‘The Mandalorian’ Is New Star Wars For Its Oldest Friends
This Star Wars property reaches out to us as a familiar friend who wants to talk about more than the times long past.
‘The Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City’ Are All Insufferable And I Love Them
By the end of the series premiere, they’d already started a legendary fight over ‘hospital smell,’ the key allegation in a saga involving a double amputee and a Pentecostal First Lady married to her step-grandfather.
Even ‘The Bachelorette’ Proves Harvard Degrees Are Useless
‘The Bachelorette’ has a way of teaching us week after week what not to do. This week’s lesson? Don’t blow six figures on a Harvard education.
Latest ‘Mandalorian’ Shocked Viewers With Action, Adventure, And The Ultimate Name-Drop
This week’s ‘Mandalorian’ adventure, ‘The Heiress,’ finds Mando and Baby Yoda in the midst of some of the greatest danger they’ve faced yet, but it makes for the best action this series has seen.
Animated Libertarian Series ‘Tuttle Twins’ Secures $1 Million In Crowdfunding
With its million-dollar haul, ‘Tuttle Twins’ ranks as the top crowdfunded children’s entertainment project ever.
5 Questions Disney Plus Needs To Answer On Its One-Year Anniversary
In a year devoid of blockbuster movies in theaters, Disney has sought to rival Netflix as the leader in on-demand streaming, but questions remain about its approach.
Why Meredith Vieira Should Become The New Host of ‘Jeopardy!’
Vieira’s resume gives her the serious chops to host a scholarly quiz show while keeping ‘Jeopardy!’ far away from political food fights — the perfect combination.
With Alex Trebek, We Say Goodbye To An Era In Television
Because he made them feel at home, Americans welcomed Alex Trebek into their homes, night after night, for good-natured entertainment.
What Will Become Of Trump’s Hollywood Haters Once He’s Gone?
From award shows to social media to scripts and lyrics, the Trump era has exacerbated all of Hollywood’s worst impulses, convincing entertainers their primary job was activism.
‘Supermarket Sweep’ Remake Is Losing Its Coherence In Flash
While remaining true to the show’s original premise, its tone and tempo vary significantly from the ‘Supermarket Sweep’ of a generation ago.
‘The Bachelorette’ Strip Dodgeball Shouldn’t Have Surprised Sexually Conservative Viewers
‘The Bachelorette’ got a little risqué Tuesday night, with a group date round of dodgeball digressing into a strip version of the game, and detractors aren’t happy about it.
‘The Bachelorette’ Premiere Was Just Another Reminder That We’re In A Pandemic
We can’t evade the pandemic in our own lives — and ‘The Bachelorette’ just confirmed once again that we can’t escape it in entertainment either.
‘Welcome To New London:’ NBC’s ‘Brave New World’ Is An Underrated Masterpiece
‘Brave New World’ ultimately illustrates the deeply human need for something beyond the flesh, and the lengths to which people will go to recognize their deepest longings.
Why ‘The Simpsons’ Shouldn’t Hire Voice Actors Based On Their Race
If only ‘lived experience’ qualifies an individual for a role, then no one ever has the right to portray anyone else, because no two people have ever had the exact same lived experiences.
The Emmys On Lockdown Are Just As Stupid And A Lot Less Fun
Mostly, there were no jokes. The ones that existed were terrible. Entertainment took a back seat to moralizing on Jimmy Kimmel’s virtual Emmy Awards.
Drew Barrymore Brings Exuberance Back To Daytime TV
The plan hadn’t been to launch Drew Barrymore’s talk show during global lockdowns, but once the production team accepted that was going to happen, they embraced it.
Keeping Kids From Seeing Smut Will Take A Lot More Than Canceling Netflix
Bringing about meaningful change in the wake of ‘Cuties’ is going take a lot more effort than just canceling your Netflix account.
‘Jeopardy!’ And ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ Resume, Signaling A Post-Virus Return To Normalcy For Game Shows
With ‘Jeopardy!’ and ‘Wheel of Fortune’ back on the air, one corner of the entertainment world has returned to something approaching normalcy.
Why This Season Of ‘The Bachelorette’ Might Be The Most Dramatic Yet
A pandemic lockdown, production delays, true love in two weeks, two bachelorettes in one season — what could be more dramatic than that?
Peacock’s Too-Realistic ‘Brave New World’ Shows We Ignore The Individual At Our Peril
NBC’s new version of ‘Brave New World,’ streaming on Peacock, gives voice to the decline of individualism under the guise of increasing happiness.
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