Lost In Translation Is An Insufferable, Racist Mess — Why Would We Expect The Beguiled To Be Any Different?
The last time Sofia Coppola focused on racial differences, it was a disaster
The Role Models Of The Keepers
In Hollywood, women over 40 are rarely the heroine — even of their own stories. But within Netflix's horrifying true-crime show are brave and brilliant women we can all look up to.
Claws: Nail Art And Niecy Nash In Florida, What More Do You Need?
TNT’s new series is a fun and freaky crime show about female complexity
Twin Peaks: The Return: Nothing Goes Better With Lynchian Terror Than A Slice Of Cherry Pie
Nearly 26 years after its second season ended, the otherworldly ‘Twin Peaks’ is back
Master Of Love: Master Of None’s Beautiful, Diverse Second Season
A Woody Allen–inspired tribute to the kinds of people Woody Allen doesn’t put in his movies
I Love Dick, And If You Love A Lusty, Honest Portrayal Of A Woman’s Midlife Crisis, You Will Too
Jill Soloway’s latest show is flat-out brilliant
13 Reasons Why And The Most Powerful Teen Drug Of All: Nostalgia
The show has struck a chord with its audience because it understands how central nostalgia can be in teenage wish fulfillment
The Rise And Reign Of Drag: A Weekend Of Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve, And Talent At RuPaul’s DragCon
RuPaul didn’t invent drag, but after two days at his drag conference, it’s clear that none of this would exist in the mainstream, as it does today, without him
Catastrophe Is The Best Rom-Com On TV: A Roundtable
MTV News dissects the show’s brilliance, and the way the third season handles age, death, and a heartbreakingly hilarious farewell to Carrie Fisher
The Handmaid’s Tale: Motherhood Or Death
Despite a few odd choices (racism has somehow been eradicated in this dystopia?) Hulu’s new show is off to a terrifying start
Growing Up In Koreatown — And Watching It Burn
The view from Hoover and Pico
Q&A: Dear White People Creator Justin Simien On Taking His Outstanding Movie To TV
‘I would say that what you are in society is important: It is important that I’m a black, gay director. But more important is who you are.’
In 10 Years, Grover Will Refuse To Identify As A Feminist: Girls, Where Are They Now?
In order to provide some closure, we revisit some of the characters’ final scenes and predict where they’re heading
The Leftovers, Season 3: It’s The End Of The World And We’re Not Allowed To Forget It
In its final season, the characters are yet again mired in their depressions, delusions, and self-mutilations. And it’s like, just get over it already.
Veep: Basket Of Dickplorables
Selina and the gang may be out of the White House, but ‘Veep’ has set up a sure-to-be-great season in its first few episodes
Semen Facials And ‘Happy Diets’: Beauty Tips And Tricks From The Mid-Century GOOP
The top 10 beauty secrets from Arlene Dahl’s saucy, frank, and entertainingly oblivious ‘Beyond Beauty’
Chewing Gum Is Back In All Its Sexually Awkward Glory
Michaela Coel’s show about a 24-year-old, Beyoncé-obsessed virgin remains fresh, breezy, and charmingly broad in Season 2
The Son: Yet Another White Man Getting Woke
AMC’s new prestige drama is embedded with the now-dreary conventions of every prestige drama before it
The Shocking Conclusion To Our Search For The Queen Of Gross
All hail Tina Belcher
The Lovely Ladies Of Harlots
Hulu’s new show about 18th-century London sex workers is a fizzy fantasy of female independence
Searching for the Queen of Gross-Out Comedy, Final Round
Tina Fey and Tina Belcher go head to head, glasses to glasses, in our search for the Queen of Body Comedy
The New Adventures Of Old Christine Baskets
Through its fantastic leading lady, ‘Baskets’ reminds us of the stories we miss out on when we put the same kind of women on TV
The Unstoppable Gina Prince-Bythewood
‘Love & Basketball’s’ writer/director on her new show as an ‘autopsy’ of Ferguson, the LA riots, and the supreme importance of female swagger
Searching For The Queen Of Gross-Out Comedy: Round Two
March Madness body comedy continues, with Amy, Ilana, and the Tinas