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A new Criterion Collection restoration of the gorgeous romantic drama, marking its 30th anniversary, is coming to theaters and DVD. → Read More
ABC and the Oscars producers seem to have forgotten it’s the human moments that make live TV events memorable. → Read More
The Best Picture winner was demonized for all the wrong reasons. → Read More
The popular Netflix series has too many subplots and too much delayed gratification in its second installment. → Read More
Watching Hulu’s “The Dropout,” Showtime’s “Super Pumped” and Apple TV+’s “WeCrashed” together is too much. → Read More
Advocates have collected nearly 11,000 reports of anti-Asian hate as of the end of 2021. → Read More
A new GLAAD study finds several signs of progress — as well as many missed opportunities for TV creators. → Read More
On “Take Out with Lisa Ling,” food is a vehicle for unlocking Asian American stories that have gone untold or been erased. → Read More
More women and people of color are directing top movies, but the numbers have been flat for women of color, according to the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative. → Read More
The documentary “The Janes” and two dramas — “Call Jane” and “Happening” — provide grim reminders of what’s at stake if Roe v. Wade is overturned. → Read More
The death of the "Full House" star and "America's Funniest Home Videos" host has struck a particular chord among many immigrants and children of immigrants. → Read More
"Nice memes, good memeage, and so on" from the endlessly quotable HBO show. → Read More
Forget blockbusters — we want to highlight some of this year's smaller movies, from "Zola" to "Language Lessons." → Read More
The HBO series has been a launch pad for so many actors, writers and directors. Creator and actor Issa Rae has built her own universe where diverse voices are no longer on the margins. → Read More
A breakdown of where HBO Max's “Sex and the City” revival soars and where it is sorely lacking. → Read More
As the beloved show wraps up its spectacular third season and heads to a fourth, it needs to start moving toward its endgame. → Read More
Every Roy family relationship is transactional, as this week’s episode of the HBO drama brutally reminded us. → Read More
The I May Destroy You creator, actor, writer and director won an Emmy for writing the universally acclaimed series. → Read More
By the end of the night, no actors of color or LGBTQ actors had won any of the major acting awards. → Read More
The Oscar winner took home her second Lead Actress Emmy for one of her most captivating performances in years. → Read More