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Hidden Gems Series: ‘Raised by Wolves’
It’s “Alien” meets “Westworld” meets “Battlestar Galactica,” with a hint of “Game of Thrones”
Arts Vanity: Why 'Jennifer's Body' Should be in the American Film Institute's Top 100 Movies of the Last 100 Years
Sure, “Citizen Kane” is a perfectly good movie. Fine. But, as Jennifer would say, “move-on-dot-org, Needy, it’s over.” It’s “Jennifer’s Body”’s turn now.
Portrait of an Artist: Chris Salvaterra '90
Chris Salvaterra ‘90, who got his start in film production after studying English at Harvard College, now oversees many of HBO's projects as Vice President for Drama Series, crafting the channel’s slate of shows.
'I Hate Suzie': A Grim, Chaotic (And Hilarious) Takedown of Celebrity Culture
While at times the litany of characters can be hard to track, “I Hate Suzie” is worth pausing for, even if it takes a moment to get your bearings.
'Grand Army, Coming to Enlist You'? In New Show, Netflix Toes the Line
“Grand Army” strives for no-looking-away realism throughout its first season, making the show at once mesmerizing and hard to watch.
What the Hell Happened: Justin Bieber's 'Holy' Video
Justin Bieber has entered his God phase, but he also loves fossil fuels.
'That’s How A Horror Movie Starts': Lucia LoTempio Imagines It Bad in 'Hot With the Bad Things'
From the book’s first line, LoTempio adeptly juxtaposes the reality of violence with its distortion in pop culture.
Shows To Watch If ‘Normal People’ Destroyed You
If you finished “Normal People” and were not fine, here are some shows that can help take your mind off of that uncertain ending, Connell’s chain, or the dreamy Italian sequences — minus the awful boyfriend, of course.
In Its Premiere, ‘Mrs. America’ is the Phyllis Schlafly Nostalgia Piece Nobody Needs
“Mrs. America” is impressively acted and designed. Its competence, however, can’t save it from the filmmakers’ alienating eagerness to find the likable qualities in Schlafly, ignoring the real damage she did.