Lili Loofbourow
Washington Post
Oakland, CA, United States
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Past articles by Lili:
“The Morning Show” is back for a third season, and fluffier than ever
“The Morning Show,” now in its third season, tackles serious stuff so genially you forget you’re supposed to care. → Read More
“The Changeling” is a dark take on parenting that tries to do too much
The mythic scope of parenthood was due for an ambitious, contemporary treatment. But “The Changeling” falls short, despite its brilliant ingredients. → Read More
'Only Murders in the Building' regains its confidence for Season 3
The third season of "Only Murders in the Building" is a pleasant surprise: less frenetic, more confident and more character-driven. → Read More
"Reservation Dogs," now in its final season, is one of the best dramedies around
Now in its third and final season, Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi’s "Reservation Dogs" felt like it was just getting started. → Read More
"Dark Winds" second season gets dangerously personal
In its second season, "Dark Winds" sketches compelling psychological arcs but falters when it comes to plot. → Read More
Steven Soderbergh has two shows out, but little to say
With “Full Circle” and “Command Z,” director Steven Soderbergh proves he still a master of style, if not substance → Read More
In ‘Barry’s’ final season, a twisted show reveals the biggest twist yet
"Barry," Alec Berg and Bill Hader’s tragi-farcical HBO series, raises the stakes as its final season reaches its midpoint. → Read More
John Mulaney still wants you to like him in his new Netflix special
The comedian’s new Netflix special, “John Mulaney: Baby J,” promised to be a raw look at his demons. It’s hilarious, but it’s not that. → Read More
‘Mrs. Davis’ will make your head explode
The new Peacock show is like nothing you’ve ever seen, made up of everything you’ve ever seen. → Read More
HBO's ‘Succession’ goes for the kill
The boar is finally on the floor. → Read More
Has Showtime's ‘Yellowjackets’ bitten off more than it can chew?
The Showtime drama offers a meaty platter of cannibalism, angst and trope-breaking. But whether the flavors are complementary remains to be seen. → Read More
‘The Consultant’: A deliciously creepy star turn for Christoph Waltz
The eight-episode psychological thriller draws on the actor’s trademark malevolent courtesy. → Read More
‘Party Down’: Still unprofessional, still a good time
The beloved Starz comedy returns after 13 years, and it’ll still give you a rockin’ buzz. → Read More
Apple TV Plus's “Hello Tomorrow!” wants to dream but makes you snore
The Billy Crudup-starring Apple TV Plus retrofuturistic show can’t decide if it’s drama, comedy or satire — so it ends up being nothing. → Read More
Why Iron Man was the most pivotal movie of the last decade
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Thanos is America
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The mysterious Christian symbolism of Westworld
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Curtis Sittenfeld's 6 favorite books with strong-willed female protagonists
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The lessons of Bill Cosby's dizzying downfall
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Killing Eve's lethal femininity
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