There Is No Safe Word
Jimmy tries to fix Gretchen.
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Once again, Black-ish walks the line of historical commentary and resigned prescience.
Jimmy tries to fix Gretchen.
Okay, Nashville, I’ve got to hand it to you: I never saw that coming.
I never quite understood why American Horror Story needed to have a Halloween episode.
Awww, they used the Olicity light for Quentin and Oliver.
Brian learns that drugs can be bad.
Louis’s enthusiasm for corny-dad stuff knows no bounds.
Though it does have a great performance by Sarah Silverman.
byAs one-liner after one-liner misses its mark, you begin to feel sorry for Bill Murray.
byThere’s no one here to show some wonder or curiosity as a way of bringing us into this story.
byLaurie Anderson’s autobiographical meditation is free-associative but studded with tough observations and philosophical nuggets.
byFukunaga’s hurtling camera and taut cutting keep Beasts of No Nation only just this side of hallucinatory.
byOn its own terms, Truth works fine.
byThe movie version of Goosebumps is a cheerful, nasty delight.
byIt doesn’t always seem to know what it wants to be. But it’s still full of marvels.
by Bilge EbiriIt's aware of the cultural and political implications of everything it’s showing us.
by Matt Zoller SeitzThe former child stars have both arrived at their "Break Free" moment.
by Lindsay ZoladzNot so fleet.
by Jesse GreenFame has become such a meta-subject and an American obsession that just the act of someone famous making a painting is thought to add kicky secret layers to the artist’s image.
by Jerry SaltzCompelling and articulate, in a problematic play.
"Using Adblock doesn’t mean you’re clever and above the system."
Friday Night Lights didn't stand a chance.
Things did not end well for Mads Mikkelsen.
Do you know what yaoi is? Here's a lesson from Matt Stone and Trey Parker.
Call-waiting is a bitch.
Twinkle twinkle, little Swift.
Execs have come to realize that it’s almost always possible to do worse these days.
Summer is coming?
Says Leonardo DiCaprio look-alike's face.
You used to call me on my cell phone ... and you probably always will, if pop music history tells us anything.
Dark stuff.
They leave a Miss Bliss–size hole in our lives.
"I know it's really challenging for people to watch that, but in my experience, that's what it feels like."
Also, he's a huge Katie Couric fan.
Cartooning's legacy of wartime collaboration.
Cue the smoky jazz music.