TV

culture 7/2/2020

Who Is Destroying Whom? In I May Destroy You, Michaela Coel examines the layers of power and privilege that are always at play when a person is assaulted.

By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

What Is Going on at The Ellen DeGeneres Show? The talk-show host is facing scrutiny after multiple producers have been accused of harassment, assault, and intimidation.

By Bridget Read

recommendations 8/6/2020

And Now for Some Truly Messy Reality TV Selling Sunset will fill the Real Housewives–shaped hole in your heart.

By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

recommendations 8/4/2020

Get Even Is A Glossy British Murder Mystery There’s no such thing as too many prep school whodunits.

By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

recommendations 8/3/2020

A Dating Show With Actual Love? Love on the Spectrum is a new addition to a genre so frequently and oddly devoid of affection.

By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

How to Build A Sex Scene Ita O’Brien choreographed all the intimate scenes in two of the year’s most notable shows: I May Destroy You and Normal People.

By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

reviews 7/17/2020

The Old Guard Is an Actually Coherent Superhero Movie Not just boob armor, CGI, and misconstrued Norse mythology.

By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

P-Valley Gives Sex Work Its Due “Sex work is work, and it’s worthy of exploration,” director Katori Hall argues.

By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

rest in peace 7/13/2020

Remembering Naya Rivera’s Standout Glee Performances Thanks to Rivera’s committed work, Santana was often the best part of the show.

By Jackson McHenry

pride essentials 7/10/2020

Marilyn Monroe Changed Gaby Dunn’s Idea of Feminism The comedian and podcast host on the art that’s shaped her.

By Gretty Garcia