Ali Wong and Steven Yuen in this riotously funny and deeply profound story about how “hurt people” hurt people. Continue reading Netflix’s ‘Beef’ Hilariously Indulges in the Pleasures and Perils of Pettiness
The DC animated series’ casual approach to depicting a broad array of identities is remarkable, and important. Continue reading How ‘Young Justice’ Became Casually, Quietly, and Powerfully Inclusive
The first socially-distant ceremony of the fall awards season wasn’t a disaster; the Oscars should take notes. Continue reading What Hollywood Can Learn From ‘Schitt’s Creek’ and the Socially-Distant Emmys
A massive hit across the pond, the political mini-series, helmed by a brilliant Richard Madden, will land well stateside. Continue reading Netflix’s Bodyguard is an Excitingly Bonkers British Export
John Krasinski is wasted in this watchable but underwhelming origin story. Continue reading Amazon’s Jack Ryan Doesn’t Care About Jack Ryan
The CW’s newest superhero is a study in Black Excellence. Continue reading Black Lightning is an Electrifying Celebration of Super-Powered Blackness
The cat’s out of the bag. This morning, Vulture published comments made by The Good Wife star Julianna Margulies about her alleged feud … Continue reading The Good Wife Feud Has Been Confirmed, And Everyone Should Be Ashamed
When Lifetime first announced the Whitney Houston movie, only two years after her death, disaster was the only logical result. Lifetime has … Continue reading Lifetime’s Whitney Biopic: A Well-Made Misfire
