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Archives for April 2015


One storyline looks like the biggest divergence the show has ever attempted.


The Pulitzer Prize–winning author wants to have that uncomfortable conversation on race — and isn’t pulling any punches.


(Even though you can’t actually buy one.)


Delta Rae’s sophomore album comes with a heavy dose of fear.


Here’s how to know what pronouns you should use for transgender people.


Jenner gives a clear explanation.


It’s always the people making the offensive jokes who get the final word on what’s funny.


The show remains surprisingly successful for a series in its 11th season.


Diversity in television isn’t just about politics. It’s about better storytelling, too.


Despite the obvious egg on the face, Comcast executives will soon realize that losing this deal is one of the better things to happen in a long time.


Here’s what Man of Steel would look like with more color.


Just look at the point-of-view characters from the books who are still around to see what we mean.


Maria Bamford explains how she makes mental illness funny ... and tries out one of her new jokes on us.


The most interesting thing about the movie is that there are 28 different hairstyles in it.


Critics worried that the combined company would have too much power over television network and online services.