10 TV Shows and Movies to Watch the Week of January 12, 2020

Mick Jagger said it best: You can't always get what you want.Cinephiles felt this disappointment acutely in early January when the 92nd Academy Award nominations arrived. Taking their outrage to Twitter, they lobbed 240-character firebombs at AMPAS, undeserving directors and the entire Hollywood system itself.

Valentine's Day is about three things: Love, chocolate, and sitting on the couch with your significant other and vegging out while you watch Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey flirt with each other. If you're looking for something to watch on Valentine's Day, check out our list of the best romantic movies and TV shows to stream on Amazon Prime Video.

Out with the old, in with the new on Hulu. After revealing the the heaping list of new titles that will be added to the streaming service in February 2020, Hulu has also announced that several films will soon be disappearing from its library near the end of the month.

Sometimes it feels like the Super Bowl has become so commercialized that the football being played in between the multi-million dollar ads trying to sell you a new car that can park itself is an afterthought. But we at TV Guide love football, and we want you to love football too.

Available on: Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, FX

Last week, ousted Grammys CEO Deborah Dugan took to the Grammys with a sledgehammer, alleging in an equal opportunity complaint that the Recording Academy is rife with rampant sexual misconduct, voter fraud, and racialised and gendered bias. It was a document that has already changed the music industry in a profound and irreversible way, and that probably will continue to do so in the future.

This week's lineup of new TV shows and movies is just so, so good—especially for music lovers. You have the Grammy Awards and Taylor Swift's Netflix documentary coming out days apart.

You've heard of Netflix and chill, but how about Hulu and fulu'ing around? This Valentine's Day, use the force of three major media companies to find something romantic to stream. Hulu's extensive back catalog means you'll find plenty of romantic comedies, dramedies, and dramas to choose from when setting the mood for a frisky Friday night.

If the thought of being tied into an 18-month Sky subscription contract fills you with fear, Now TV is a handy alternative that won’t put a hole in your wallet this January.

Valentine's Day is about three things: Love, romance, and sitting on the couch with your significant other and vegging out while you watch Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey flirt with each other. If you're looking for something to watch on Valentine's Day, check out our list of the best romantic movies and TV shows to stream on Amazon Prime Video.

Valentine's Day (and the month leading up to it) is a time to celebrate that thing we call love, and what better way to show that special someone in your life that you love them than sitting on the couch and watching TV? If you've got a hot date with takeout and your partner for Valentine's Day and need something to set the pace, check out our list of the best romantic movies and TV shows to stream on Netflix.

Listen, we know it's hard when your faves suddenly disappear from . Perhaps you were mid-binge or just never got around to hitting play on the show that's been in your queue for years.

Netflix is starting to lift the veil on its viewership numbers and the methods by which it arrives at those numbers. The streaming service still keeps most of his data close to the chest, of course, but there are occasions when the site sheds some light on what subscribers are watching, particularly when those numbers are impressive.

Mega Movie Week is back for 2020, ready to brighten up those dark January evenings with some of the UK's biggest films, available to download at discounted prices. 

I don't know about you, but I just feel off this week. It's freezing outside.

After bouncing its gritty drama “Snowpiercer” from TNT to TBS and back to TNT again, the networks formerly known as Turner experienced a bit of a brand identity crisis last year.

The 2010s will forever be known as kicking off the Golden Age of Television, an era when TV shows didn't just match the quality of movies; they surpassed them. And thankfully, the industry is showing no signs of slowing down.

Actress January Jones got the inside scoop on all things The Bachelor after agreeing to go on two dates with the reality TV show’s “villain”, Nick Viall.

Actress January Jones got the inside scoop on all things The Bachelor after agreeing to go on two dates with the reality TV show’s “villain,” Nick Viall.

January Jones, who is an outspoken member of "Bachelor" Nation, recently confirmed that she briefly dated one of its stars, Nick Viall.