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Interview: ‘The Dropout’ and ‘Shining Girls’ Music Supervisor Maggie Phillips
Rachel spoke with music supervisor Maggie Phillips about her path into the field and some of her ...
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Review: ‘Hacks’ Season 2
The second season of 'Hacks' shows that it is as much about reinvention as it is about ...
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Review: ‘Under the Banner of Heaven’
'Under the Banner of Heaven' showcases the heights the true crime genre can reach when treating real ...
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Review: ‘First Kill’
Despite its smaller budget, 'First Kill' manages to "perfectly" utilize the enemies to lovers trope.
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Review: ‘Conversations with Friends’
Hulu's adaptation of Sally Rooney's novel, 'Conversations with Friends,' is a "refreshing exploration of contemporary relationships."
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Stop Killing Queer Characters for Shock Value
Arianne writes an impassioned plea for showrunners to stop using the "Bury Your Gays" trope for shock ...
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‘Severance,’ ‘Made for Love,’ and the Rise of the Messy Woman in Sci-fi
'Severance' and 'Made for Love' are two recent sci-fi shows that depict “women’s rights and women’s wrongs.”
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On Lost Memories and Love Bugs: Grieving in Netflix’s ‘Human Resources’
Hannah covers the deep layers of emotion that go into making 'Human Resources' a beautiful meditation on ...
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Review: ‘Candy’
Hulu's latest release 'Candy' is "true crime showcase worth watching," despite its "fairly by-the-numbers finale."
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‘Q-Force:’ The Show We Need, If Not the One We Want
Brice examines queer representation in 'Q-Force,' arguing that queer art should be allowed to exist for entertainment's ...