Damaging Words: On “Thirteen Reasons Why”
Jonathan Alexander reviews the new Netflix series “Thirteen Reasons Why.”
"Life doesn't imitate art, it imitates bad television." —Woody Allen
Jonathan Alexander reviews the new Netflix series “Thirteen Reasons Why.”
Jonathan AlexanderMay 24, 2017
Stephen Marche on how reality TV has transformed politics.
Stephen MarcheMay 23, 2017
"Sense8" might not always be right about technology, but its optimism is viral.
Sijia LiMay 16, 2017
There’s a history of greatness in teen soaps, and "Riverdale" seems both aware of that and anxious about it.
Michael Z. NewmanApr 27, 2017
Has the Showtime series finally changed its ways? Brian T. Edwards finds out.
Brian T. EdwardsMar 31, 2017
Kristen Warner asks: can "Girls" ever rise above the middle?
Kristen WarnerFeb 21, 2017
Rebecca Wanzo asks: is "Girls" stuck in a narcissistic purgatory?
Rebecca WanzoFeb 21, 2017
Maria San Filippo admires Lena Dunham's radical refusal to be a docile body.
Maria San FilippoFeb 21, 2017
Lili Loofbourow on whether anything bad would happen on "Girls."
Lili LoofbourowFeb 21, 2017
Is "Girls" relatable? Was it ever?
Jane HuFeb 21, 2017
Jeneé Darden on the harrowing love between mother and son in Trevor Noah's "Born a Crime."
Jeneé DardenFeb 18, 2017
On how the NFL achieved "corporate transcendence" and what the era of Kapernick means for it.
Aaron DeRosaFeb 4, 2017