Samantha Bee on Moving to the Woods to Keep ‘Full Frontal’ — and Her Family — Alive
Even a midseason relocation to the boonies of New York couldn’t trip up the TBS late-night host’s illuminating, supportive, and still-funny weekly news show.
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AFI Docs 2020: 10 of the Most Exciting Films in This Year’s Lineup
The robust documentary slate is entirely available for online viewing, including new films from both beloved filmmakers and rising stars.
‘Long Gone Summer’ Review: ESPN’s Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa Doc Is a Big Ol’ Whiff
A home run derby without the suspense, A.J. Schnack’s 30 for 30 documentary on baseball’s 1998 home run race doesn’t exactly swing for the fences.
Kathryn Hahn Proves She Can Do It All in ‘I Know This Much Is True,’ ‘Mrs. Fletcher’—Awards Spotlight
After a banner year on television, the star of two distinct (and distinguished) HBO series helps break down her tremendous range.
‘Normal People’: Sally Rooney and Lenny Abrahamson Made a Daunting Adaptation a Sweeping Success
Along with Alice Birch and a phenomenal cast, the novelist-turned-screenwriter and director-of-novels made “Normal People” outstanding all over again.
‘I Know This Much Is True’ Is Heartbreaking, but Derek Cianfrance Knows Pain Can Help Us Heal
“I Know This Much Is True” is unyielding in its portrait of grief, but the writer-director explains why he — and audiences — are drawn to tragedies, even now.
7 New Netflix Shows in June 2020, and the Best Reasons to Watch
The best series on Netflix is leaving, so here are seven new options to distract yourself. (Also: Did you know you can, in fact, watch “Mad Men” without Netflix?)
Ramy Youssef on Season 2’s New Direction and How Mahershala Ali Reshaped ‘Ramy’ — Awards Spotlight
The creator and star of “Ramy” also explains why comedy will always be a priority for the Hulu series and examines his character’s “intimacy problem.”
‘Killing Eve’ Review: Season 3 Finale Struggles to See Past the Same Ending
In trying to pay homage to the past, “Killing Eve” refuses to commit to its future — or anything at all.
‘Central Park’ Review: Loren Bouchard’s Good-Natured Musical for Apple TV+ Is Ambitious to a Fault
The “Bob’s Burgers” creator crams all his favorite things — animation! songs! blind casting! — into an amiable, witty, and educational new comedy.
‘Ramy’ Season 2 Review: Ramy Youssef’s Excellent Hulu Series Outgrows Its Main Character
Ramy Youssef proves he’s much more self-aware than his spiritually lost lead with an expansive, insightful, and inclusive sophomore season.
Lake Bell Built ‘Bless This Mess’ Into a Distinct Sitcom with Indie Spirit — Awards Spotlight
A broadcast sitcom may seem pretty far removed from the independent film world, but Lake Bell relied on patience, ingenuity, and resourcefulness to enrich ABC’s beautiful “Mess.”
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The Order Finale Recap: Who Didn't Survive the 'Magic Apocalypse'?
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