Culture

America is better for having largely abandoned television

In a summer full of witless, unnecessary sequels and remakes, 28 Years Later is the real thing

The ceremony went two steps forward and one step backwards

Kecia Lewis called LuPone’s noise complaint a ‘racial microaggression’

You’re moderately engaged by the characters’ awfulness, but it is only a passing diversion

The trio have taken on perhaps the most anticipated, and potentially problematic, roles on television

This is what happens when you wrest a galaxy away from the compelled corporate matriarchy to just tell a great story

This series has raised the bar so high for action filmmaking that its faults seem all the more egregious

His critique of other countries’ hypocrisy hits the mark

The case for the return of the Benin bronzes seems to be unraveling

Clooney has chosen to make a splash on Broadway in a play that is explicitly political

A promising start to the only good show in a galaxy, far, far away

i.e., we are so back

The high-class latest installment allows audiences to relish great storytelling, done extremely well

He had a remarkable career in American film, and one that can be seen more clearly now

In its apparent lack of interest in risk-taking, it represents streaming ‘content’ at its least inspired

The film’s star can’t keep her progressive political views to herself

It is impossible not to embrace the whole crazed, ambitious and thoroughly enjoyable affair