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Archives for January 2019
The biggest shows on Netflix are shows owned by other companies.
Steve Pearlstein, author of Can American Capitalism Be Saved? and Bhaskar Sunkara, editor of the socialist journal Jacobin, debate.
Winners: Sandra Oh and Green Book. Losers: A Star Is Born and the HFPA’s claim to edginess.
Sandra Oh is the first actress of Asian descent in 39 years to win the Globe for best leading TV actress.
The movie is named after guides published for black travelers in segregated America. But its spin is all Hollywood.
The film inadvertently illustrates the paradox of queerness in the era of the AIDS crisis.
An alliance between Sansa and Daenerys is here.
“Time’s up times two,” says King.
Oh paid tribute to the “faces of change” in the crowd, in a year in which Hollywood made small strides toward greater diversity.
Allegedly it’s for Birds of Prey, but I think we all know the truth.
What the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund has accomplished in its first year.
The national security adviser’s comments only slightly clarify the administration’s murky stance since Trump announced a complete withdrawal last month.
The new reality show feels like something that would be on in the background of a dystopian movie.
Authorities now believe the death of the young black girl was a case of mistaken identity.
What the late biologist George Price can teach us about the price of altruism.