TV
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‘The Class’ Was More Ambitious Than Your Average Sitcom
The short-lived sitcom came from reputable creators and featured a star-studded cast, but the format was too experimental for CBS at the time.
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Newcomer Rosy McEwen Shines in ‘The Alienist: Angel of Darkness’
The breakout performance makes for an enthralling, gruesome second season of the TNT crime drama.
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‘The Vow’ Reframes the Narrative About Cults
HBO’s latest docuseries anchors its look at the NXIVM cult with jarring first-person accounts and impressive archival footage.
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The Ending of ‘The Sopranos’ Explained
What really happened that night at Holsten’s?
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Drop What You’re Doing and Watch ‘Bigtop Burger’
Does anyone fancy a hamburger? From an interdimensional food truck run by clowns?
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Jonathan Freeman Explains the Craft of Intimacy in ‘Defending Jacob’
We chat with cinematographer Jonathan Freeman about how he manipulated distance literally and metaphorically for the new Apple TV+ series ‘Defending Jacob.’
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Dev Patel and the Rewarding Thorns of Coming-of-Age
From ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ to ‘Lion,’ the actor retraces the steps of human memory like no other.
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‘Spectre’ Blends Sex and the Supernatural Into Something Special
“From the dark of everlasting damnation comes evil — to walk among the living!”
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The Morbid Hilarity of “The Junior Mint”
One of the best episodes of ‘Seinfeld’ shows off the classic sitcom series’ still-unparalleled sense of humor.
