‘Lance’ Review: ESPN’s Absorbing Lance Armstrong Documentary Still Reveals Little
Marina Zenovich’s three-hour doc doesn’t let the unapologetic athlete off the hook, but settles for a direct presentation of his obvious contradictions.
TV Reviews
‘City So Real’ Review: Steve James’ Gripping Sundance Doc on Chicago Politics Is a Must-See
The Oscar-nominated documentarian’s four-part series on the 2019 Chicago mayoral election is his official portrait of the city — and America, as well.
‘Saturday Night Live’ Review: The Best and Worst of Adam Driver’s Third Time Hosting
This week’s “SNL” saw Adam Driver ring in the New Year for the sketch comedy institution, proving just how funny he is one more time.
‘Star Trek: Picard’ Review: Patrick Stewart Revisits ‘The Next Generation’ for the Nostalgia Generation
Captain Jean-Luc Picard is back! The CBS All Access series sends the retired captain on a return trip to space. And that’s pretty much it.
‘Awkwafina Is Nora From Queens’ Review: Comedy Central Series Is as Awkward as Its Title
Lacking narrative consistency and the storytelling savvy to deliver chaotic laughs, Awkwafina’s TV debut is a bit of a mess.
SAG Awards 2020 Review: Ranking All the Speeches from Another Solid Show
If anyone should know how to give a great speech, it’s actors, and the SAG Awards telecast trusts them to do just that.
‘Sex Education’ Season 2 Review: TV’s Most Wholesome Sex Comedy Is Still a Rare Delight
Delving deeper into its lovable characters, stunning scenery, and sensible sex advice, this PG-13 “Euphoria” just keeps getting better.
‘Everything’s Gonna Be Okay’ Review: A Family Story With Love and Laughter in Unexpected Places
“Please Like Me” creator Josh Thomas’ latest series finds a magical balance between three siblings plunged into a new family dynamic.
‘Avenue 5’ Review: Hugh Laurie Steers HBO’s Chaotic Space Odyssey Through a Rocky Start
Armando Iannucci’s comedy about a calamitous space cruise orbits disaster itself, but there are enough signs of life to merit the journey.
‘The New Pope’ Review: Paolo Sorrentino’s Gorgeous and Outrageous HBO Sequel Cuts Even Deeper
Jude Law is still the hottest priest in Hollywood, but John Malkovich’s rise proves to be an invigorating, hysterical sacrament for body and soul.
‘Sanditon’ Review: Masterpiece’s Jane Austen Adaptation on PBS Is Perfect Escapist Fare
Come for the sexy intrigue and period costumes and stay for Theo James not wearing those period costumes.
‘Medical Police’ Review: ‘Childrens Hospital’ Team Delivers Another Ambitious Genre Parody
Erinn Hayes and Rob Huebel are the ideal duo to lead a “cop doctor” procedural and poke fun at the genre from the inside out.
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Liz Heldens Sets Drama Pilot ‘Big Leap’ at Fox
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Impeachment TV: Donald Trump’s Attorney Calls John Bolton Manuscript Reports “Inadmissible”
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David Schwimmer Defends Friends Against Present-Day Critics: 'That Show Was Groundbreaking In Its Time'
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SAG Awards vs. Oscars: How often do the 4 acting winners match?
