Contributor: Kristin Smith

Starz tells the story of King James I and his male lovers in this gratuitous, profane and salacious series, Mary & George.

Hozier wishes an uptight woman would enjoy life as he does in his latest single, “Too Sweet.”

A mother T-Rex and her three rambunctious babies play, fight and explore their Mesozoic world in Netflix’s Bad Dinosaur.

Justin Timberlake declares his love and passion for his wife in his new single “Selfish.”

Peacock unravels a profane, racy mystery amid a supposedly tight-knit family in its latest TV-MA series, Apples Never Fall.

This single from former YouTube phenomenon Teddy Swims has some psychological insights … and some pretty big problems, too.

The NYPD hires a quirky, former defense attorney in “Elsbeth.” And while it’s a likable show, the content is sometimes out of order.

Pharrell Williams and Miley Cyrus join forces to release a sultry, sexualized dance anthem, “Doctor (Work It Out)”.

CBS’s Ghosts has more problems than you’d expect, and its premise feels dead tired.

Beyoncé breaks into the country music world with an earworm that tells a small, profane story in “Texas Hold ‘Em”.

Special agents save America against domestic threats in Dick Wolf’s FBI.

Grammy-award winner Victoria Monét arrogantly, crudely and profanely expresses the confidence she has in herself.

Benson Boone asks God to preserve his newest blessings in his song, “Beautiful Things.”

Dee Davis becomes the hero in her story and saves a mysterious realm, along with some beloved friends, in Dee & Friends In Oz.

He-Man and his crew fight Skeletor’s evil forces in a battle between technology and magic in Netflix’s Masters of the Universe: Revolution.