Celebrity Life

Filmmaker Ry Russo-Young turns the camera on her own life, documenting how her two lesbian mothers were sued by her sperm donor in 1991

After a slow first two episodes, the show’s alchemy of spectacle, suspense and storytelling starts working. A binge becomes not just inevitable, but also unexpectedly satisfying.

The broadcast sitcom is more than just a casualty of the streaming wars. Its death is a sign of a fragmented society

Actor Devery Jacobs writes about how the comedy series takes on the issue in a way rarely seen in pop culture

Jeff Daniels stars in a Rust Belt crime drama too mired in small-town misery to say anything new

A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle. So goes the old feminist slogan. But that doesn’t mean life on Earth would continue as normal if every mammal with a Y chromosome suddenly dropped dead.

HBO casts Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac in a loosely gender-flipped remake of Ingmar Bergman's classic miniseries.

If there’s a point to this exercise, it gets lost amid so many scenery-chomping reenactments of scenes we’ve seen replayed on the news and parodied in late-night comedy for more than two decades

From Spike Lee's controversial love letter to New York to Sandra Oh's satire of life in academia.

Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez team up on murder podcast in this charming trifle from Hulu

From Impeachment: American Crime Story to Midnight Mass, here are the buzziest fall TV releases

I’ve been an English professor for nearly 20 years, but people still tell me I don’t look like one. Not because I’m young (I’m not), but because I’m Asian American. Whenever professors are depicted in shows or movies, they’re usually stereotypes—elitist, intimidating, eccentric, out of touch, occasionally inspiring—and they’re almost always white and male and,…