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“Flight Attendant” boss on Cassie and Megan’s parallel journeys and a potential Season 2
Danielle Turchiano
Showrunner Steve Yockey spoke to Variety about the twists and traumas of HBO Max's addictive thriller
“Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”: Chadwick Boseman’s finale performance is stunning
Melanie McFarland
Viola Davis transforms to assume her role, but so does Chadwick Boseman. Together they create something magnificent
Trump appointees protest politicization of the pandemic now — but the GOP has long distorted science
Amanda Marcotte
Top-level staffers at CDC say the Trump administration improperly interfered in the agency's COVID response
Vaccines against COVID will have side effects — that’s a good thing
Matthew Woodruff
The COVID-19 vaccine will likely make many people feel crappy for a few days. That's probably a good thing
“Minari” review: Steven Yeun Stars in Lee Isaac Chung’s immensely moving immigrant story
David Ehrlich
Lee Isaac Chung's fourth feature is a sweet yet staggeringly powerful story of assimilating into the American Dream
Watching Newsmax, the Fox News challenger: Like home shopping TV for dangerous far-right fantasies
Melanie McFarland
On this TV catalog masquerading as a right-wing news outlet, the dull repetitiveness is stupefying—and intentional
Spilling ink and spilling blood: Fighting and writing against America’s forever wars
William Astore, Danny Sjursen
Two men take a unique look back at the paths they took to becoming critics of America’s wars and its war machine
There’s no comfort & joy in Melania Trump’s bleak and impersonal Christmas decor
Tabitha Blankenbiller
The First Lady has said she doesn't give a f**k about Christmas, and her chilling, forgettable decorations prove it
Diego Luna and Sienna Miller can’t figure out what’s real in the trippy, exhausting “Wander Darkly”
Gary M. Kramer
Director-writer Tara Miele creates a slippery narrative that shifts from life to death, and possibly purgatory
Aides raise age concerns about Dianne Feinstein as she forgets key discussions and briefings: report
Igor Derysh
Chuck Schumer reportedly had to ask Feinstein to step down from Judiciary post twice; she forgot the first time
“Home Alone” itself shows why a Disney+ reboot Is a bad idea
Christian Blauvelt
The Chris Columbus classic defies any attempt at a remake because it’s such a Yuletide oddity
“Alabama Snake” can’t out-weird “Tiger King,” even if a preacher tried to murder his wife via snake
Ashlie D. Stevens
From "Justified" to "X-Files," snake handlers hold a special place in pop culture, but HBO Max's doc lacks bite
Scientists have just gotten closer to creating a universal flu vaccine
Matthew Rozsa
New flu strains constantly circulate, requiring new vaccines every year. That could soon change
How COVID-19 revealed the uncertainty of medical testing
Ishani Ganguli
The pandemic has forced difficult conversations about the limits of medical tests
“We young, bro”: My friend lost a decade of his life, but I can’t go back to our youth with him
D. Watkins
Sometimes the best way to support a friend is by letting them put some distance between you
We are in the greatest cataclysm of our history: It’s not an SNL skit
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Not since the Great Depression, or maybe the Civil War, have we faced a crisis on this scale. How will we respond?
Joe Scarborough on Harry Truman, Donald Trump and what the hell happened to the Republican Party
Dean Obeidallah
"Morning Joe" host says Trump's a "fascist" and his former party has lost its mind — but sees hope in the center
“Fox & Friends” finally promotes science behind mask mandates as US sets new COVID-19 death record
Roger Sollenberger
MSNBC host Brian Williams calls the development "a breathtaking moment of situational awareness on live television"
Suddenly Republicans want norms, ethics and “civility”: Are they actually psychopaths?
Heather Digby Parton
Trump is still trying to steal the election — but Republicans are acting as if they never enabled this criminal
The delight of HBO’s bizarre docuseries “How to With John Wilson” is found in the detours
Ashlie D. Stevens
Meticulously captured B-roll poignantly transforms into a beautiful series that will remind you of pre-COVID life
Shepard Smith about his life after Fox News and the war on truth: “All of that noise is destructive”
Melanie McFarland
Smith tells Salon he's looking forward to the day when people can look back and say, "I really was misinformed"
“The Flight Attendant,” Kaley Cuoco’s new first class thriller, is a darkly satisfying ride
Melanie McFarland
The star's next act brings out all of the qualities that made her "Big Bang Theory" character winning and adds bite
We needed to hear Melania Trump say “Who gives a f*ck about Christmas”
Erin Keane
It was hard proof that Melania Trump is just as bad as the rest of her clan — and we all heard it
The people in the TV who talk to me: This is what comfort in 2020 feels like
Chauncey DeVega
In my kinder and gentler personal version of Cronenberg's "Videodrome," my favorite shows kept me company at home
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