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CBS’ Silence of the Lambs Sequel Clarice Robs a Unique Franchise of Its Personality
For a show about a brilliant behavioral scientist, Clarice doesn’t seem especially interested in building a psychological profile that feels specific
The New Class of Comfort TV: 16 Shows to Watch When You Run Out of Friends and The Office
Finished 'The West Wing'? Try 'Borgen'
What HBO’s Fake Famous Doesn’t Understand About Young People and Influencer Culture
A new documentary argues the obvious: that influencer culture is soulless. What’s harder, and what would have made for a more worthwhile film, is to explain why such vapidity appeals to young people
How the Creators of HBO’s The Lady and the Dale Told a Sensitive Story About a Complicated Trans Trailblazer
The new docuseries paints a multidimensional portrait of the auto entrepreneur and complicated transgender trailblazer Liz Carmichael
What to Know About the Book Behind Netflix’s Firefly Lane
Kristin Hannah's novel traces a friendship over several decades
Netflix’s Undeniably Cheesy Gal-Pal Drama Firefly Lane Pairs Well With a Glass of Wine
By most metrics, 'Firefly Lane' is simply not a good show. Yet despite its many limitations, there's something lovable about it.
The Long Song Is a Brilliant Tale of Slavery’s End in Jamaica, Frustratingly Told
If only the show had the courage to follow through on the irreverence of its opening scene
WandaVision Deserves the Hype. But It Penalizes Casual Marvel Viewers With Confusion
As an MCU novice, I found myself wondering: how many movies would I have to watch to make this show make sense?
Everything You Need to Know Before Watching WandaVision
The experimental new Disney+ series is best viewed with a basic understanding of its characters' histories in the context of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
The Bachelor Finally Cast a Black Man. But Racism in the Franchise Has Overshadowed His Season
After 24 seasons, 'The Bachelor' finally gets its first Black lead
Samsung’s Newest Frame TV Will Offer Both Portrait and Landscape Mode
The feature will only be available on the TV's upcoming 43-inch model.
In Pretend It’s a City, Martin Scorsese Shares the Pleasure of Fran Lebowitz’s Company
If you know anything about Lebowitz, it has probably already struck you that streaming television is a bizarre place to find her.