments’ returns to Gilead in Hulu’s continuation of Margaret Atwood’s story; it stars Ann Dowd and Chase Infiniti and premieres April 8. Reading time 5 minutes The Handmaid’s Tale ended last ...

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The 'One Battle After Another' star anchors this loose adaptation of Margaret Atwood's novel, returning viewers to Gilead less than a year after the original series ended. By Daniel Fienberg Chief ...

Don’t be fooled by the lighter tone of Margaret Atwood’s follow-on. June’s daughter is now grown up in Gilead, where daily horrors are still in full swing – and Aunt Lydia is back I had to give up on ...

The revolution against the ruthless, theocratic, and totalitarian regime of Gilead didn’t end in The Handmaid’s Tale. In fact, it’s only just begun in The Testaments—now with a new, younger generation ...

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What to stream this week (clockwise from top left): Privileges; Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat; Sisters; Something Very Bad is Going to Happen; The Testaments; and The Rise of the Red Hot Chili ...