‘Sex Next Door’ Review: Quibi Offers a Respectful Look at Four Seattle Sex Workers
This short-form documentary series humanizes sex workers while de-stigmatizing a compelling range of alternative sexualities.
TV Reviews
‘The Umbrella Academy’ Review: Season 2 Almost Finds a Satisfying Way Out of Its Apocalypse Problem
The Netflix comics adaptation has some fun spreading its core cast across time, but stopping the end of the world (again) only leaves so much room to grow.
‘Frayed’ Review: HBO Max Comedy Embraces the Perils and Unhappiness of Going Home
The streaming platform’s latest TV import blends goofiness and heart in a family story with ’80s trappings and timeless jokes.
‘The Weight of Gold’ Review: HBO Sports Doc Gives Lightweight Treatment to Heavy Issue
Brett Rapkin’s examination of the ailing mental health of Olympic athletes is necessary, but packing it into a broadcast-ready hourlong package does it no favors.
‘Last Chance U: Laney’ Review: Netflix Series Gives a Calm and Steady Goodbye to Football
The idea of the storybook season meets its satisfying match at the end of a show that was never really that much about wins and losses to begin with.
‘Room 104’ Review: Season 4 Brings HBO’s Whimsical Experiment to a Triumphant Close
Mark Duplass’ low-budget, high-concept anthology series saw an impressive array of talent transform its dingy, magical motel room.
‘Corporate’ Review: Comedy Central Gem’s Final Season Finds Solace in a Lighter Shade of Doom
The show’s third season still brilliantly underlines the ways that we’re all doomed — but manages to find some small comfort along the way.
‘The Alienist: Angel of Darkness’ Review: TNT’s Stately Detective Series Delivers Another Dud
If you’re looking for a dark and gritty drama with at least one dead baby, you’re better off with “Perry Mason.”
The ’30 Rock’ Reunion Is Superb Cross-Promotional Jargon and Downright Bizarre TV
Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin travel through the looking glass in a well-written and impressively produced reunion that doesn’t quite fit the “30 Rock” ethos.
‘Intelligence’ Review: David Schwimmer Can’t Quite Salvage a Senseless Peacock Comedy
Though Schwimmer’s comic talents are given a deserved spotlight, Nick Mohammed’s British cyber-spy sitcom dims the star’s return to comedy.
‘Brave New World’ Review: Peacock’s First Original Series Injects a Little Fun into Prestige TV
Peacock enters the streaming wars with a solid, self-aware update of Aldous Huxley’s warning that society might become overstimulated by entertainment.
‘P-Valley’ Review: Trap Music Meets Film Noir in a Series Unlike Anything Ever Seen on TV
Welcome to the full grit and glitter of the Dirty South, courtesy of Starz’s lyrical and atmospheric new show premiering July 12.
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Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet’ Lands September Debut in China
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‘I Used to Go Here’: Gillian Jacobs Heads Back to College
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French Cinema Owner Destroys ‘Mulan’ Pop-Up Art In Protest Against Disney’s Decision To Skip Theaters
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Zoë Kravitz Reacts to High Fidelity's Cancellation: 'Breakups Suck'
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