‘New York Lonely Boy’: Inside That ‘Girls5eva’ Simon & Garfunkel Homage
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How the sitcom’s creators and the folk duo the Milk Carton Kids came up with the show’s breakout song
Who Is Courtney Revolution? The ‘Villain’ of Netflix’s ‘The Circle’ Speaks Out
Posted in: TV FeaturesOne of the most-talked-about contestants of the reality-show smash reveals what it was like behind the scenes
Why ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Still Stings in a Post-Trump World
Posted in: TV FeaturesSeason Four of the hit Hulu series finally promises an escape for June. But relief from the show’s grim truths — for her, and for viewers — may be harder to find than it seems
He’s Elon Musk and You’re Not: ‘SNL’ Sucks Up To the Dogefather
Posted in: TV FeaturesRob Sheffield on why the billionaire’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ wasn’t a disaster — just a very boring, and extremely irresponsible, WTF-were-you-thinking episode
The Rolling Stone Interview: Barry Jenkins
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe Oscar-winning director on his adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel ‘The Underground Railroad,’ the beauty of black bodies, his unique path to Hollywood, and much more
The Good Thief of ‘Lupin’
Posted in: TV FeaturesBehind the scenes of Netflix’s electrifying crime-caper sensation out of France — a series that’s given us television’s most charming new antihero
The Nine Lives of ‘Law & Order’
Posted in: TV FeaturesOne of TV’s longest-running franchises returns with a new spinoff — ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ — led by comfortingly familiar faces
Let’s Not Do the Time Warp Again
Posted in: TV FeaturesNetflix’s ‘The Serpent,’ HBO Max’s ‘Made for Love,’ and AMC’s ‘Gangs of London’ are among many recent series poisoned by the out-of-sequence storytelling trend
Yaphet Kotto: From Broadway to ‘Homicide’ Boss
Posted in: TV FeaturesWhether he was playing Bond villains, blue-collar workers or a Baltimore police detective, the veteran character actor was unforgettable
‘Kid 90’: Soleil Moon Frye’s Doc Is the ‘Goodfellas’ of Nineties Child-Star Sagas
Posted in: TV FeaturesRob Sheffield on how the ‘Punky Brewster’ star’s collection of home movies is both a giddy, innocent time capsule and an intense cautionary tale
