The Diddy documentary is required viewing
Give him no second chances
Give him no second chances
The sale would create a monopoly the likes of which has never been seen before in the film industry
The fifth season is full of self-referential excess, but it’s also an example of great homage
Death by Lighting is uproarious fun
Still, it’s a relief that Netflix, for all its faults, is bankrolling work as individual and striking as this
The actor follows in Bryan Cranston’s footsteps
The awards were perfectly entertaining, but had absolutely nothing to say about bigger, more serious issues
The grift is eternally real
If Dunham was, once, the voice of her generation, that that torch has long since passed to other, more interesting talents
This looks to be one of the most clueless and misjudged attempts at romantic comedy-drama ever put on screen
Followers say they were lured with promises of healing past trauma through orgasmic meditation
This series has raised the bar so high for action filmmaking that its faults seem all the more egregious
During Anna’s trial, I didn’t just defend her – I reframed her
The high-class latest installment allows audiences to relish great storytelling, done extremely well
Let’s not let Megs delude herself that her throwing an apron on and frying chicken for her husband is helping anyone
What to watch this March
The melding of truth and fiction is both culturally limiting and the kind of dangerous terrain which breeds conspiracy theories and fake news
What to watch this February
What to watch this month
The appeal with a film like this is not in its plot twists, but in watching a piece of generic Christmas-themed schlock done very well