The Best New TV Shows of February 2026

Many historical documentaries feel like dry lectures, simply presenting old photos and letters. While there’s a need for that type of content, it’s refreshing when a filmmaker offers a fresh, insightful take on the past that resonates with today’s audience. That’s exactly what Henry Louis Gates Jr. – a Harvard professor and creator of PBS series like The Black Church and Great Migrations – does in Black and Jewish America. This four-part documentary explores the complex and deeply intertwined history of Black and Jewish communities in America.

The newest trend in L.A. office space: In-house studios for traveling influencers

As a movie reviewer, I’ve noticed a fascinating trend happening here in LA. Brands are realizing that all these stars and social media influencers need spaces to create content, so they’re building these really cool, Instagrammable spots. I’m talking about places where they can try out products and shoot quick videos. Companies like Puma, Skims (Kim Kardashian’s brand), and e.l.f. Cosmetics are leading the charge, creating dedicated areas for influencers to experience their products and share them with the world. It’s essentially turning brand experience into content creation, and it’s happening everywhere!