TV

The Comfort Food Factor of ‘Queer Eye’

By Meg Shields 

With warmth and wish-fulfillment, Netflix’s Queer Eye tackles the transformative power of self-love and finding common ground.

‘Krypton’, ‘Instinct,’ ‘March of the Penguins 2,’ and More TV You Must See This Week

By Karen Gomez 

Plus: an action movie from the ‘Workaholic’ guys, an Arthur Miller documentary, a Roxanne Shanté biopic, and the latest from the director of ‘Narcos.’

The Key to Understanding David Lynch is Being Okay With Not Understanding David Lynch

By Madison Brek 

The case for being confused and loving it.

Mira Nair Will Direct the BBC’s First All Non-White Period Piece

By Sheryl Oh 

The veteran period drama director is the perfect choice to tackle the sprawling Indian epic.

The ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer’ Reboot Is An Inevitability

By Brad Gullickson 

As if Joss Whedon needs more ire right now.

Apple Starts Its Own Animation Domination with ‘Central Park’

By William Dass 

The makers of ‘Bob’s Burgers’ are bringing a star-studded new musical series to Apple’s streaming service.

Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon Continue Their TV Reign

By Sheryl Oh 

Two of the stars of ‘Big Little Lies’ have landed intense new projects.

‘Rise,’ ‘For The People,’ ‘Jane,’ and More TV You Must See This Week

By Karen Gomez 

Also: documentaries about cults and the transgender experience and a new police procedural with a twist

The Case for Robert California

By Will DiGravio 

Why Robert California is a central character in the saga of ‘The Office.’