All the talk in Hollywood right now is who’s going to buy HBO Max‘s parent company, Warner Bros.: Netflix or Paramount? One of the reasons HBO itself is so highly prized is because the premium cable network has a brand for quality television that’s still unmatched.

This streaming service is chock-full of new, hit shows and movies, but it also has a lot of prestige titles lurking in the catalog. Now's the perfect time to hit play.

HBO Max's Heated Rivalry, the Canadian hockey romance series that took the Internet by storm, delivered one of the best enemies-to-lovers stories on the small screen in its short six-episode freshman

HBO Max's "Station Eleven" was described as chilling by some viewers drawing parallels to the COVID-19 pandemic raging at the same time as its release.

A surprise smash hit for HBO Max, the Canadian gay hockey series “Heated Rivalry” has pushed buttons, prompted serious conversations and created overnight stars.

Separate from the HBO library of shows like The Sopranos or The Wire, HBO Max Originals were designed to draw a broader audience to the streaming service. In a short period of time, the HBO Max Original brand has produced some must-see shows that are required viewing for subscribers. In no particular order, we’ll break down the best of the brand.

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Unless you've been living under a rock or perhaps on some sort of space adventure, you're probably at least a little familiar with "Heated Rivalry," the Crave and HBO Max collaboration that's heating up the streaming charts.

Few dramas are as engrossing as Mare of Easttown, and the series has aged incredibly well. Mad Men arrived on HBO Max for the first time at the start of this month, and every subscriber should take the opportunity to stream it.

HBO Max's Heated Rivalry, based on Rachel Reid's Game Changers, has quickly become one of the most talked-about queer romance series of the year, earning passionate fan support, critical appreciation

HBO Max cancelled Tokyo Vice after just two seasons, even though the series was critically acclaimed and a masterpiece of the crime thriller genre.