‘The Crown’ weaves together history and legend in a binge-worthy season four.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Eater’s Guide to the World’ is the Perfect Show for Foodies
‘Eater’s Guide to the World’ is as fresh as the food it highlights.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Country Ever After’ Follows Predictable Reality Show Script
‘Country Ever After’ turns to manufactured drama and exaggeration to fuel its plot.
Review, Television, Arts
Felix Lobrecht Fails to Live Up to the Hype
German comedian Felix Lobrecht’s underwhelming Netflix special relies on cheap shock value.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Grand Army’ Offers Unoriginal Take on High School Drama
‘Grand Army’ begins many plotlines, only never to offer resolutions, and alludes to many contemporary issues, only to never investigate them any further.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The West Wing’ Reunion Encourages Americans to Vote
Martin Sheen, Allison Janney, and other cast members of ‘The West Wing’ reunite for an episode encouraging Americans to vote.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Emily in Paris’ Unites Romance and Extravagance
‘Emily in Paris’ dazzles with its tales of love, drama, and intrigue.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Utopia’ is a Pandemic Story That Looks a Lot Like Reality
Gillian Flynn’s latest twisty-turny creation is a conspiracy thriller set amid a pandemic that primarily affects children.
Review, Television, Arts
‘Song Exploder’ Offers Exclusive Look Into Musicians’ Minds
The docu-series ‘Song Exploder’ breaks down artists’ song-writing process, featuring Alicia Keys and Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The Murders at White House Farm’ Opts for Subtlety
HBO’s fictional retelling of the White House Farm murders shies away from sensationalism in favor of character development.
