TV
‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 2 Review: Marriage, Mothers, and Mishegas
“Nobody Wants This” lovingly embraces the cliches of the romcom genre.
Artist Profile: Josh M. Brener ’07 On Moving Forward While Looking Back
Brener called acting a test of endurance and optimism.
‘Chad Powers’ Season 1 Review: Humorous All The Way to the Endzone
“Chad Powers” at its core is pure fun.
Artist Profile: Chase Sui Wonders ’18 on Creativity at Harvard and Cosmic Karma
Chase Sui Wonders’ stamina in the creative world knows no limit.
I Don’t Care If You’re Team Jess or Team Logan: On ‘Gilmore Girls’ at 25
Despite a narrative that foregrounds independent women, the current discourse on “Gilmore Girls” is dominated by its portrayal of romantic relationships.
‘Peacemaker’ Season 2 Review: A Triumph Against Superhero Fatigue
Gunn’s recent successes suggest a promising future for superhero storytelling.
Second Seasons That Were Better Than the First
Many of our favorite TV shows construct a “perfect” first season. When that story ends, writers often don’t know where else to go.
“And Just Like That…” Series Finale Review: Down the Toilet
“And Just Like That…” made a conscious choice to stay stuck in the past, and there it will most likely remain.
Artist Profile: From ‘Saved by the Bell’ to ‘The Buccaneers,’ Josie Totah Is on the Rise
Totah wanted to ensure "The Buccaneers" portrayed Mabel and Honoria’s love story with intention and care.
Artist Profile: Raymond Ablack on Catching the Acting Bug — And Never Letting Go
Raymond Ablack is no stranger to the screen.
Artist Profile: Michael Cimino on “Until Dawn,” New Music, and Latino Leadership in TV and Film
Even throughout the difficulties he has faced, Cimino wouldn’t trade his life in the spotlight for any other.
‘Andor’ Season 2, Episode 6 Review: The Best ‘Star Wars’ Writing and Acting You’ve Ever Seen
“Andor” might just be the best “Star Wars” content ever made.
The Cultural Impact of the Celtics Should Not Be Ignored
The Boston Celtics are about more than just what occurs on the court.
‘Celtics City’ Review: The Celtics Deserve Better TV
The production is lackluster in comparison to the groundbreaking legacy of the Celtics.
‘The Clubhouse: A Year with the Red Sox’ Review: Digging Deep into the 162
Boston is used to winning.
‘The White Lotus’ Season 3 Review: Lorazepam, Tsunamis, Buddhism, and a Gold Mine of Untapped Potential
“The White Lotus” has always been a social commentary first and murder mystery second.
Artist Profile: Jared Sleisenger ’16 on The Importance of Modern Jewish Storytelling
“Find the story you’re trying to tell and how best to tell it,” Sleisenger said.
‘Adolescence’ Review: A Stunning Reconstruction of the Crime Thriller
Editing is a ghost in the world of “Adolescence.”
‘The Leopard’ Review: Delightful and Disturbing
Netflix’s “The Leopard” is an exuberant celebration of the craft of filmmaking.
‘Yellowjackets’ Season 3 Review: Spring Signals Tranquil Yet Eerie Renewal
This tranquil, almost idyllic atmosphere is a refreshing change of pace from the cannibalism and violence viewers have come to expect.
‘Celtics City’ Premiere Review: A Refresher on Boston Greatness
The Celtics represent a lot to the city of Boston — teamwork, dedication, and most importantly, undeniable success.
‘Grosse Pointe Garden Society’ Premiere Review: Suburbia, Secrets, and Missed Opportunities
“Grosse Pointe Garden Society” is more of a well-manicured lawn than a flourishing garden — respectable, but nothing to revisit.
‘Prime Target’ Review: The Prodigy Problem
The show weaves together various storylines and characters in a clear yet intricate manner.
‘Apple Cider Vinegar’ Review: A Healthy Reminder Not to Believe Everything You See Online
The six-episode series is packed with depth and nuance.
‘SNL 50’ Review: A Long But Meaningful Tribute
The crossover in generations was one of the highlights of the show, creating combinations of celebrities that seem like a fever dream.