The Culture Is Lit and I Had a Ball: On HBO’s “The Idol”
Sophie Frances Kemp reviews HBO’s “The Idol.”
Sophie Frances Kemp reviews HBO’s “The Idol.”
Sophie Frances KempJul 25, 2023
J. D. Connor ponders how AI is transforming the media landscape, the law, and our lives.
J. D. ConnorJul 22, 2023
Leigh-Michil George reviews Shondaland’s “Queen Charlotte,” and asks about the nature of the game being played.
Leigh-Michil GeorgeJul 17, 2023
Sean T. Collins and Julia Gfrörer lay out the generic terms of the erotic thriller’s morose relation, the erotic bummer.
Sean T. Collins, Julia GfrörerJul 7, 2023
Ali Royals reviews Nicholas Britell’s “Succession: Season 4” soundtrack.
Ali RoyalsJul 2, 2023
Amanda Walujono reviews Netflix’s new dramedy “Beef.”
Amanda WalujonoJun 30, 2023
Brienne Adams examines stan culture and its relationship to Black and queer love in Amazon Prime’s “Swarm.”
Brienne AdamsJun 9, 2023
J. D. Connor discusses Netflix’s business model, specwork in comedy, and the extraction of surplus value from Black labor.
J. D. ConnorApr 27, 2023
Nicholas Russell reviews Peacock’s new series “Mrs. Davis,” created by Tara Hernandez and Damon Lindelof.
Nicholas RussellApr 21, 2023
Samantha Pergadia reviews Netflix’s “Love Is Blind” in the context of Victorian literature.
Samantha PergadiaMar 1, 2023
Jorge Cotte reviews HBO’s “The White Lotus.”
Jorge CotteFeb 10, 2023
Farah Bakaari reviews “Ramy,” “Mo,” and shows about Muslim life on American TV.
Farah BakaariFeb 3, 2023
R. Colin Tait discusses Michael Schulman’s profile of Jeremy Strong.
R. Colin TaitDec 20, 2022
Aaron Bady reviews Tony Gilroy’s “Andor,” streaming on Disney+.
Aaron BadyDec 8, 2022
Dan Callahan analyzes the unique screen presence of actress Judy Davis, most recently starring in the film “Nitram.”
Dan CallahanNov 30, 2022
Michael Szalay asks Kim Jee-woon about his new Apple TV+ series, “Dr. Brain.”
Michael SzalayNov 11, 2022
Jarrod Shanahan reviews Travis Linnemann’s penetrating new book, “The Horror of Police.”
Jarrod ShanahanOct 31, 2022
Sarah Mesle assesses the first season of HBO’s “Game of Thrones” spinoff, “House of the Dragon.”
Sarah MesleOct 24, 2022
Julia Leyda and Anne Marit Waade explore the link between transitioning away from fossil fuels and menopause in the Danish Netflix series “Borgen...
Anne Marit Waade, Julia LeydaOct 18, 2022
Israel Daramola reviews Nathan Fielder’s “The Rehearsal.”
Israel DaramolaOct 14, 2022
Madeline Ullrich examines self-narrative television through the lenses of "Somebody Somewhere" and "Life & Beth."
Madeline UllrichAug 17, 2022
José Vergara speaks to Mo Rocca, writer for “Wishbone,” about turning classics into a children’s television series starring a dog.
José VergaraJun 24, 2022
Victoria Myers considers the resonances between the author Joan Didion and the star persona of Jennifer Aniston.
Victoria MyersApr 18, 2022
Sophia Stewart reviews Annie Berke's new book on the creative lives of women writers in postwar television
Sophia StewartMar 30, 2022