Over the holiday weekend (OK, last night), I binge-watched Carol and the End of the World, an animated series that came to Netflix back in mid-December. Over its 10 episodes,
Because I live in DC, and also because of climate change, I haven’t seen snow in a while. As a committed cold-weather lover, this has been a real bummer.
Last month I wrote about Blue Eye Samurai, an animated series on Netflix that, for multiple reasons, blew my socks clean off. It's a gripping tale of revenge
In the most recent episode of The Curse on Showtime, Dougie Schecter, played by director and actor Benny Safdie, has to explain why he bought alcohol for a teenager to
If there's been one depressing theme to a lot of popular culture news in 2023--beyond bad stuff like AI and labour conditions--it's been the increasingly dystopian
As I have said before, few people get New York City right and anime is no exception. I don’t begrudge artists in other countries for not being aware of
What’s better than The Boys, a show about superheroes, capitalism, and exploding dicks? Depending on who you talk to, Gen V, a Boys spinoff about college-age superheroes, capitalism, and
I’m gonna be honest, I find a lot of elves to be tremendously dull. They’re haughty, immortal, unknowable beings that keep to themselves and they live like forever.
I just watched the trailer for the upcoming Netflix show Pokémon Concierge and I have come to this conclusion: there is literally nothing I wouldn’t do for Psyduck.
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After a nine year absence, there’s a new season of the Gordon Ramsay-helmed Kitchen Nightmares, a reality television show so vile and also so divine that I cannot decide
When I was a kid, I remember watching this bizarre TV show on a local channel where these everyday Japanese people would run a gauntlet of physical challenges and get
