Interview: ‘Maid’ showrunner Molly Smith Metzler on adapting Stephanie Land’s memoir, working with a mother-daughter duo, and inspiring viewers to take action
Maid, the emotional and riveting limited series on Netflix, begins when Alex (in a movie star turn from Margaret Qualley), a twenty-five-year-old single mother, is... Read More
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Interview: Simone Ashley talks ‘Bridgerton,’ finding Kate’s truth and meeting Shonda Rhimes [VIDEO]
No amount of warning could have prepared Simone Ashley for what’s to come. Agreeing to take on the role of Kate in Season 2 of... Read More
Interview: Natasha Lyonne discusses the return of ‘Russian Doll,’ elevating female voices and wild thrift store finds [VIDEO]
Natasha Lyonne is much more than what she appears. Lyonne rose to prominence by starring films such as American Pie and But I’m a Cheerleader... Read More
Interview: Ben Schwartz on ‘The Afterparty,’ ‘Space Force,’ his many hilarious projects and favorite roles from his career [VIDEO]
Audiences might know him best from Parks & Recreation or House of Lies, and this past season, Ben Schwartz balanced being a member of not... Read More
Interview: How Rupert Friend put a mirror up to real life controversy in ‘Anatomy of a Scandal’ [VIDEO]
It’s hard to find a politician these days who hasn’t been embroiled in an affair or other problematic development that puts their ability to do... Read More
‘Stranger Things’ season four review (Volume 1): Elaborate monsters, nostalgia and transformation highlight the scariest installment yet [Grade: A]
Stranger Things’ aptitude lies in many elements; a continuously nostalgic storyline, soundtracks full of bangers, and an enigmatic cast, among others. It seems we’ve waited forever... Read More
‘Operation Mincemeat’ review: A surprisingly light British war drama illuminates a story too fantastical to be fiction [Grade: B]
Wars have always been full of stories that are so fantastical, they can only be true. The real story behind Netflix’s new war drama Operation... Read More
Netflix acquires Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s newest film, ‘BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths,’ aims for late 2022 release
Netflix has acquired BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths, the new film from visionary Oscar-winner Alejandro G. Iñárritu. The filmmaker is currently in post-production,... Read More
‘Russian Doll’ season 2 review: Natasha Lyonne is gold in a time-bending, treasure hunt-filled sophomore season [Grade: B+]
The first season of Russian Doll premiered in 2019 and it feels like an entire lifetime has passed since then. COVID-19 halted the world for... Read More
TV Review: ‘Anatomy of a Scandal’ is a taut ‘Me Too’ thriller [Grade: B+]
Anatomy of a Scandal, a new limited series from Netflix adapted by the novel of the same title by Sarah Vaughan, is an incisive examination... Read More
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