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Kayleigh Donaldson

  • Can a ‘Glee’ Reboot Really Work in 2026?

    Disney’s revival could be an intriguing opportunity for Ryan Murphy to learn from the mistakes of the beloved series’ past

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    October 21, 2026 @ 4:00 PM
    TV Shows
    4:00 PM
    Can a ‘Glee’ Reboot Really Work in 2026?
  • Tim Curry Was an Icon Who Spent Decades as a Reliable Scene Stealer | Appreciation

    From “Rocky Horror” to “Clue” to “It,” the actor gave us years of versatile performances that made him a beloved character performer

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    August 26, 2026 @ 10:14 AM
    Culture
    10:14 AM
    Tim Curry Was an Icon Who Spent Decades as a Reliable Scene Stealer | Appreciation
  • Hayden Panettiere Deserved Better | Appreciation

    The prodigious film and TV star weathered industry sexism and personal troubles amid a storied career

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    August 17, 2026 @ 10:50 AM
    TV Shows
    10:50 AM
    Hayden Panettiere Deserved Better | Appreciation
  • ‘The Shards’ Review: Ryan Murphy Waters Down Bret Easton Ellis to Make His Own Murderous ‘Euphoria’

    There’s enjoyment to be had, undeniably, but what a big step down from the might of the book

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    August 5, 2026 @ 8:00 AM
    Reviews
    8:00 AM
    ‘The Shards’ Review: Ryan Murphy Waters Down Bret Easton Ellis to Make His Own Murderous ‘Euphoria’
  • Sam Neill’s Versatility Made Him a Big Screen Favorite for Decades | Appreciation

    The New Zealand actor best known for “Jurassic Park” had a rich filmography of roles across genres and scales, making him one of our most reliable stars

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    July 13, 2026 @ 7:59 AM
    Movies
    7:59 AM
    Sam Neill’s Versatility Made Him a Big Screen Favorite for Decades | Appreciation
  • James Burrows Helped Define the Modern American TV Comedy | Appreciation

    Over the course of a truly unparalleled career, the late Burrows directed over 1,000 episodes of some of the most beloved comedies

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    June 19, 2026 @ 1:49 PM
    Culture
    1:49 PM
    James Burrows Helped Define the Modern American TV Comedy | Appreciation
  • Anthony Head Was One of TV’s Most Reliable Figures, From ‘Buffy’ to ‘Ted Lasso’ | Appreciation

    The beloved character actor did pretty much everything on TV, but two roles stand out as evidence of his singular talents

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    June 5, 2026 @ 12:15 PM
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    12:15 PM
    Anthony Head Was One of TV’s Most Reliable Figures, From ‘Buffy’ to ‘Ted Lasso’ | Appreciation
  • ‘The Vampire Lestat’ Review: Sam Reid Takes Over in Brilliantly Chaotic New Chapter

    AMC’s excellent “Interview With the Vampire” returns with a boundary-pushing perspective change that justifies its new title

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    June 2, 2026 @ 12:00 AM
    TV Shows
    12:00 AM
    ‘The Vampire Lestat’ Review: Sam Reid Takes Over in Brilliantly Chaotic New Chapter
  • Colbert’s Late Night Legacy: Did We Ask Too Much of Him? | Commentary

    Whether he liked it or not, Stephen Colbert spent decades being a clear voice in torrid political times. The end of “The Late Show” is the end of that era

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    May 21, 2026 @ 6:15 AM
    TV Shows
    6:15 AM
    Colbert’s Late Night Legacy: Did We Ask Too Much of Him? | Commentary
  • ‘Saturday Night Live UK’ Review: A Wobbly Start With Strong Potential – When It Leans Into Brit Humor

    The British remake of an American comedy stalwart is at its best when it ignores its Yankee roots

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    March 21, 2026 @ 5:06 PM
    TV
    5:06 PM
    ‘Saturday Night Live UK’ Review: A Wobbly Start With Strong Potential – When It Leans Into Brit Humor
  • Daryl Hannah’s Scathing ‘Love Story’ Takedown Shows Ryan Murphy’s Big Biopic Problem | Commentary

    The actress’s New York Times essay condemning the inaccurate portrayal of her life is the latest instance of Murphy’s true-life shows’ fuzzy relationship with history

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    March 6, 2026 @ 1:30 PM
    TV Shows
    1:30 PM
    Daryl Hannah’s Scathing ‘Love Story’ Takedown Shows Ryan Murphy’s Big Biopic Problem | Commentary
  • ‘CIA’ Review: CBS Spinoff Sticks Too Close to the Formula

    Tom Ellis and Nick Gehfluss headline Dick Wolf’s latest “FBI” expansion that feels like a rehash on all sides

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    February 20, 2026 @ 6:00 AM
    Reviews
    6:00 AM
    ‘CIA’ Review: CBS Spinoff Sticks Too Close to the Formula
  • James Van Der Beek Became a ‘90s Icon With ‘Dawson’s Creek,’ and Changed TV in the Process | Appreciation

    The actor was the embodiment of ‘90s teen angst, but he also proved himself willing to be in on the joke

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    February 11, 2026 @ 4:09 PM
    Culture
    4:09 PM
    James Van Der Beek Became a ‘90s Icon With ‘Dawson’s Creek,’ and Changed TV in the Process | Appreciation
  • How Catherine O’Hara Became One of TV’s Defining Funny Women | Appreciation

    Every generation got their O’Hara moment, from “SCTV” to “Schitt’s Creek,” and each version was more hilarious and bananas than the last

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    January 30, 2026 @ 2:13 PM
    TV Shows
    2:13 PM
    How Catherine O’Hara Became One of TV’s Defining Funny Women | Appreciation
  • ‘Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials’ Review: Lavish Netflix Adaptation Builds to a Terrible Ending

    The streamer tries to kick off a new franchise with a wobbly take on a lesser novel, starring Helena Bonham Carter and Mia McKenna-Bruce

    By

    Kayleigh Donaldson
    January 15, 2026 @ 6:30 AM
    Reviews
    6:30 AM
    ‘Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials’ Review: Lavish Netflix Adaptation Builds to a Terrible Ending
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