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‘Thunder Force’ Comedy Crashes and Burns

‘Thunder Force,’ released by Netflix on Friday, flops as a superhero movie and as a comedy, delivering only clichés and awkward humor.

Arts, Movies, Review

‘Operation Varsity Blues’ Explores Admissions Scandal

‘Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal’ unpacks the corruption of private college counselor Rick Singer and the wealthy families he colluded with.

Arts, Movies, Review

Sarah Cooper’s Satirical Special Comes Too Soon

In Netflix special ‘Everything’s Fine,’ Sarah Cooper tries on the role of talk show host as she harps on trending media topics, like the pandemic and President Donald Trump.

Movies, Arts, Review

Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ Taps into Activism

‘The Trial of the Chicago 7,’ Aaron Sorkin’s latest drama, points to persisting systemic issues in the U.S.’s criminal justice system.

Arts, Movies, Review

‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ is Chillingly Eerie

‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ investigated a harrowing crime with archival footage from police investigations, trial proceeding, and–perhaps surprisingly–Facebook.

Review, Arts, Television

‘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.

Review, Movies, Arts

‘Enola Holmes’ is a Modern Take on a Classic Detective Story

Netflix’s ‘Enola Holmes’ places Millie Bobby Brown in the spotlight as Sherlock Holme’s younger, sleuthing sister.

Arts, Television, Review

‘Away’ Fails to Bring Outer Space Genre Into a New Era

The ‘Away’ series presents a cast of diverse characters, but its American protagonist holds the show back from reaching new heights in the sci-fi genre.