His handmade paper props—including lottery tickets, postage stamps, and first editions—help bring history to life. (Click photo to read.)

Neurodiverse actors on As We See It is alternately comforting, cathartic and outright fun. (Click photo to read.)  

Hailed for her forthright, respectful reporting, Judy Woodruff been known to miff politicians on the left and right. (Click photo to read.)  

Chef Bobby Flay has plenty of irons in the fire and pots on the stove as host or competitor in a trio of cooking competition shows. (Click photo to read.)  

The underwater shoot for My Octopus Teacher required the utmost sensitivity — and revealed an extraordinary friendship. (Click photo to read.)  

Current issues echo in Dickinson, a playful portrait of an artist ahead of her time. (Click photo to read.)  

As season seventeen wraps on Bravo’s Top Chef, fans of Padma Lakshmi (and there are many) can tuck into Taste the Nation, her new Hulu show exploring America’s many immigrant cuisines. (Click photo to read.)  

As mouthy Maysa and mysterious Marcia, an actress turns heads in disparate roles. (Click photo to read.)  

Art meets commerce in the new design competition with Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, streaming — bien sûr! — on Amazon. From the Paris opener to the final cut, it’s all about finding fashion’s next global phenom. (Click photo to read.)  

Maura Tierney, like everyone on Showtime’s The Affair, did not know how the story would end. (Click photo to read.)