HCA TV Awards Night Two: ‘Severance,’ ‘Ted Lasso’ and ‘Dopesick’ win big for Streaming
The Hollywood Critics Association (HCA) revealed the TV award winners for Streaming programming during night two of their two-night television celebration at The Beverly Hilton,... Read More
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‘Not Okay’ review: A lie in Paris reveals the truth in Quinn Shephard’s biting social media influencer satire [B+]
Last year’s Best Picture-nominated Don’t Look Up was hailed as a modern masterpiece of satire, skewering society in a way only Adam McKay and a... Read More
Interview: Funnyman Michael Showalter gets serious about his directing work in ‘The Dropout’ and more [VIDEO]
Who knew that the same man who gave us The Michael Showalter Showalter would be the same person who goes on to direct the most... Read More
‘Wildhood’ review: A profound and inclusive entry in the queer coming-of-age tale canon (A-)
Dealing with toxic family members is undoubtedly messy. Although they may be connected by blood, if they’re finding ways to crush one’s happiness, the best... Read More
‘Only Murders in the Building’ review: More murder and more mayhem makes season two of the mystery comedy a must-see [Grade: A-]
In any media, there’s something known as the “sophomore slump.” This is when a great first entry, including music and television, paves the way into... Read More
‘The Bear’ review: A down and dirty look at a Chicago restaurant gives Jeremy Allen White a star-making turn [Grade: B+]
There’s no shortage of television shows that depict grief and sadness. Prime Video’s Fleabag is an exploration through one woman’s sadness after the loss of... Read More
Interview: Chloë Sevigny talks ‘The Girl from Plainville,’ ‘Russian Doll,’ and discusses her acting process [VIDEO]
Whether it’s Big Love, The Mindy Project, We Are Who We Are on television, or her Oscar-nominated turn in 1999’s Boys Don’t Cry, Chloë Sevigny... Read More
Interview: Anna Konkle on the origins of ‘PEN15’ and how she became more comfortable as a writer [VIDEO]
Anna Konkle seems astonished by all the adulation and the large following she’s developed due to her work on Hulu’s PEN15. To her, it’s about... Read More
‘Fire Island’ review: Escape to a Never-Never Land full of tea and sympathy in the year’s funniest and sexiest queer rom-com [Grade: A-]
Fire Island is a bright celebration of what friendship stands for: sharing laughs and creating fond memories with your best Judys through thick and thin.... Read More
Interview: Andrew Ahn and Joel Kim Booster discuss Pride, Prejudice and PrEP of ‘Fire Island’ and the glory that is Bowen Yang
Fire Island began the way many good scripts do, with a ‘Wouldn’t it be funny if…?’ prompt. That was the kernel that popped for Joel... Read More
Interview: With the Tennis Romance ‘Challengers,’ Writer Justin Kuritzkes Serves Up the Hottest Film of the Year 
84th Peabody Awards Nominations for Documentary, News, Public Service, Radio/Podcast Announced 
2024 Cannes Film Festival: Immersive Program Features Cate Blanchett, Jessica Chastain, Colin Farrell and More 
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