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Netflix's 'With Love, Meghan': TV Review

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Oscars 2025 Review: A Win for Conan

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Netflix's 'Running Point': TV Review

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'The Baldwins' Makes Alec a Reality Star

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Robert De Niro in 'Zero Day': TV Review

Stylish, fleet, and well built, the Netflix series struggles to critique contemporary American politics without offending anyone

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In 'SNL50,' Musical Comedy Stole the Show

Melodic humor from John Mulaney, Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg, and Bowen Yang elevated an uneven special

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Norman Lear's 'Clean Slate': TV Review

Laverne Cox co-created and stars in this mixed bag of an Amazon sitcom that reflects the optimism of its late executive producer.

By Judy Berman

You Should Be Watching Netflix's 'Mo'

The second season of Mo Amer's Palestinian-refugee series takes darker turns without abandoning its absurd humor or glimpses of beauty

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You're Cordially Invited Serves Up the Wrong Kind of Chaos

We nee chaos comedies these days, just ones that are sharper and zanier than Nicholas Stoller's new one starring Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell.

By Stephanie Zacharek

Review: Steven Soderbergh's Presence

Steven Soderbergh's new ghost story is modest, but it's so compact, smart, and elegant that it feels quietly momentous.

By Stephanie Zacharek

'Paradise' Is Big, Bold, and Very Silly

A spoiler-free review of Dan Fogelman's wild new Hulu series starring Sterling K. Brown.

By Judy Berman

'Joe Schmo' Looks a Lot Like 'Jury Duty'

The everyman heroes of Amazon's 2023 hit and TBS's reality-hoax reboot have an awful lot in common.

By Judy Berman

'Severance' Season 2: TV Review

A bizarre love triangle frames the Apple TV+ sci-fi thriller's superlative second season

By Judy Berman

'American Primeval': Netflix Review

The streamer's most ambitious western series to date explores the bloody conflicts that threaten to destroy pluralistic societies.

By Judy Berman

Nikki Glaser Understood the Assignment

The provocative comedian struck the right balance of conviviality, self-deprecation, and snark

By Judy Berman

Capitalism Killed 'Squid Game'

An inferior second season confirms that the 'Squid Game'-industrial complex has undermined 'Squid Game' the work of political art

By Judy Berman

Nicole Kidman Is a Pure Pleasure to Watch in 'Babygirl'

Halina Reijn’s daring, alluring, and ultimately joyful Babygirl features one of Nicole Kidman's finest performances ever.

By Stephanie Zacharek

Review: A Complete Unknown

James Mangold's scrappy, semi-unflattering patchwork portrait serves Bob Dylan far better than any fawning hagiography could.

By Stephanie Zacharek

'Laid' Is the Perfect Holiday Binge

Stephanie Hsu and Zosia Mamet lead the cast of Peacock's surreal rom-com about a woman whose exes keep dropping dead.

By Judy Berman

Review: Nickel Boys

RaMell Ross' radical approach to this Colson Whitehead adaptation doesn't always work, but one central performance keeps it grounded.

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