Reed Hastings Claims Saudi Censorship Is Cool Because Netflix ‘Not In The News Business’
Netflix, a company that was happy to jump on the bandwagon and threaten a departure from Georgia over pro-life legislation, censored its political content at the request of a dictator.
What Netflix’s ‘Raising Dion’ Can Teach Us About Fear, Superheroes, And Parenting
‘Raising Dion’ thrives on character development, not cliffhangers — and its heartwarming mom-kid team will give you something to root for the whole show.
‘Schitt’s Creek’ And The Growing Mystery Of Our Television Habits
The more content like “Schitt’s Creek” is streamed, the less we know about our cultural tastes, and the less we know about our culture more generally.
The Fall Of Skywalker
Maybe “The Rise of Skywalker” will bind all the tedious storylines of the first two Star Wars sequels into a cohesive and rewarding coda. But probably not.
5 Streaming Services Trying To Unseat Netflix In High-Stakes Media Showdown
In coming months, 10-plus major rivals will seek to upend the top streaming service. Amid a sea of headlines about new shows and deals, here are five big-picture updates.
How Cancel Culture Killed Sitcoms And Silver-Screen Comedies
A Slate article insists ‘we’re much, much funnier than we used to be.’ That’s not even remotely true. Political correctness has lead to the death of sitcoms and comedic movies.
Imperfect ‘Tall Girl’ Has Surprising Message For Young Women On The Importance Of Fathers
The film struggles, but Netflix’s ‘Tall Girl’ takes a break from Hollywood’s predictable message to remind young women we need our fathers.
A Guide To Navigating TV’s Biggest Fall Yet
In an effort to alleviate option paralysis as best we can, here are some top picks for shows to watch this fall, perhaps the industry’s biggest season yet.
The Best Episode Of ‘Friends’ From Every Season
“Friends” premiered 25 years ago this week, which means the internet is consumed in reminiscing over the $425 million show that keeps us trapped in a perpetual state of nostalgia.
Why Bill Burr’s Jokes Targeting Feminism Are Pro-Woman
Like Dave Chappelle in ‘Sticks & Stones,’ Bill Burr leans hard into an outright attack against those who have called to have him ‘cancelled.’
In New Netflix Doc On White Privilege, Chelsea Handler Shocked The Wokesters Hate Her
When they actually confront the trend-setters of the left, Chelsea and others find they don’t always receive the hero’s welcome they feel entitled to.
Bill Burr’s New Special Is Great But It’s His Fault We Won’t Talk About Why
It’s a great special; old-school vulgar, consistently funny, and flush with the pathos that elevates good stand-up to great. But I’m worried that, largely because of Burr, no one is going to talk about it.
Dave Chappelle’s Netflix Special Is A Giant Middle Finger To Social Justice
The social justice movement has screwed up academia, politics, the news media, and all of the entertainment industry, especially comedy.
Dave Chappelle’s New Stand-Up Special Is Hilarious (And Even Subversively Pro-Life)
In his new stand-up special, Dave Chappelle is at his offensive best, taking aim at everyone. But one seemingly pro-abortion joke was surprisingly pro-life.
Why David Fincher Should Direct Every Episode Of ‘Mindhunter’
The series increasingly leans on the talents of its cast, particularly Jonathan Groff, as the storylines become less engaging and the plot slows.
Chappelle’s Words In ‘Sticks & Stones’ May Hurt You — But They Make For Excellent Comedy
‘Sticks & Stones’ takes an inward look at how Chappelle has affected the new landscape of comedy-bashing harpies as he takes specific comedic aim at those trying to stop him from being him.
Mark Sanford On Netflix’s ‘The Family’: ‘It’s Much To Do About Nothing’
Sanford denied that the group at C Street was secret. “It’s well known within Congress. People in both parties are invited. It’s not a secret society.”
Disney Plus Is Pulling Out All The Stops To Lure People Away From Netflix
Four major streaming services will launch over the next year, including Apple TV Plus, HBO Max, and an unnamed NBC-Universal service. Disney Plus is first up in November.
Podcast: Disney Plus, Superhero Movies, And Quentin Tarantino
Peter Suderman joins The Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the future of streaming content, Marvel movies, and the best summer entertainment.
Prestige TV Reigns In 2019 Emmy Nominations, But Will It Last?
This year’s Emmy nominees, announced on Tuesday, offer helpful insights on small-screen trends.
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