Friends creator falls victim to white guilt
Insane apologies in woke world
Arts Reviews
The good, bad and ugly in arts and exhbitions
Thursday
Bracing for the tension of Better Call Saul
The show is about to end with all the fervor we might have wished for
Friday
Ezra Miller needs help
A number of parents have taken out restraining orders against the actor
Tuesday
Kevin Spacey’s transatlantic fall from grace
The British legal system will decide his fate
Friday
In search of a credible Elvis movie
Baz Luhrmann’s new biopic is fun but too cartoonish to capture the legend
Tuesday
The Jurassic series is ready for its asteroid
It’s become an exercise in high-budget pointlessness
Sunday
The welcome return of The Kids in the Hall
Only the 90s could have given us something so bizarre and anarchic
Sunday
Stranger Things and the perils of nostalgia
Its version of the Eighties is oddly benign
Thursday
Hollywood has a school violence problem
So much for escapism
Wednesday
America has lost her Top Gun spirit
And no well-intentioned sequel can pretend otherwise
Thursday
Deep water Winslow
Winslow Homer has been put out to sea at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Diaries from Eighties New York
Duncan Hannah chronicles growing up and getting down in Eighties New York
Is Hans Zimmer a genius or a charlatan?
A Zimmer score is seldom less than a pleasure to listen to, as has been the case for decades
Throwing curveballs
Race and sex in Paradise Square and Take Me Out
The final word on the millennial generation
The Worst Person in the World’s ticking clock makes it both urgent and sad
Wednesday
Ricky Gervais, Netflix and clickbait controversy
Audiences are increasingly wise to knee-jerk manipulation
Friday
Zelensky is the star of the Cannes Festival
Cannes is back, bébé
Sunday
Evelyn Statsinger’s otherwordly art
The underappreciated artist is getting some well-deserved attention
Monday
Why are government unions never the bad guys?
One of the worst villains in American life gets ignored by Hollywood
Sunday
Are critics useless?
Viola Davis calls them out for their smugness while sounding a bit vainglorious herself
