Sonia Saraiya (page 3)

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Girls
"Girls" isn't the new "Friends" anymore: Finally, the fantasy of enduring closeness unravels Sonia Saraiya
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Imagine there's no outrage: "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” dreams of a post-identity comedy utopia Sonia Saraiya
Confirmation
We failed Anita Hill: Decades after Clarence Thomas’ “Confirmation,” we still can’t handle talking about sexual harrassment Sonia Saraiya
Rob Delaney
Insurance companies “will happily kill people for profit": Rob Delaney on the UK’s "empirically better" healthcare, Bernie Sanders and parenting through the filth and joy Sonia Saraiya
Outlander, The Girlfriend Experience
Erotic and empowered: “Outlander” and “The Girlfriend Experience” are turning women on with their “prestige porn” Sonia Saraiya
Menendez Brothers, American Crime Story
The sad evolution of TV's true crime explosion: From highbrow "Serial" and "The Jinx" to a "Law & Order" Menendez murders miniseries Sonia Saraiya
James Franco, Tori Spelling
James Franco's lesbian vampires: For prestige drama overload, a self-aware Lifetime spoof could be the campy antidote Sonia Saraiya
The Americans
"The Americans" shocker: A beloved character had to die — and it could transform the show Sonia Saraiya
“The People v. O.J. Simpson”’s stinging verdict: The trial was always about narrative, not truth Sonia Saraiya
After the Thrones
Doubling down on "Game of Thrones": HBO needs new stories that take risks—and we're getting a recap show instead Sonia Saraiya
Caitlyn Jenner, Jeffrey Tambor in
Caitlyn Jenner to guest on "Transparent": Lyrical drama gets a glam infusion in this inevitable match-up Sonia Saraiya
Togetherness
The empty charter school dream: "Togetherness" sides with smug hipster parents and falls apart Sonia Saraiya
Rush Hour, Lopez
TV's tokenism tension: "Rush Hour," "Lopez" and the tricky balancing act of diversifying aging networks Sonia Saraiya
Louis C.K., Jonathan Franzen, Melissa Harris-Perry
Jonathan Franzen and Louis C.K. on "Jeopardy!": Sounds like an "SNL" sketch, but it's real and it's going to be fascinating Sonia Saraiya
Donald Trump, Anderson Cooper
Trump’s petulant “Excuse me”: Two little words that signal he's about to lay it on thick Sonia Saraiya