Memories of Reading John Jakes
The works of the pop-history writer, who died last week at age 90, were my first foray into “grownup” fiction
Read moreThe works of the pop-history writer, who died last week at age 90, were my first foray into “grownup” fiction
Read more‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’ is a dumb, cute superhero movie for the kids, and also there’s Helen Mirren
Read moreAt long last, Jews in Space
Read more‘On Writing and Failure’ by Steven Marche feels pretty true
Read moreJonathan Majors’s villain is way more complicated and interesting than this boxing movie’s vainglorious hero
Read more‘Emily’, a dumb-smart movie about how only love denied can create great art
Read more‘Cunk On Earth’ has arrived to enlighten us all
Read more‘Knock at the Cabin’ and Progressive Armageddon
Read moreThe odd returns of ‘Night Court’ and ‘That 70s Show’
Read moreTom Hanks stars in a genial weeper about the ties that bind
Read moreIn ‘Emily The Criminal,’ she’s found her genre
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Read moreA nostalgic visit with the ‘Greatest Movie Of All Time’
Read morePretentious, exploitative food-industry satire offers few surprises
Read more‘Wakanda Forever,’ ‘The White Lotus,’ and ‘Weird’
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