‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ returned for its 14th season with self-referential jokes and a more sensitive approach.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The Politician’ Satirizes High School Power Struggles
‘The Politician,’ Netflix’s new series, pairs the petty drama of high school with the viciousness of politics.
Arts, Television, Review
‘1984’ Needs to Recognize Demands of Modern Horror Fans
So far, ‘American Horror Story: 1984’ is an improvement from the early episodes of the previous season, but needs to do more to captivate modern horror fans.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The I-Land’ is a Poor Imitation of ‘Lost’
Netflix’s ‘The I-Land’ is a cheesy rip-off of the cult TV show ‘Lost.’
Arts, Television, Review
Stand-Up Special Gets Dragged Down by Repetitive Jokes
Gary Owen’s latest special has a variety of great bits, but is botched by an unfortunate string of repetitive punchlines.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The Spy’ Exposes Grim Realities of Espionage
‘The Spy’ depicts the harsh realities of working in espionage, even though it is also glamorous and action-packed.
Arts, Television, Review
‘On Becoming a God in Central Florida’ Skewers Capitalism
‘On Becoming a God in Central Florida’ is an absurd, darkly humorous look into the lengths that people go to attain the elusive American dream.
Arts, Television, Column
Ramirez: What Carrie Bradshaw Didn’t Mention About the City
Arts editor Kaylie Ramirez reflects on the not-so-fabulous things Carrie Bradshaw forgot to mention about living in New York.
Arts, Television, Review
Streep Arrives, ‘Big Little Lies’ Follow with Intrigue
HBO’s Emmy award winning ‘Big Little Lies’ thickened the plot by welcoming Meryl Streep’s neurotic matron Mary Louise to its second season.
Arts, Television, Review
Winter is Here: After Two Year Hiatus, ‘Game of Thrones’ Returns
After a two year hiatus, the hotly-anticipated ‘Game of Thrones’ returns to HBO.
