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Snow White and How to Remake a Classic

It's easy to be cynical about Disney's project of recycling its classics, but some are inventive enough to more than justify their existence.

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Netflix's 'The Residence': TV Review

Shondaland conventions meet genre cliches in a White House murder mystery elevated by a wonderful lead performance from Uzo Aduba

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'Long Bright River': TV Review

Peacock's adaptation of the Liz Moore novel illustrates the limitations of the popular fantasy that a righteous women can redeem the police.

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Seth Rogen's 'The Studio' Is Must-See TV

The sharp Apple TV+ showbiz satire sends up a studio head’s desperation in the era of streaming, austerity, and IP.

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Review: Mickey 17

In Bong Joon-ho's latest, Robert Pattinson undertakes dangerous missions on an icy, unwelcoming planet.

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'Deli Boys' Is a Crime Comedy With Heart

In this Hulu romp, a Pakistani American drug mogul dies suddenly, leaving his inept sons to save a criminal empire they didn't know existed.

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Review: Black Bag

Steven Soderbergh’s thriller starring Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender as married spies is a sultry and understated good time.

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Netflix's 'With Love, Meghan': TV Review

Harry and Meghan keep promising their fans authenticity but delivering impersonal performances of perfection.

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Oscars 2025 Review: A Win for Conan

There was a sense of old wrongs righted in seeing O'Brien, late night's perennial underdog, back on a Big 5 network

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Netflix's 'Running Point': TV Review

Starring Kate Hudson, the Netflix basketball comedy is executive producer Mindy Kaling's first must-see show for adults

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'The Baldwins' Makes Alec a Reality Star

The TLC series about a controversial actor, his tabloid-fodder wife, and their 7 kids is desperate to make the family seem normal

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Robert De Niro in 'Zero Day': TV Review

Stylish, fleet, and well built, the Netflix series struggles to critique contemporary American politics without offending anyone

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In 'SNL50,' Musical Comedy Stole the Show

Melodic humor from John Mulaney, Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg, and Bowen Yang elevated an uneven special

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Norman Lear's 'Clean Slate': TV Review

Laverne Cox co-created and stars in this mixed bag of an Amazon sitcom that reflects the optimism of its late executive producer.

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You Should Be Watching Netflix's 'Mo'

The second season of Mo Amer's Palestinian-refugee series takes darker turns without abandoning its absurd humor or glimpses of beauty

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You're Cordially Invited Serves Up the Wrong Kind of Chaos

We nee chaos comedies these days, just ones that are sharper and zanier than Nicholas Stoller's new one starring Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell.

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