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Joe Exotic Of "Tiger King" Will Be Resentenced In His Murder-For-Hire Case
A federal appeals court determined there was an error in how Exotic's sentence was calculated.
Nicole Fallert
“Sex/Life” Is The Worst Show I Have Ever Seen, And I Have Watched All Of Television
How is it MY fault that your husband has never railed you properly? Grow up! (Spoilers, obviously, as if it matters.)
Scaachi Koul
Netflix’s Newest True Crime Show Wrestles With The Allure Of The Dead White Woman
Sophie: A Murder in West Cork is a promising entry into prestige true crime, but ultimately succumbs to the genre’s conventions.
Alessa Dominguez
Some Parents Had A Total Meltdown When A Virtual Netflix Event For The Show "Nailed It" Did Not, In Fact, Nail It
"I am just really shocked that after 18 months of being in this virtual Zoom world they couldn’t get this right."
Tanya Chen
What's The Point Of Comedy Right Now?
Hacks, Bo Burnham’s Inside, and Mae Martin’s Feel Good tackle the existential crisis of trying to be funny when the world is on fire.
Shannon Keating
Why Bo Burnham, Jenna Marbles, And Shane Dawson All Logged Off
Burnham, like Shane Dawson and Jenna Marbles, grew up on the internet. But how they’ve dealt with being constantly online has varied drastically.
Scaachi Koul
7 New TV Shows You'll Binge
From a half-hour comedy about a group of Muslim punk rockers to a moving docuseries about the history of African American cuisine.
Tomi Obaro
Phoebe Dynevor Revealed How "Bridgerton" Will Continue Without Regé-Jean Page After He Announced His Exit From The Show
"I think he'll definitely be referred to a lot. I think we'll see the baby."
Ben Henry
Five New TV Shows We Can’t Stop Watching
From an HBO detective thriller to a new comedy from Tina Fey.
Tomi Obaro
I Can’t Imagine The New Netflix Reality Shows About Influencers Will Do Any Good For The Industry’s Reputation
In this week's newsletter: shows about influencers may continue to be two-dimensional, and the already-controversial IG Loop giveaways just reached new toxic heights.
Tanya Chen
The Best True Crime Documentaries You Haven’t Binged Yet
From a high school football star falsely accused of sexual assault to a pair of college lovers charged with murder, here are some riveting docuseries you might have missed.
Alessa Dominguez
Netflix’s “Deadly Illusions” Is Total Trash, And Not In A Fun Way
It's exciting to see Charlotte from Sex and the City get seduced by a mysterious nanny — until it very much isn't.
Shannon Keating
Olivia Jade Is Receiving Backlash For A TikTok About Being “Publicly Shamed” After Netflix's College Admissions Scandal Documentary
“It doesn’t matter if somebody’s going through worse. You’re allowed to have a hard time in this world.”
Ellie Bate
Netflix’s College Admissions Documentary Is A Compelling Anatomy Of A Scam
“Operation Varsity Blues” looks beyond the scandal’s celebrity protagonists and exposes a rotten system.
Alessa Dominguez
“Ginny & Georgia” Is Yet Another Netflix Algorithm Triumph
Yes, it brought us that controversial Taylor Swift joke. Still, it’s as watchable as you’d expect.
Shannon Keating
Amy Poehler's New Netflix Movie Tries To Be Intersectional But Falls Short
Moxie tries hard to be inclusive, but it ends up being awkward.
Lauren Strapagiel
Netflix’s "Marriage Or Mortgage" Couldn’t Come At A Worse Time
A reality show where people decide between a dream wedding and a forever home feels different in our pandemic era.
Lauren Strapagiel
“BoJack Horseman” Helped Me Finally Confront My Father’s Alzheimer’s
My father’s Alzheimer’s is erasing his memory of the years he emotionally abused me. Until the latest season of BoJack Horseman, I didn’t know how badly I needed to see someone else faced with the same never-ending crisis.
Zoë Beery
Todrick Hall Is Facing Backlash After Being Accused Of Defending Taylor Swift By “Slut-Shaming” Other People
“I can think of quite a few pop stars who run through men/women like it’s cardio and no one mentions their names.”
Ben Henry
Taylor Swift Responded To The “Lazy, Deeply Sexist Joke” About Her Love Life In Netflix’s “Ginny & Georgia”
“Hey Ginny & Georgia, 2010 called and it wants its lazy, deeply sexist joke back.”
Ben Henry
Netflix's “I Care A Lot” Isn’t The Movie It Thinks It Is
The Golden Globe–nominated film takes on guardianship fraud but becomes disturbingly nihilistic.
Elamin Abdelmahmoud
Taylor Swift, Jessica Simpson, And The Demands On Women Pop Stars
Simpson's Open Book is a more candid chronicle than Miss Americana, but each one offers a portrait of a young woman finding herself in the music industry in a different and revealing way.
Alessa Dominguez
Why Strippers Are Upset About Netflix’s Pole Dance Documentary
Strip Down, Rise Up follows women healing through pole dancing, but strippers told BuzzFeed News it lacks the critical context of their voices.
Lauren Strapagiel
"Call My Agent!" And "Industry" Capture The Dangers Of Mixing Work With Pleasure
The French crossover hit and the darkly sexy investment firm drama each emphasize the thrills — and the downsides — of making work your identity.
Shannon Keating
Lana Condor And Noah Centineo Opened Up About Being “Fully In Denial” Over The End Of The “To All The Boys” Movies
“I am fully in denial. I have not processed, not a single thing.”
Ben Henry
Zendaya's New Movie Isn't Good
Malcolm & Marie feels half-baked.
Michael Blackmon
6 New TV Shows We Can’t Get Enough Of
From Netflix's Lupin to a Spanish Sex and the City — these are the new shows we're obsessed with.
Tomi Obaro
Zendaya Said People Are "Not Ready" To See Her As An Adult After "Malcolm & Marie" Sparked Age Gap Backlash
"It's hard for people to wrap [their heads] around the idea that I am grown in real life."
Ellie Bate
Phoebe Dynevor Explained Why Filming "Bridgerton" Sex Scenes Would've Been "A Very Difficult Experience" If They Were Directed By A Man
"No one wants to be told how to orgasm by a man."
Ben Henry
Netflix’s “Night Stalker” Is A Gory Mess
A new documentary turns “Night Stalker” Richard Ramirez’s reign of terror into a one-dimensional police procedural.
Alessa Dominguez
