The second part of ‘Arrested Development’s’ season includes a clearer plot and overall higher quality.
Arts, Television, Review
Amazon’s ‘The Widow’ Suffers Loss of Momentum
Amazon’s ‘The Widow’ builds a strong foundation with an intriguing premise but fails to follow through on plot and character development.
Arts, Television, Column
Ramirez: Sex and the Cities
Arts editor Kaylie Ramirez discusses a decade of following the unconventional wisdom of Carrie Bradshaw and her ‘Sex and the City’ antics.
Arts, Music, Movies, Television, Column
Ramirez: It’s Awards Season, But Should We Care?
Arts editor Kaylie Ramirez considers the significance, or insignificance, of popular awards shows.
Arts, Television, Review
Ken Jeong Riffs Off Romance in ‘You Complete Me, Ho’
Ken Jeong spends more time flaunting his wealth than his marriage in his new Valentines Day Netflix special.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Lorena’ Fails to Answer Key Questions about Bobbitt Case
‘Lorena’ has some powerful moments but fails to portray the breadth and depth of sexual assault.
Review, Arts, Television
‘Big Mouth’ V-Day Special Bites Off More Than It Can Chew
Nick Kroll’s raunchy cartoon ‘Big Mouth’ returns with an ambitious—albeit off-putting— Valentine’s Day special.
Arts, Television
‘Kevin Hart’s Guide to Black History’ Pokes Fun at the Past
Kevin Hart’s new kid-friendly Netflix special is a shaky attempt to revamp his image after multiple controversies.
Arts, Television, Review
‘One Show Fits All’ Highlights Iglesias’ Personal Side
Gabriel Iglesias gets personal in his new Netflix Special ‘One Show Fits All.’
Arts, Television, Review
‘Black Monday’ Sheds Light on 1987 Economic Crash
‘Black Monday’ isn’t great as a comedy, but the storyline is strong, informational, and unique.
