‘Hysterical’ Tells the Truth About Women in Comedy
More female comics are thriving than ever, but the playing field is still uneven
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Author: Mia McCullough
Memories of the Trump Show
After four gripping and appalling seasons, how can we go back to regularly-scheduled programming?
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Where Have All The Tomboys Gone?
Journalist Lisa Selin Davis rehabilitates a vanishing term for a certain type of girl
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‘Blow the Man Down’ showcases women’s power
The thriller surprises and subverts typical storylines
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Return of the Sportsball
Are sports fans ever going to get their primary programming outlet back?
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The Brave New World of TV Production
Shorter work days, no sex or fight scenes, and COVID-19 compliance officers
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Netflix, We Don’t Need Your ‘Help’
The distressing popularity of the ultimate white savior movie
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‘Crip Camp’ Tells the Story of the Birth of the Disability Rights Movement
A life-affirming vision of social progress
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Theatre Needs You: Stream It Now!
Help save a living art form
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‘Better Call Saul’ is Getting Dark at the Wrong Time
Does it have to turn into ‘Breaking Bad’ NOW?
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‘The Assistant’, a Harvey Weinstein Horror Movie
No sugar-coating or slickness here
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Kind of a Bomb
Who Exactly is the Audience for ‘Bombshell’?
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Elf on the Shelf
‘Last Christmas’: A Holiday Rom-Com Muddle With a George Michael Soundtrack
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Harriet Tubman, Action Hero
A Straight-up American Badass Gets the Film She Deserves
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Maleficent is so Fae
Mistress of Sequels
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