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Archives for February 2019
Russian Doll, PEN15, and 3 other TV shows that you’ve just gotta see.
The HBO documentary may forever change the legacy of the pop icon.
7 of the biggest questions around this wacky TV treat, answered by executive producer Craig Plestis.
The lineage of the Syfy series’ love story between two men goes back to Brideshead Revisited.
Empire producers on Jussie Smollett: His scenes will be cut to “avoid disruption on set.”
No matter what John Oliver says.
The comedy series smartly breaks down “anti-PC” comedy without getting preachy.
Emily of New Moon is like a gothed-up Anne of Green Gables. She’s perfect for Russian Doll.
The new fictional series shows that black witches can be human, powerful, and the stars of their own stories.
The show weaves a brutal family portrait into a save-the-world adventure. It also has Mary J. Blige as a time-traveling assassin named Cha-Cha.
Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears will have a limited theatrical release in North America, and it will be available to stream on Acorn TV.
The show celebrated a milestone with a documentary-style episode narrated by Kelsey Grammer.
The Netflix series is an understated example of how much can be gained by placing women at a story’s center.
Natasha Lyonne stars. We’re not sure we should tell you anything more than that.
The comedy’s warm and funny season three expertly weaves stories across a year of its family’s life.