Kinds of Kindness nets a relatively unkind 4.5-minute ovation by one measure.
I think it might be a work of genius?
How a kids’ flick starring Deadpool is going to overcome indifferent buzz and bad reviews to win the box office this weekend.
A solid start to the season nonetheless raises some early red flags.
The series doesn’t end with a bang or a whimper but a semi-wrapped-up investigation that leaves the door open for more mysteries.
But the Michelle Buteau and Ilana Glazer comedy is better when it’s focused on their characters’ bittersweet friendship.
Plus Miranda July, a great Will Forte sketch, and the Stevphens.
America runs on divorce rumors.
Rakish dukes abound.
Yorgos Lanthimos’ new film Kinds of Kindness delights and luxuriates in absurdity and abasement. He’s fully back in his sandbox.
“I had been going through something very heavy and traumatic in my life at the time.”
Looks like Café Sabrina doesn’t do Americanos, though.
Episodes like this one point to Grey’s not knowing how to handle such a sprawling cast.
WHOA: A good Gwen Stefani–Blake Shelton duet?!
What’s going on with the guy who stands up in the audience and talks to the screen? Is Francis Ford Coppola broke now? And many other questions.
Featuring Regency romance, publishing-world satire, and Ryan Reynolds.
The actress hopes her debut album is received with the same amount of amore she put into it. “But it’s going to be what it’s going to be.”
The Bikini Kill singer mined decades of trauma and joy to write her new memoir. She’s grateful she made it to the other side.
14-Across, Four Letters: Ryan Murphy anthology series about messy drama
The Hit Me Hard and Soft standout is a queer anthem.
Let’s just say “Lunch” isn’t about Uncrustables.
Succession fans who have always wanted to watch Arian Moayed commit a murder, this episode is for you.
And the single is dropping soon!
An episode full of difficult, necessary conversations leaves (nearly) everyone in a better place.
