Why Several World War II TV Shows Have Been Released Recently
It's been nearly 80 years since parades, bonfires, champagne toasts and sailors kissing strangers in the streets signaled the end…
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Review of 'The Tattoo Artist of Auschwitz': a love story and a story of the Holocaust
“This is a love story,” says Lali Sokolov (Harvey Keitel) at the beginning of “The Tattoo Artist of Auschwitz,” as…
Review of 'The Sympathizer': a moving story about friendship
What is more psychically exhausting, in fiction and I suppose in life, than the story of the double agent, the…
'3 Body Problem' review: A new take on alien invasions
Cixin Liu’s “The Three-Body Problem,” the first volume of her “Remembrance of Earth’s Past” trilogy, has been turned into a…
David Arnold's wife announces 'That Girl Lay Lay' series finale
“That Girl Lay Lay,” Nickelodeon's buddy comedy series, will air its final episodes on Wednesday, less than two years after…
'Manhunt' review: a flexible retelling of the hunt for Lincoln's assassin
Abraham Lincoln: maybe you've heard of him? Sixteenth president of the United States, assassinated five days after the end of…
The way 'The Girls on the Bus' represents campaign journalists is dangerous
Just as the country prepares for what promises to be one of the ugliest and most historically significant presidential election…
Theo James and Kaya Scodelario in Guy Ritchie's 'The Gentlemen'
This article contains spoilers for Netflix's “The Gentlemen.” Despite having similar careers, Theo James and Kaya Scodelario had never met…
Review of 'Regime': it flirts with satire but lacks political bite
“Regime,” which premieres Sunday on HBO, is a well-made, beautifully designed and wonderfully acted disaster series. Created by Will Tracy,…
Review of 'The Completely Invented Adventures of Dick Turpin'
Most Americans will know Noel Fielding, if they know him at all, from “The Great British Baking Show,” which he…